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Welcome to the January 2007 issue of
Offshore Insights. We continue to track the
Services Globalization industry to provide you with the latest news, views and
trends that shape the way services are purchased, delivered and managed around
the world.
This month's report looks at the factors that contribute to the growth in
services globalization and identifies several trends. The report takes an
in-depth look at the impact that the increasing number of sophisticated buyers,
who now have several years of global sourcing experience, will have on the
industry. Key service provider and location trends are also discussed.
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Services GlobalizationSM Trends 2007
By neoIT
The key trend for 2007, neoIT predicts, is business transformation, which
global companies will leverage to improve time-to-market, gain new business,
standardize processes and significantly lower costs. This report provides a
snapshot of buyer, supplier and geographic drivers that will shape the top
global services trends of 2007.
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neoIT Invites you to Begin the New Year A Step Ahead
of the Rest
Register for the 2007 Global Services Conference: Driving Business Value
Transformation
Wednesday, January 31, 2007 - Crowne Plaza Times Square, NYC
REGISTER NOW - SAVE $100*
The
2007 Global Services Conference is a full day, action packed event
designed to help you identify innovative solutions, best practices, and leading
service providers to achieve world-class business value from your
organization's outsourcing investment.
Speakers include: Nobel prize winner and reknowned author,
Joseph Stiglitz; Marty Chuck, SVP & CIO, Electronic Arts; Askshaya Bhargava,
Head of Global BPO Investments, 3i; Soumitra Rathod, VP, Worldwide IT
Outsourcing, McGraw-Hill, Inc; Deborah Kops, Head of Program Planning &
Development, SharedXpertise; Atul Vashistha, CEO, neoIT; and Rusty Weston,
Editor in Chief, Global Services Magazine.
*Valid only for Outsourcing Solutions Buyers/Employees Multinational Companies
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HERE TO REGISTER at the neoIT Preferred rate of $295.
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eServices Philippines 2007
February 15 - 16, 2007
Manila, Philippines
Jojo Aquino, neoIT Managing Director, will speak on the topic “The Global BPO
Outlook: The Analyst’s Perspective” at the CEO Forum.
Russ Metcalf, neoIT Sr Director, will deliver a presentation entitled
“Benchmarking in Shared Service Centers”.
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The 2007 Outsourcing World Summit
February 19 - 21, 2007
Las Vegas, NV
Atul Vashistha, neoIT CEO, will deliver a keynote on "How Services
Globalization is Futurizing the Corporation" while Eugene Kublanov, neoIT
Managing Director & COO, will chair the “Global Destinations" track.
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Visit the
Offshore Knowledge Center to learn more about services globalization.
Review best practices on the full lifecycle of global services delivery from
assessment and due diligence to transition, on-going management and analysis.
You will find reports written by respected industry analysts, articles from
around the Web, and other important resources, such as newsletters and
presentations.
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Lifecycle Series Part I:
The Knowledge Phase
By Atul Vashistha
CEO, neoIT
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columns, I’ll talk in depth about the four phases in the services globalization
lifecycle: the knowledge phase, the plan phase, the source phase, and the
manage phase. Looking at the process of services globalization as a lifecycle
is an important part of seeing the big picture, of understanding that services
globalization is a journey and not a destination, and ensuring a disciplined
process is in place to ensure long term success.
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