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IBM Public Sector Proposal: Brazil Hospitality Group Written by: Greg Greben Sam Henig Ryan Holland

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IBM Public Sector Proposal: Brazil Hospitality Group. Written by: Greg Greben Sam Henig Ryan Holland. Company Background. Word’s largest IT & consulting organization $100 Billion in revenue 400,000 employees working in over 170 countries. Company Background. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: IBM Public Sector Proposal:  Brazil Hospitality Group

IBM Public Sector Proposal:

Brazil Hospitality Group Written by:

Greg GrebenSam Henig

Ryan Holland

Page 2: IBM Public Sector Proposal:  Brazil Hospitality Group

Company Background

• Word’s largest IT & consulting organization• $100 Billion in revenue• 400,000 employees working in over 170 countries

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Company Background

• IBM believes that a company culture based on core values not only helps the business, but also defines the role that the company can and should play in society

• IBMers have three core vaules– Dedication to every client’s success– Innovation that matters – for our company and for

the worl– Trust and personal responsibility

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Company Background

• IBM Public Sector Consulting offers…– Superior strategy– Transformation– Advanced analytical consulting across an entire

range of services– Comprehensive, integrated, and outcome driven

solutions to help organizations achieve business goals.

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Project Background

• IBM has been working closely with companies, cities, and communities around the world to build a smarter planet

• Opened new branches across Brazil – Has allowed the company to extend its push into

emerging markets – More clients worldwide

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Project Background

• Brazil is currently one of the best-performing global IT markets in the world– 2014 FIFA World Cup– 2016 Summer Olympics

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Project Background

• IBM’s smarter commerce consultants from the Application Innovation Services (AIS) sector is working with a new client, Brazil Hospitality Group (BHG)

• In preparation of the FIFA World Cup and Summer Olympics, IBM is working with BHG to develop a new hotel management software

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Scope of Work

• Scope of work for IBM’s project with BHG includes all…– Planning– Execution – Implementation– And training for the new hotel management

software

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Scope of Work

• The project and all training must be completed before June 12th 2014

• Must have adequate resources for designing, building, testing, and implementing the new software

• Also will provide the staff to train employees of BHG

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Schedule/ Milestones1. December:

12/10 - Evaluations and Consultation completed 2. February:

2/4 - Development phase completed2/11 - Contract and Details formulation completed

3. March:3/ 18 – Pre-alpha phase completed

4. April:

4/1 – Alpha phase completed4/15 – Beta phase completed 4/ 22 – Software release date

5. May:

5/20 – Testing phase complete

6. June:6/1 – Employee training completed

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Project Management Analysis

• IBM’s Public Sector Consulting is here to help!• After analyzing the project scope, IBM’s team

of consultants can provide the best solution for BHG

• IBM can partner with BHG for future projects– With the help of advanced analytics, IBM can

predict outcomes and take action based on real-time information

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Bibliography

1. Government. (n.d.). IBM solutions. Retrieved December 10, 2013, fromhttp://www935.ibm.com/industries/government/