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Common Concerns: Data Privacy Issues, Control, Cultural Match, Visibility and
Flexibility, Ability to Scale, Knowledge Transfer, IP Protectionism
Four Major Trends that Will Reshape the Global Landscape
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Irreversible Trends Fueling the Global Demand for Business 4
Increasing
Irreversible Ecosystems Accelerating
Trends
+ of Expertise + Client
Acceptance = Momentum
IT Services BPO
System Integration
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Resilient Top Tier Financial Performance 7
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Outstanding Results
• Payroll
• Enterprise Applications Solutions (Oracle, SAP, Siebel) • End User Computing/Help-Desk Services
• Business Intelligence/Data Warehousing • Enterprise Computing
• Technology Integration (ADM, BPM, Testing) • Database & Middleware
• Network, Voice & Security Services
Reengineering: Procure to Pay, Record to Close, Inquiry to Order, Order to Cash, Collections, Treasury & Tax
Knowledge
Services
Analytics & Research: Marketing, Pricing, Inventory Optimization, Customer Loyalty/Surveys, Contract Management
Risk Management: Internal Audit, SOX Advisory, Regulatory, Enterprise, IT, Fraud Risk
Collections & • Early Stage Collections • Acquisitions & Sales • Third Party Recovery
• Technical & Product Support
Customer Service • Customer Care Services
• Application Deployment
Enterprise Application • Oracle
Services • SAP
• Business Intelligence/ Data Warehousing
• Technology Integration/ Testing
CPG/Retail
• Embedded in Our DNA – Initial GE Six Sigma beta $2.36 BN Business Impact Delivered*
site, a decade+ of learning
$334 MN P&L Impact
• Powered by Pool of Lean Six Sigma Trained
Employees
16500+ Ideas Generated*
• 10,000+ Six Sigma Green Belt trained
employees
6300+ Ideas Implemented*
• 24,000+ Lean trained employees
• 375+ Black Belts and Master Black Belts
• 53% of top leadership Lean Six Sigma 875+ Six Sigma Projects Executed*
certified
230+ High Impact Projects(> $ 1 MN+) Executed*
• Leadership Development Platform – building a
continuous talent supply chain for client facing
operational leadership roles In conducting a floor walk at Genpact, I
was truly taken by the visual impact of
• Driven through the Organization – Not just a numerous value stream maps, Lean
function but permeates visibly from leadership to all material and Process Measurement. If
employees through ongoing embedment programs we could capture even a little of what I
saw, in my organization, I would be very
happy…
- Shared Services Leader, Global CPG Company
• Most C Level executives cannot qualify or quantify how good or bad their existing processes are
• The problem is compounded by huge variations in performance and lack of benchmarks and metrics
• Limited visibility into best-in-class performance results in inability to set meaningful targets
• Unclear inter-linkages between process drivers and business outcomes restrict organizational priorities
• Focus on process efficiency versus overall effectiveness leaves large value unaddressed
• Organizational silos restrict the enterprise-wide view, leading to significant value leakage at interfaces
• Use of technology without process rigor delivers benefits far less than estimated
Laggard
Indirect source to pay Reduction in operating costs
Level 1 1% 2% 5%
Median
business outcomes Leader
Sourcing Procurement
Level 2
Spend Planning
analysis & PO issue
Key
performance % spend visible accurately % preferred vendor spend
measures
45% 93% 100% 0% 67% 100%
• Companies are able to extract almost 100% of • 100% cataloguing and no-PO-no pay policy can
Key Insights/
data from ERPs but are able to categorize only reduce maverick spend by 20-40%. Gap exists
Practices
50-60% of spend due to lack of standards owing to lack of ownership between Sourcing and
Finance gatekeepers
• Determines benchmarks across industries at each level in a process, with key drivers to improve
business results. Identifies best practices for addressing those drivers
• Cuts across business silos through upstream and downstream inter-linkages and concentrates on the
effectiveness of an end-to-end process
• Maps client performance at every step of a process, measures against best-in-class standards and
provides a clear roadmap on how to become best-in-class
• Offers solutions including Process, Analytics, Reengineering and Focused IT based on achieving
business impact
• An insurance provider can release up to 50% of claim handler capacity & reduce overall settlement
cycle time by 40% by enhancing claims segmentation and the adjudication process
• 30% reduction in call volumes can be achieved through analytics of customer calling behavior,
effective usage of IVR & improving first time resolution
• By cutting down on spoilage, pricing errors, fines and fuel surcharges by 50% to 75%, a $5 billion
CPG company can increase its annual earnings from $15 million to $20 million
• A commercial lending organization can eliminate about 1/3rd of early stage delinquencies through
focused early stage collections and eliminate administrative delinquencies by reducing booking,
billing and cash errors
• For a $5 billion pharmaceutical company, improving 1% revenue leakage can translate into $50
million top-line impact
• For a typical $40-50 BN in asset credit card issuer, analytics around agent measurement systems
and customized training plans can impact losses by ~$100 MM
• Strategic industry
collaboration to deliver IT
business value
Telecom Use benchmarks to develop processes for credit control and pricing
Commercial
Identify factors driving income leakage to reduce yield degradation
Finance
Case Study
How was SolutionXchange
What was the Problem? What was the Benefit?
Leveraged?
• Identify critical factors that • Identified US based industry • Developing point solution for
account for maximum leakage in expert with 20+ years domain claims leakage to drive loss
claims experience cost reduction of ~$10-12MM /
• Understand measures to flag • Engagement period over 6 $1B of premium for Insurance
fraud in active claims to weeks Clients
proactively fix leakage • Communities, discussion forums
& formal submissions on website
• Long term partnership not just a vendor relationship - multiple points of interaction, hand-offs
• Cultural match, integration, soft issues key to success - as much as SLAs and expertise
• Technology, people, knowledge transfer issues exist during transition - response is the key
• Our people must feel like your people - to drive maximum impact in the long term
• Multiple vendors perhaps a good buying decision but not always a good business decision - each vendor
demands time and attention
• Partnering requires strong leadership, buy-in at multiple levels – easy to under-estimate but getting it right
first time is vital
• Visible and transparent transition process – sometimes good, sometimes bad, be prepared