B V R Mohan Reddy, Chairman and Managing Director, Infotech Enterprises

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    1. Building a differentiator around design BVR Mohan Reddy Chairman & Managing Director Infotech Enterprises Limited Feb 12, 2009
    2. As a result of all of this, proposition of ESO is expected to shift – ‘ Cost’ to ‘Value’ 2006 2010 - 2015 Overall Offshoring Value Drivers Across Study Sectors (2006 – 2015) Lower cost will be less of a main driver in time (96% for 2005; 70% for 2010-2015) % of Respondents
    3. While R&D spend will grow, this spend will be under pressure to produce increasing returns
      • Top-line growth
      • Return on R&D investment
      • Product Development speed & efficiency
      • Higher margin / higher value products and services
      Strategic Drivers Universal pressure to…
      • Reduce cost
      Strategic imperatives to…
      • Get access to high quality talent and capabilities
      • Cut time-to-market
      • Increase productivity
      • Grow engineering capacity
      Tactical opportunities to…
      • Get access to new markets
      • Provide direct support to customers and end users
      • Exploit government incentives
      • Prouct development is emerging as a primary target for off-shoring
        • Increasing capacity in functions such as R&D, product design
        • R&D has become much more international within the last 10 years
        • Today only 1/3 of all R&D sites are located in the home country
        • Offshoring of critical functions such as product development is now at the top of the agenda of most corporations
      • Leading companies across the globe are aiming for an optimal innovation foot print
        • Spearheaded by entire ecosystem of suppliers, partners
        • Electronics (high-tech / telecom) and Automotive sectors lead the charge and other industries are fast catching
      • Engineering offshoring is about expanding global innovation capacity
      Globalization of Product Development
    4. ESO is used as a strategic tool to manage workload issues and cut down cycle times Headcount Work overload managed through offshore resources Actual Work Load Profile Planned Work Load Profile Customer faced major design changes in late Product Development stages — resulting work overload was managed though offshore resources
    5. Differentiated design – using knowledge based engineering
      • Improves engineering efficiency – Realize more or free-up resources - $50 Mil savings over the program life cycle
      • Ensures that all work is based on codified proven practices, analytical tools, empirical tests & methods
      • Standardizes across the eco system (in-house, Tier-1/2/3s, outsourcing vendors, mfg locations)
        • Design process
        • Design methodologies
        • Design criterion
        • Design standards
      • Prevents corporate “amnesia” thus providing a solid base for innovation
      Component E Component F System I – 40% cycle time reduction Component A Component B Component C Component D 5 Before After
    6. ‘ Cost’ to ‘Value’ – A Case study
      • Discrete projects
      • Ramp up, learning and transition
      • Mechanical Analysis
      • Mechanical Modeling
      • Dynamic Analysis (e.g., Vibration)
      • Aero Design
      • Development of software tools for productivity improvements
      • Process outsourcing (aftermarket/ repair service activities)
      • Performance analysis of engines
      • Design of subsystems e.g., combustors, oil pumps
      • Product improvement projects (Vendor included in Integrated Product teams)
      • Process Innovation
      • Creation of standard tool for work sharing with vendor
      • Value stream mapping to identify process inefficiencies
      • Complete end-to-end Product Development projects
      • Optimization of Design process, dynamic collaboration
      • Value added services e.g., product cost reduction & knowledge process management
      • Leverage partnership for reduced design cost & time for new product programs
      Increasing Complexity Year 1 Year 2&3 Year 4&5 Year 5 & Beyond Set-up Phase Consolidation Optimized Mode Value-add & Process Innovation
    7. Thank You
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