Title: IT Offshore Outsourcing
1IT Offshore Outsourcing
- Offshore outsourcing is not generating the
expected cost savings promised nor is it pursued
for cost savings.
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3McKinsey Global Survey
4McKinsey Global Survey
5USA is still the leading region for product
designs new product intro.
6Changing World
- Collapse of the Berlin wall
- Leadership change in China
- The European Union
Technology Bubble
- Year 2000
- Telecommunication
- Voice
- Data
7CEO /CFO View of Supplier
Source SDS network software M.L.
Emilliani
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9India Attractive IT Outsource Location
High
Infrastructure Geopolitical Risk Incentives
Location attraction
Low
High
Workers Capability
English, Education, Qualification, Cost
10Criteria South East Asia Attraction
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13Hourly Wages
14India moving up the value-chain in IT services
- India started by providing Cobol programmers in
early 1990s - Moved to porting from Fortran and Cobol onto C
and Pascal - Moved to converting legacy systems into simple
client-server based systems - Solution provider to Y2K glitch
- Moved up the technology chain to Java and XML
programming - Attempting to break into RD in software
services.
15IT Services
16Multinational IT companies with RD center in
India
- Motorola India Electronics Ltd.
- Novell India Software Dev. Center
- Oracle India Development Center
- Philips Research Center
- Samsung India Software RD Center
- SAP Labs India
- Sasken Technologies
- STMicroelectronics
- Sun Microsystems, India Engineering Center
- Texas Instruments
- Zilog RD Center
- Many others in Biotech and Pharmaceutical
Industries
17Prior to Outsourcing Evaluate
- Fit between product and where they are mfg.?
- How Supply Chain will work overseas?
- Do lower labor costs really offset shipping fees?
- Who do you want to manage your vendor
relationships? - Compete not on
PRICE, - but on SPEED FLEXIBILITY
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19Offshore Outsourcing dilemma
- Will be decided in 2015
- US aging population growth
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- Shortfall in domestic labor supply