1. OUTSOURCING INDUSTRY IN INDIA
PROJECT GUIDE
PROF. NEHA MEHTA
PRESENTED BY
JULKA MAANIK CHANDER
2014-2015
2. What is OUTSOURCING ?
• Contracting with another company or person to do a
particular thing.
• Almost every organization outsource in some way.
• The function to be outsourced is considered non-core to
business.
• The firm that are providing the outsourcing services aare
third-party providers.
• Outsourcing takes many forms – most common forms are
ITO & BPO.
• The process encompasses four stages.
• Governed by Department of Information Technology under
Ministry of Communications and Information technology.
3. Five W’s of outsourcing.
• Who should outsource?
• Why should a company outsource?
• What should a company outsource?
• When should a company outsource?
• Where should a company outsource?
4. Present scenario
• Outsourcing industry has been responsible for
boosting country’s economic growth
• Estimated to be worth about $52 Billion
• BPO in India is worth $11 Billion
• In 2010, a joint study conducted by GLOBAL
SERVICES , media platform for global BPO/IT
industry and THOLONS – listed 6 indian cities
among world top10 outsourcing destination
• Banglore, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Chennai &
Hyderabad
• Employment to millions of people
7. Threats
• China has proved to be the major threat. Cities
like Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzen & Dalian
• China industry is worth $150.2 Billion
• Philippines and Malaysia have also taken
outsourcing in big way.
• Philippines got a pool of quality talent that can
compete and even excel against India
• Rising bill wage of IT Professionals and global
finincial meltdown is another threat
8. BPO to KPO : up in the value chain
• The main difference between KPO & BPO is that
BPO mainly deals with technical support,
transaction processing, customer care,
telemarketing etc and KPO is off-shoring of
knowledge intensive business process that
require specialized domain expertise.
• For such task KPO requires people with good
education background & experts in a particular
field
• KPO employees are expected to have better
qualification and skills as compared to BPO
counterparts