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IBM Confidential IBM Confidential © 2007 IBM Corporation© 2007 IBM Corporation
Quick Path to GIE
Managed Business Process Services , 강학동전무IBM Korea
© 2007 IBM Corporation3
Global integration is becoming reality
“평평해진 세계”에 의해서, 글로벌 교역, 자본, 그리고 정보의 교류가 빠른 속도로
강화됨에 따라, 비즈니스 가치가 발생하는 장소(where)와 발생하는 방법(how)이 급격하게
변화하고 있다.
“The Globally Integrated Enterprise”, Foreign Affairs, June 2006Samuel J. Palmisano, Chairman of the Board and CEO in IBM Corporation
경제의 논리(Economics) : 노동
시장을 포함한잠재적수익
전문적 지식(Expertise) : 새로운 지식, 아이디어와 혁신에대한 접근이 가능
개방형비즈니스 환경
(Open business Environments) : 시스템의 개방 및
표준화 정도
글로벌 통합(Global Integration)을 위한 핵심 원칙- 업무가 통합되는 과정에 대한 3가지 동력
© 2007 IBM Corporation4
Source: IDC; MGI Labor Database; McKinsey analysis; IBM analysis
India and China have the most cost effective developer pools …
…which will expand 3-fold by 20102005
Globalisation expands the pool of skilled workers
Quantity: Thousands FTE
L.A.
Other A. P.
Russia
E. EuropeCanada
JapanU.K.
Other W.Europe
Germany
U.S.
40
30
20
10
0-1,000 1,000 3,000 5,000 7,000 9,000 11,000 13,000 15,000
Germany40
30
20
10
0-1,000 1,000 3,000 5,000 7,000 9,000 11,000 13,000 15,000
U.S.Other W.Europe
U.K.Japan
CanadaE. Europe
RussiaL.A.
Other A. P.
China
India
Labo
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osts
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Quantity: Thousands FTE
Labo
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, $ p
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India
China
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India will have a 10-20 year median age advantage over its key competitors by the year 2025
Source: U.N. Department of Economic & Social Affairs, Population Division
Years
Med
ian
Age Median Age
1975
Median Age 2000
Median Age 2025
10
20
30
40
50
Japan WestEurope
US China India Japan WestEurope
US China India Japan WestEurope
US China India
10-20 year difference in median age
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Global delivery can help generate the savings that fund for Business Transformation that create new business value
Current state Future state
Business Transformation
spending
* Performance improvements relative to sector median.Source: Business Impact of Outsourcing—A Fact-Based Analysis, coauthored by Dr. Marc Bertoneche, Harvard Business School,and Dr. Aleksandra Mojsilović, IBM Research, January 2006
Global delivery’sfinancial impact
15–25% projected average annual savings in operations and maintenance
50–100% potential increase in transformation budget
9.9-point* reduction in S, G & A expenses
11.8-point* increase in earnings growth
8.6-point* increase in return on assets (ROA)
Business Transformation
spending
Process operations spending Process operations
spending
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Global network of delivery centers is designed to satisfy GIE enabler
In PlanF&A ProcurementHR CRM Industryspecific
Tokyo
Toronto
Lisbon
Greenock
Okinawa
Lexington
Dallas/Atlanta
Budapest
KrakowCalgary
Bangalore
Costa Rica
Manila
Newcastle
Greenville, SC
Edmonton
Buenos Aires
Nashville
ShanghaiRotterdam
Brisbane
Dalian
Tulsa
Delhi/Mumbai
Houston Bratislava
Dublin
EndicottStockholm
Hortlandia
Pune
ChandigarhKolkata
Athens
Sydney Melbourne
Malaysia
JeonjuSeoul
In PlanF&A ProcurementHR CRM Industryspecific In PlanF&A ProcurementHR CRM Industryspecific
Tokyo
Toronto
Lisbon
Greenock
Okinawa
Lexington
Dallas/Atlanta
Budapest
KrakowCalgary
Bangalore
Costa Rica
Manila
Newcastle
Greenville, SC
Edmonton
Buenos Aires
Nashville
ShanghaiRotterdam
Brisbane
Dalian
Tulsa
Delhi/Mumbai
Houston Bratislava
Dublin
EndicottStockholm
Hortlandia
Pune
ChandigarhKolkata
Athens
Sydney Melbourne
Malaysia
JeonjuSeoul
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1. Web Production Services
Strategy vs. Reality
“High Life Seeker” “Average…”
“Big Variances over Countries”
Pain points on Web Sites
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1. Web Production Services
Duplicated spending throughout regions due to lack of centralized adjustment and experience sharing.
Incoherent and Inconsistent Brand message from different web strategy and agency experience in each region
Achieve Finance Visibility and Cost Control and by product, business Line and Countries
Business Requirements Estimated Business Value
Reduced number of headcounts on duplicated jobs
Optimized number of Management and Fixed assets
Reduced Unit cost of labor by moving centers to cost efficient place
Strong Buying power & consolidated agency management Specialized web skills will increase the productivity
Consolidation
Labor Arbitrage
Operation Efficiency
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1. Web Production Services : Leveraging ibm.com Global Delivery
-3 GMT-5 GMT-7 GMT +1 GMT +5.5 GMT +10 GMT
Buenos Aires, Argentina
White Plains, NYRaleigh, NCBoulder, CO
Sydney
Bangalore
Bratislava, Slovakia
Vienna, Austria
Web Production Locations
Authoring Services Locations
ibm.com/JapanAustin, TX
Rochester, MN Cambridge, MASan Jose, CA
Hursley
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Milan, ItalyDalian, China
Charlotte, NC
4 Web Productions Leaders4 Web project Managers 8 Web Developers69 Web Builders
14 Web Productions Leaders13 Web project Managers 7 Web Developers33 Web Builders 4 Web Productions Leaders
5 Web project Managers 7 Web Developers67 Web Builders
59 Web Productions Leaders7 Web project Managers 16 Web Developers
14 Web Productions Leaders7 Web project Managers 21 Web Developers15 Web Builders
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1. IBM On-going Delivery Excellence Programs
Translation Memory - Tradus- United word for translation-Translation productivity improvement -Samsung standard words implementation
6 Sigma Program
-Time & Motion Studies -Production enhancement
Work Flow – PTT*
- Task tracking and management - Analytical reports for delivery
management aligned with rule based billing method..
Quality Assurance - WebKing
−Ensure Samsung.com Standard implementation −Automated error checking
Knowledge Communicator
- Provide common platform for all to collaborate and share / replicate internal & external knowledge relevant
IBM Delivery Excellence
Process Innovation to improve Productivity
Qua
lity
assu
ranc
e an
d C
usto
mer
Sat
isfa
ctio
n
Com
mun
icat
ion
/ Tra
ckin
g
Management Visibility
Real Time Reporting – PTT*
−Live reports of every country and every BU to ensure transparency−Rejection tracking
Issue Tracking Program – PTT*
- Issue status tracking & alert- Root cause analysis
Client Satisfaction Survey
−Effective response tracking of stakeholder satisfaction management
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2. Telco – Telstra
Required to seek ways to improve operational efficiencies & reduce costs quickly
Procure to Pay: Lack of visibility to spend, process inconsistency, ineffective controls and enabling technology
Supply Chain Collaboration: Lack of data visibility/ control and process integration
Product Management: Lack of standardized new product governance, process and collaborative infrastructure
Supply Chain Planning: Multiple, disparate planning processes and supporting IT infrastructure across the business
Spare Parts Management & Field Service: Large stock holdings in multiple locations
Asset Management: Multiple disconnected processes and disparate systems
Business Requirements Business Benefit
Realize Savings
Improve Sourcing
Improve Compliance
Tracking of realized savings
Ability for Finance to interlock realized savings to budget review process
Visibility and planning of sourcing events and savings
Better data and tools for Procurement staff to allow for better management of the category and market intelligence
Improved relationships with suppliers due to better forecasting, quicker sourcing cycles and on-time payment
Further centralization of procurement function so that buying from the Business Units is eliminated over time
Increased Process Compliance and Contract Compliance will allow the procurement sourcing benefits to be realized
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IBM procurement… from 300 centres to 3 centres in 6 years
Procurement Operation Centres
Budapest, Hungary
Bangalore, India
Shenzhen, China
Major IBM locations around the world
….now driven globally from China
2. Telco – Telstra
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2. Telco – Telstra : SSC Service Areas by IBM
Procurement Services : 25M$/year investment in Procurement process!
sourcing teams for each spend categorymanaging IBM spend categories – sourcing strategy, vendor mgmt, savings reviews, contract mgmt (but final contract approvals always with Telstra) always compliant with Telstra policies
Operational Services
catalog development – hosted, punch outvendor master file maintenancecontract data capture“full buyer” requisition ordersemergency order processreportingcompliance measurementsavings tracking
Accounts Payable Services
invoice processinginvoice payment file generationreporting and month end assistancescanninginvoice / PO match issue resolution (pricing, GRN, etc)
IT Services
EmptorisP2P (Procure-to-Pay)Business ToneService Management ToolsHardware – Telstra HubNetwork and User access
Other Services
call centre – vendor assistance, Telstra user assistance, helpdesk etc
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2. Telco – Telstra : GIE Solution leveraging IBM Global Delivery
Bangalore, India
Brisbane, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Legacy ApplicationsWebsphere
integration, ERP integration
Database: DB2
O/S
Infrastructure LayerBack Office / Contact Centre
Application Layer
IBM Assets and Tools:P2P, Emptoris, Business tone
IBM Data Centre
Process and People Layer
• Business Outcome KPI measurements Tier 1 Business Functions
• FTE Transfer Tier 1 Business Functions• Process Improvement Tier 1 Modules• Consulting / Discovery Tier 2 Modules
ApplicationLayer
3
Process and People Layer
InfrastructureLayer
2
1
Integrated Procurement Solution
Client & supplier contact center supportCentralized invoice / payment status, call tracking and analysis
Centralized procurement’s AP, AR
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2. Telco - Telstra : Financial Benefits
Strategic / Tactical Sourcing & Compliance
Realized Savings
Demand Management
Cost Avoidance
Total Procurement
Benefits
Direct
Spend
Total Spend Savings
Vendor Payment Controls Savings
Enterprise Procurement Activity Cost
Savings
Spend in dedicated areas with limited indirect sourcing
savings
Total Spend $2,000,000,000
Direct Spend = 80%
Indirect Spend = 20%
IBM will work with client to increase
compliance levels to 80-90%+
Increased controls and use of discounts
can yield an additional 1-2%
annually
Increased effectiveness and tighter controls can reduce
consumption by as much as 5-10%
End-user procurement activities can be reduced
or eliminated.
Indirect Spend
Potential Financial Benefits
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2. Telco – Bharti, Global partnerships for best of breed capabilities to address high-growth opportunities
Bharti, a global telecommunications company, knew that the western model for mobile-phone businesses (building and maintaining huge, expensive cellular networks) would not work for them
The challenge was to expand the business while keeping costs down and providing reliable service. “Bharti has a “radical business model, which outsources everything but marketing and customer management, charges 2 cents a minute for calls, and is adding a million customers a month.”
– Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman & Managing Director, Bharti Enterprises
Bharti took a radical approach to outsourcing through global partnerships:Outsourced the entire cellular network to their three existing equipment suppliers Ericsson, Nokia, and Siemens Outsourced their call center operationsCreated an information technology alliance with IBM
Bharti outsources the heart of its operations which freed up its investment capital to pursue growth opportunities.
Bharti is now India’s largest private-sector telecommunications with 22% market shareIncreased revenue by 60% in 2005Subscriber base has grown from around 7 million to around 18 million in the last two years
Global Results
Integrated Approach
Enterprise Challenge
Source: Foreign Affairs, Volume 85, No. 3, May/June 2006; http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_17/b3981401.htm; http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/05_34/b3948440.htm
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3. FSS –Major UK Bank (LTSB) Operations at IBM’s Global Delivery Centre in Bangalore
Banking Operations Insurance Subsidiary
Card Collections
Inbound
Outbound
Universal Banking Service
Account opening
Welcome pack generation
Account maintenance
Cash accounts
Excess management
Triggers
General Servicing of policies
Account maintenance
Inbound Personal Loan Service Center
Address and risk band checks
Operation Processes in Bangalore The growth of Global Delivery
• Started the Card Collections, Universal Banking Service May ’03 with agents of 100
• Insurance Process added Dec ’04 (Number of Agents grow to 300)
• Additional processes added (Bank Collections, Card Collections, Payment..)Number of Agents : 650 FTE as of 2007 Jan
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3. FSS –Major UK Bank (LTSB) Operations at IBM’s Global Delivery Centre in Bangalore
% Calls Handled
Analysis of Complaints
% Complaints and Numbers
ONSHORE96%
OFFSHORE4%
Bangalore handles +70% of the calls while accounting for only 4% complaints
% of Book Handled Offshore
15.0%
46.0%
85%
54%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Inbound Outbound
Onshore Offshore
Complaints by Category
0
1
2
3
4
5
Rude Compliance Un-Helpful Process Voice / Accent
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3. FSS –Major UK Bank (LTSB) Operations at IBM’s Global Delivery Centre in Bangalore
Key Deliverables– SLAs being consistently achieved
• Collections – 80% higher than On-shore operations• Data – Quality is consistently at 99.5%
– Collections - 70% of call volumes are now handled at Bangalore– Data – 2 processes are completely managed out of Bangalore– All Compliance and Audit requirements being met - 4 Star Audit rating
Way Forward– Expansion to cover new business areas such as Payments, HR, F&A and Administrative.