Outsourcing Anand Raj Singh
Brief History Of Outsourcing IT Outsourcing Contract Signed By Eastman Kodak In 1989 Chapter 1 of Outsourcing Launched Early 90’s Saw Big Companies In Big Trouble Characteristics of Chapter 1 of Outsourcing
Industry Segmentation Service Consulting Legal Design BPO etc…… Manufacturing Production Purchasing Logistics etc…..  
Production Outsourcing Cost Saving The external vendors work across corporate boundaries, combine various production volumes of multiple clients, maximize the utility of machines, labor, and capital, thereby finally achieving the cost reduction. Labor Cost Fixed Cost Inventory Cost Capital Cost
Production Outsourcing Advantages  & Disadvantages Is Production Outsourcing Good? Increased Flexibility  Core Competence Focus Reduced Risks Managerial Control Loss Vendor Relationship  Management Risks Internal Talent Loss Advantages Disadvantages
Production Outsourcing Steps In Production Outsourcing: Supplier Proposals Supplier Competition Negotiations Contract Finalization Transition Transformation Execution Of Outsourcing  Termination or Renewal
PURCHASING “ Purchasing refers to a business or organization attempting to acquire goods or services to accomplish the goals of the enterprise” -   National Purchasing Institute Company name
PURCHASING Advantages Of Outsourcing Reduce Costs, Improve quality and Optimize Operations ---Raw material purchasing Share Risks & Stop Product Duplication Company name
PURCHASING Disadvantages Of Outsourcing Loosing Managerial Control Hidden Cost - Legal costs - currency value differences - government mandated regulations, duties and tariffs - transportation time, cost and Customs requirements
PURCHASING Special Considerations when Outsourcing Purchasing Considerations Product Process Location Are we sourcing the right part or the right product? The absolute lowest direct cost isn’t always the best thing to do Quality and total cost checking
PURCHASING Why Outsourcing? Physical assets  Intangible capabilities When Outsourcing? When a partner could provide a capability  more effectively than the company could itself.
PURCHASING How? Identifying Core Components Of Business Identifying Economies Of Scale Identifying The Implication Of No Loss Of Quality Due To Long Distance Sourcing
PURCHASING
Logistics Outsourcing Definition Why 3PL Has Grown Greater Complexity  Shorter Cycle Time  Latest Logistics Technology Types of 3PL Standard 3PL provider Service Developer Customer Developer
Logistics Outsourcing When Should 3PL Be Used? Disadvantages
Logistics Outsourcing How To Do Logistic Outsourcing Evaluate Corporate Strategy  Identify Hidden Costs Identify Company’s Existing Resources  Recognize Timeframe Request For Proposal (RFP)  Understand 3PL Providers  Measurement
Service Outsourcing “ If you don’t do it, you won’t live to compete”
Advantages of Service Outsourcing/off-shoring Reduce & Control The Operating Cost. Gain Access To World-Class Capabilities. Free Internal Resources For Other Purposes. Gain Access To Preempt Resources. Reduces & Helps Transfer Risks. Handle Out Of Control Difficult Functions. Helps Concentrate On Core Functions.
Disadvantages of Service Outsourcing/Off-shoring Operational Risks    Risks show up as slippages on time, cost and quality. Strategic Risks   Risks are rooted in deliberate, opportunistic behavior by service providers or their employees.  Composite Risks   Risks are   when a client company has outsourced a process for so long that it can no longer implement the process for itself.
Total Cost Of Outsourcing CPP   = Cost Paid to Provider (money billed per hour) ABC   = Additional Buyer Costs (expenses for a successful project) PAC  = Performance Associated Costs (quality reliability etc.)
5 Practices For Better Outsourcing Go Off-shore For The Right Reason Choose Outsourcing Model Carefully Get People On Board Need To Invest Time & Effort Treating Off-shore Partners As Equal
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Constraints Web 2.0 Change Outsourcing Chapter-2
9 Critical Chapter-2 Outsourcing shifts From To Limited Access Virtually unlimited access to collective wisdom and market intelligence Procurement Relationship management as the Holy Grail Process People as the center of the outsourcing universe Mostly closed IP Mostly open IP/more sharing Low Price Best Value Static Dynamic, Actionable, interactive content and IP and data Hunting  Shopping Betting Investing Medication Gratification
EFFECT OF WORLD OIL PRICE ON OUTSOURCING Constant Rise In World Oil Prices Since 2004 Price Pushing Towards $150 Per Barrel Effects Of World Oil On Companies Bottom Lines Countries Where Outsourcing Is Headed
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    OutsourcingAnand Raj Singh
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    Brief History OfOutsourcing IT Outsourcing Contract Signed By Eastman Kodak In 1989 Chapter 1 of Outsourcing Launched Early 90’s Saw Big Companies In Big Trouble Characteristics of Chapter 1 of Outsourcing
  • 3.
    Industry Segmentation ServiceConsulting Legal Design BPO etc…… Manufacturing Production Purchasing Logistics etc…..  
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    Production Outsourcing CostSaving The external vendors work across corporate boundaries, combine various production volumes of multiple clients, maximize the utility of machines, labor, and capital, thereby finally achieving the cost reduction. Labor Cost Fixed Cost Inventory Cost Capital Cost
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    Production Outsourcing Advantages & Disadvantages Is Production Outsourcing Good? Increased Flexibility Core Competence Focus Reduced Risks Managerial Control Loss Vendor Relationship Management Risks Internal Talent Loss Advantages Disadvantages
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    Production Outsourcing StepsIn Production Outsourcing: Supplier Proposals Supplier Competition Negotiations Contract Finalization Transition Transformation Execution Of Outsourcing Termination or Renewal
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    PURCHASING “ Purchasingrefers to a business or organization attempting to acquire goods or services to accomplish the goals of the enterprise” - National Purchasing Institute Company name
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    PURCHASING Advantages OfOutsourcing Reduce Costs, Improve quality and Optimize Operations ---Raw material purchasing Share Risks & Stop Product Duplication Company name
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    PURCHASING Disadvantages OfOutsourcing Loosing Managerial Control Hidden Cost - Legal costs - currency value differences - government mandated regulations, duties and tariffs - transportation time, cost and Customs requirements
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    PURCHASING Special Considerationswhen Outsourcing Purchasing Considerations Product Process Location Are we sourcing the right part or the right product? The absolute lowest direct cost isn’t always the best thing to do Quality and total cost checking
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    PURCHASING Why Outsourcing?Physical assets Intangible capabilities When Outsourcing? When a partner could provide a capability more effectively than the company could itself.
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    PURCHASING How? IdentifyingCore Components Of Business Identifying Economies Of Scale Identifying The Implication Of No Loss Of Quality Due To Long Distance Sourcing
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    Logistics Outsourcing DefinitionWhy 3PL Has Grown Greater Complexity Shorter Cycle Time Latest Logistics Technology Types of 3PL Standard 3PL provider Service Developer Customer Developer
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    Logistics Outsourcing WhenShould 3PL Be Used? Disadvantages
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    Logistics Outsourcing HowTo Do Logistic Outsourcing Evaluate Corporate Strategy Identify Hidden Costs Identify Company’s Existing Resources Recognize Timeframe Request For Proposal (RFP) Understand 3PL Providers Measurement
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    Service Outsourcing “If you don’t do it, you won’t live to compete”
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    Advantages of ServiceOutsourcing/off-shoring Reduce & Control The Operating Cost. Gain Access To World-Class Capabilities. Free Internal Resources For Other Purposes. Gain Access To Preempt Resources. Reduces & Helps Transfer Risks. Handle Out Of Control Difficult Functions. Helps Concentrate On Core Functions.
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    Disadvantages of ServiceOutsourcing/Off-shoring Operational Risks  Risks show up as slippages on time, cost and quality. Strategic Risks  Risks are rooted in deliberate, opportunistic behavior by service providers or their employees. Composite Risks  Risks are when a client company has outsourced a process for so long that it can no longer implement the process for itself.
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    Total Cost OfOutsourcing CPP = Cost Paid to Provider (money billed per hour) ABC = Additional Buyer Costs (expenses for a successful project) PAC = Performance Associated Costs (quality reliability etc.)
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    5 Practices ForBetter Outsourcing Go Off-shore For The Right Reason Choose Outsourcing Model Carefully Get People On Board Need To Invest Time & Effort Treating Off-shore Partners As Equal
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    Constraints Web 2.0Change Outsourcing Chapter-2
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    9 Critical Chapter-2Outsourcing shifts From To Limited Access Virtually unlimited access to collective wisdom and market intelligence Procurement Relationship management as the Holy Grail Process People as the center of the outsourcing universe Mostly closed IP Mostly open IP/more sharing Low Price Best Value Static Dynamic, Actionable, interactive content and IP and data Hunting Shopping Betting Investing Medication Gratification
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    EFFECT OF WORLDOIL PRICE ON OUTSOURCING Constant Rise In World Oil Prices Since 2004 Price Pushing Towards $150 Per Barrel Effects Of World Oil On Companies Bottom Lines Countries Where Outsourcing Is Headed
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