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The evolution of IT Outsourcing - why trusted partnership matters? - PPT Presentation

by Olha Moroz Delivery Director SoftServe Poland Outsourcing for Buyer Talents expertise Price Hiring and staffing speed Free own resources Less attention to support Less control Communication ID: 632644

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The evolution of IT Outsourcing - why trusted partnership matters?by Olha MorozDelivery Director, SoftServe PolandSlide2

Outsourcing for BuyerTalents, expertisePriceHiring and staffing speedFree own resources

Less attention to support

Less

control

Communication

can cause problems

Language barrier issues

Security issuesSlide3

Factors to consider

Quality

Price

Taxes

Reputation

Business culture compatibility

Location

Understanding goals

Constant management of the business relationship

Well-written contracts

Strong communication

Language

Labor pool's skill and size

Security and privacy

Local education systems ability to support the labor pool

Legal culture and stability of a countrySlide4

Outsourcing for SellerIT outsourcing: from infrastructure to software development, maintenance and supportNon-

c

ore/Non-

s

trategic business elementsNo visibility on products roadmapDifficult to get product ownershipSlide5

Maslow's hierarchy of needsSlide6

Types of business modelsSlide7

F

rom FTE

To outcome based:

- business goals

- tangible metrics

- for user

Evolution of outsourcing pricing modelsSlide8

What clients need?Link the benefits of procuring IT services from third party providers to the realization of business objectivesSlide9

Output and Outcome based service delivery and commercial models (Cognizant)Slide10

Managed Service modelManagement responsibilitiesBOT modelVASSlide11

VerticalizationMany clients are looking for more vertical expertiseSlide12

Technical Product Management

Product strategy

Release

planning

Technology

selection

Backlog creation

End-to-end UI design

Execution ownership

Influence on decision making

Customer representativeSlide13

Contract

Contract type

Team distribution

Contract duration

Renegotiation

Model based pricingSlide14

Multiple vendors

Competing vendors

Access to internal information

Shared goal and agreementsSlide15

Access to client’s internal environment

Infrastructure

Procedures and Policies

Alignment on management levelSlide16

The Sourcing Decision Becomes Data-DrivenSlide17

Crowdsourcing

Idea

generation

D

esign for a prototypeTalent

Quick feedback

Low cost

No

management

MarketingLow risk

QualityLack of Motivation

Keeping SecretsEthical, LegalWho is the owner?Slide18

More Automation, Less Cheap Labor in IT outsourcing

Cloud and virtualization

R

obot-like technolog

iesMore human

judgement and

experienceSlide19
Slide20

Indian providers are stepping up

Low cost

English

Big population

Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Tech Mahindra

Labor turnover

“Yes Sir” culture

More management

Time ZoneSlide21

Eastern EuropeQuality vs Quantity - the benefits of outsourcing to Eastern Europe

The availability of a highly educated

workforce

Business culture

Cultural similaritiesTime zonesLow attrition ratesSlide22

NearshoreDomestic sourcing is a plusPredictability in political situationLanguage, culture, time zoneSalaries management

No need in

H-1B and L1

visas

Similar legal regulationsSlide23

Factors to consider

Quality

Price

Taxes

Reputation

Business culture compatibility

Location

Understanding goals

Constant management of the business relationship

Well-written contracts

Strong communication

Language

Labor pool's skill and size

Security and privacy

Local education systems ability to support the labor pool

Legal culture and stability of a countrySlide24

Factors to consider

Quality

Price

Taxes

Reputation

Business culture compatibility

Location

Understanding goals

Constant management of the business relationship

Well-written contracts

Strong communication

Language

Labor pool's skill and size

Security and privacy

Local education systems ability to support the labor pool

Legal culture and stability of a countrySlide25

Factors to consider

Quality

Price

Taxes

Reputation

Business culture compatibility

Location - onsite

Understanding goals

Constant management of the business relationship

Well-written contracts

Strong communication

Language

Labor pool's skill and size

Security and privacy

Local education systems ability to support the labor pool

Legal culture and stability of a countrySlide26

Factors to consider

Quality

Price

Taxes

Reputation

Business culture compatibility

Location

Understanding goals

Constant management of the business relationship

Well-written contracts

Strong communication

Language

Labor pool's skill and size

Security and privacy

Local education systems ability to support the labor pool

Legal culture and stability of a country

Product Ideation

Innovative Solutions

Value added services

Subject matter expertise

Domain, market, competitors knowledge

End user representative

Data as an asset

Shared goals and outcomesSlide27

Popularity of outsourcingSlide28

Expenses on outsourcingSlide29

TrendsMore than 2.4 million jobs outsourced from the US in last 10 years28% of whole outsourcing is ITLarge companies continue to be the leaders in outsourcing, spending a median average of 7.8% of their IT budgets on it

Application

hosting is the most popular function to outsource, with 62% of

organizations

doing itIT security outsourcing is increasing  48% companies plan to hire more outsourcers than full time employees in next 12-18 monthsOffshore outsourcing to grow by more than 20% annuallySlide30

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