Análisis de la innovacion en Chile. Resumen público
Global Offshoring Industry by Mohit Srivastava
1. May 7, 2009 Mohit Srivastava Country Manager, Evalueserve Chile Tel (56) 32-299 6100 [email_address] Global Offshoring Industry & Opportunity in Chile The Evaluserve Story
2. Global Offshoring Industry: A Wide Range of Services (KPO,BPO,IT) As the Offshoring industry grows, companies are relocating more and more core business services to developing and transition economies. With this diversification comes a move towards higher-end services, a trend seen across industry verticals in areas such as analytical services, product design, engineering and R&D. Developing and transition economies are becoming magnets for foreign investment and are looking to shift their focus from being commodity-based economies to, services-based economies. Offshoring | An Imperative for Developed Nations Global offshoring by FY 2010 Expected shortfall of labor by FY 2010 Near-shore and far-shore nations are expected to bridge this supply-demand gap of the labor pool resulting in massive employment opportunities Source: Evalueserve Analysis and Research. Slide 1
3. The Evalueserve Model: World Leader in KPO Services EVS is the largest third party KPO firm in the world with more than 1,900 employees working for global clients, performing high-value tasks spanning various industries and leveraging a global delivery platform: India - China - Chile - Romania . Research capabilities in 65+ languages 6 highly integrated research services Portfolio of more than 1,200 clients worldwide The largest resource base and sales network Multi-industry experience (10,000+ completed projects) An example of a Global Delivery Platform Slide 2
4. Evalueserve Chile – Blazing a Trail Chile’s growth | A success story unfolds Business lines | Evalueserve plans to widen its coverage across verticals in Chile by ramping up Business Research and Investment Research units and setting up Intellectual Property and Data Analytics units . Growth to 140+ professionals in 24 months | 22 nationalities | adeptness in 12 languages | more than 100 projects delivered across various industry verticals | expected growth to 180 professionals by 2009 | 500 professionals by 2012. Slide 3