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NASSCOM BPO Strategy Summit 2009Captive 2.0: Managing Cost and Risk
Dinesh PaiDirector – Dell America’s Services & Support
and Head, Dell India Contact Centers
June 10, 2009
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“Captive 2.0”
1. How is this industry evolving ?
2. What are our experiences so far ?
3. What are the key risks we need to be cognizant of ?
4. How does the future look for successful captives ?
5. How can NASSCOM/Government facilitate this ?
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COST DIFFERENTIATION
Year 2000
LOW HIGH
HIGH
LOW
2005
2015
BPO Evolution
“Value Leaders”
“Cost Arbitrageurs”
Laggards
Lose to “lean competitors”
Laggards
Lose to “value creating competitors”
2010
“How is this industry evolving?”
“Cost arbitrageurs are transforming into Value leaders”
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Year 2000
LOW HIGH
HIGH
LOW
2005
2015
BPO Evolution
“Value Leaders”
“Cost Arbitrageurs”
Laggards
Lose to “lean competitors”
Laggards
Lose to “value creating competitors”
2010
“Value differentiation while maintaining leadership
position in Cost is critical”
“How is this industry evolving?”
“Cost arbitrageurs are transforming into Value leaders”
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COST DIFFERENTIATION
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“Spiralling Costs is the biggest risk to
Captives”
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1. Drive “Bullet Train Initiatives” - utilization of Facilities, Transport & Telecom
2. Higher managerial spans & better frontline productivity
3. Effectiveness of support processes like hiring, training, finance
4. Re-engineer end to end processes leveraging technology and analytics
5. Variable cost mindset
Business Related: People Related:
1. Focus on value add, not headcount add (question each new headcount)
2. Longer tenure in jobs and focus on building deep domain capability
3. Pay for performance – capability and not tenure linked wages
4. Wage optimization - differentiated increments across levels
5. Invest in niche capabilities M&A, next generation solution architects
“What are our experiences so far?”
“Managing Costs – Our Experiences”
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Three questions critical for us to answer
1. Is there enough awareness within our organization?
2. Do we have the right training delivered at all levels?
3. How effective is our governance & systems – Audits, Tools, etc…?
Example – Driving additional revenue comes with Customer info risk – Credit Cards, etc…
“What are the key risks we need to be cognizant of?”
“While we focus on delivering value…securing data, assets & people is critical”
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“How does future look for successful Captives?”
“Captives will need to take their own path”
1. “We are the business” – Captives need to work on this mantra and take full ownership of the P&L
2. Develop your own value proposition – Cost, Quality & Innovation
3. Opportunity to drive “Disruptive Innovation” in end to end process
4. M&A’s to develop new capabilities – Technology & Services
5. Strong Governance to manage end to end business
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1. Forums in specific “Risk” areas to :
a) Drive “best practice sharing”
b) Create / mandate “common minimum requirements”
2. Areas to consider :
a) Security – data, assets & people
b) Cost transformation
c) People practices
“How can NASSCOM facilitate this?”
“Creating forums in specific areas”
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Thank You
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“What are some of the other risks?”
“Geopolitical, Governance, Business Continuity”
1. Geopolitical – Stable government, No new internal & external threat
2. Governance – Multiple models available currently – SLA based, Shared Services, Global Teams etc…
3. Business Continuity – Multiple centers across the globe – Captives & Partners