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  • Serving the Globe from India – Still?
    Busting the myth that an evolving global outsourcing landscape may sideline India in favour of “newer” arrivals, the NASSCOM Foundation’s CEO says India is sustaining its leading position in this space by pushing “inclusiveness and innovation”: Emerging rural operations are filling the need for low-cost transactions while the urban centers are focusing on client value. This means that companies should nevertheless regard India as a permanent piece of their global services delivery strategy.
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  • NASSCOM-EVEREST INDIA BPO STUDY
    Roadmap 2012 - Capitalizing on the Expanding BPO Landscape
    This study is a comprehensive fact-based view of capabilities, opportunities, and growth imperatives for the Indian BPO industry that will allow for focussed decision-making by all stakeholders — providers (third-party vendors and captives), buyers, NASSCOM and the Government.
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  • Leveraging growth opportunities in the growing Asian markets through BPO
    P&G's Singapore Customer Service Centre has refocused its inhouse shared services expertise on customer service, and has outsourced its operations to Infosys. Ashit Mehra explains how this hybrid services model is enabling P&G to focus on successfully selling its products into a growing marketplace and identifying incremental sales opportunities...
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  • IBM-Business IBM Business Processes Expertise
    Sakuntala Rao, IBM, speaks to SSON about the trends in business processes and what IBM is currently doing in the sector.


  • Watch the opening video of SSO Week Asia which has stormed the Shared Services & Outsourcing community worldwide

    Believe the hype - the SS&O revolution is already happening. If you didn't witness it live in Orlando, Melbourne, Amsterdam or Singapore, then be the first in India to download it. If you have watched the video already but still want more, then here is your chance to watch it again, right here, right now.
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  • tyagarajan Who wins in the innovation game?
    Tiger Tyagarajan, COO of Genpact.

    Why do we hear so much more about innovation than actually see it? And which sourcing model offers you better innovation? We put this question to G6 panelist Tiger Tyagarajan, COO of Genpact.

    Innovation is driven by three factors, says Tiger. First, you need a deep partnership between the services center and its client; second you need an alignment of goals – incentives - across both parties so that both benefit from improvement; and third you need access to intelligence, benchmarking and capabilities that push you along this path.

    The root of the problem, says Tiger, is that shared services are generally not structured as profit centers; rather, they are run as cost centers. So the incentives are not there. BPO providers, on the other hand, are structured for profit. But the crux is the third driver – if you are only servicing one customer you can’t leverage the breadth and depth of data and knowledge that a provider can with its 100s of clients. A clear win for the provider market, says Tiger.
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anirvansen Transforming to Global Business Services
Presentation from the 14th Annual Shared Services and Outsourcing Week. by Anirvan Sen, General Electric.
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