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    1. “Written in India”@Lucent Technologies Christine Troianello, Director Lucent Technologies Information Products & Training Organization December 16, 2005 1
    2. Agenda  Globalization  Lucent Technologies in India  “Written in India” – Lucent’s Approach – Key Priorities  Success Factors  Challenges  Experiences  The Future in India  Recommendations 2 Lucent Technologies
    3. Globalization  Lucent Technologies is increasing its global footprint – Closer proximity to global markets – Maximize benefits from strengths and talents of workforce globally – Strengthen cost competitiveness  India is a key country for Lucent – Important market – Cost competitive – Advanced technology skills – Widely available English language skills 3 Lucent Technologies
    4. Lucent Technologies in India  Established and growing in India: – Large embedded, nationwide base – India’s Government and service providers selected Lucent – More than 1500 employees in 9 locations in India  India is a leading R&D center for Lucent  Lucent is building a strong presence with the Information Product and Training Organization in Bangalore 4 Lucent Technologies
    5. IP&T Information Products and Training
    6. Global Information Development Centers IP&T Region Sep-05 Sep-06 EMEA 25% 23% UK: Swindon Germany/Netherlands: Nuremberg/Hilversum Poland/Russia: Bydgoszcz/St.Petersburg China: Beijing, Shanghai, Japan: Tokyo US: Alameda, CA IP&T Winston Salem, NC Region Sep-05 Sep-06 Columbus, OH APAC 1% 4% Lisle, Naperville, IL Phoenix, AZ India: Westford, Marlboro, MA Brazil: Mexico: Bangalore Whippany, Holmdel, NJ Campinas Mexico City IP&T IP&T IP&T IP&T Region Sep-05 Sep-06 Region Sep-05 Sep-06 Region Sep-05 Sep-06 NAR 61% 50% CALA 1% 1% APAC 12% 22% 6 Lucent Technologies
    7. “Written in India” – Lucent IP&T  Development of documentation and training for a wide range of products in all stages of the lifecycle  Technologies: Network Management, Data Networking, Wireless Communications, Applications Solutions, Optical Networking  Currently 3 teams (40 information developers) developing documentation and training  1 team delivering customer and internal training in the Bangalore training center 7 Lucent Technologies
    8. “Written in India” – Lucent IP&T Key Priorities  Customer Satisfaction: Continuous benchmarking against best in class competitors  Standardization and Consistency – One “look and feel” – Common processes and methodology (including Information Mapping and Minimalism) – Common, XML based tool set (EPIC editor and XML based automated formatting and production environment) – Increased re-use  Developing people, skills and global collaboration 8 Lucent Technologies
    9. Success Factors Overarching success factor (vision) for Technical Writing/Information Development “Enabling user performance” 9 Lucent Technologies
    10. Success Factors  Centralized functions  Regional alignment  Creation Services support C r ea tion Dir ec tor IP & T S en ior M an ag er S en ior M an ag er S en ior M an ag er C rea tio n S erv ic es N A W e st N A E a st In te r na tio nal (c en traliz ed) T e am 1 T e am 1 In dia T ea m 1 –User and Task Analysis T e am 2 T e am 2 In dia T ea m 2 –Performance Technology –Editing T e am 3 T e am 3 In dia T ea m 3 –Standardization ... ... o th e r te a m s ... –Information Architecture –Development Process –Translations/Localization 10 Lucent Technologies
    11. Success Factors  Highly qualified staff  People development: – Continuous training – Competencies and learning paths – Mentoring  Consistent processes globally  Well planned project transitions  Collaboration models  Supporting User/Task Analysis 11 Lucent Technologies
    12. Challenges  Writing for global markets – Limited access to target markets and end users  Geographical distance between teams – Global collaboration (time zones, cultural awareness) – Access to development centers (labs, experts)  Perceptions of “off shoring” in established teams  Standardizing language and communication style  Volatility of the labor market  Increasing cost  Infrastructure limitations 12 Lucent Technologies
    13. Experiences – Lucent IP&T  Planned projects are being successfully transitioned  Quality levels consistent  Identifying the right talent takes time  In-house approach preferred due to benefits from higher skill and experience levels  Centralized support (Performance Technology, Editing, Tools Support, Project Management) is important  Invested time educating our corporate human resources about technical writing profession 13 Lucent Technologies
    14. What is the future for Lucent IP&T?  IP&T plans further growth (doubling the team size in 2006)  Adding information development for new product areas to be supported: – Aligned with R&D activities in India – Increasing support of other R&D locations  Adding additional Information development functions, e.g. – Project Management – Tools/Platform Support – Performance Technology – Training development  Grow expertise across the product portfolio and the process phases (end-to-end) 14 Lucent Technologies
    15. Recommendations  Advanced/comprehensive skill set is important – Support all process stages – Best practices and methodologies (Information Mapping, re-use, user/task analysis, design,etc.) – XML based tool set supporting re-use and collaborative development  Collaborative/Cross-Cultural Development – gaining greater exposure both within the region and globally  Continuous training and development  Maintain competitiveness 15 Lucent Technologies
    16. Questions 16 Lucent Technologies

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