flexible application management
DESCRIPTION
TRANSCRIPT
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Economy Has Created Conflicting Demands
Are You Dealing With These Conflicting Priorities?
McKinsey IT strategy survey of 550 global execs (Dec 2008)
OperationsCost
Innovation Budget
80 %
CurrentIT Spend
20 %
DesiredIT Spend
60 %
40 %
LowerOperations
Cost
HigherServiceLevel
HigherFlexibility
Business Changes
New Product ReleaseAcquisition & Merger
CompetitionFinancial Results
Diverse Technologies
Measurable Results
24x7 Support
Faster Resolution
Application Management
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We Help You Manage Conflicting Priorities
Lower TCO
Ultimate Resource Flexibility
Guaranteed Service Levels
Value-addedServices
Administration
Maintenance
Support
Monitoring
Assessment
AM Services
4
Application Management Service Portfolio
5
Support For Diverse Technologies
Database
CRM
Marketing
360 Cust View
Service
Sales
Finance
General Ledger
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivables
Internal Control
Mfg. & Dist.
Order Management
WIP & BOM
Purchasing
Inventory
HR
Payroll
Compensation & benefits
iRecruitment
People Mgmt
Retail
Products
StoreSystems
POS
Back Office
Integration BI Portal App Server Web Server
Custom (Perl, PL/SQL, Unix scripts, XML, BPEL, Java,, Messaging)
Others (Tibco, WebMethods )
Custom Apps
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Efficient Service Model
•ITSM based service model •Pro-active monitoring•Emphasis on self-service•YoY Productivity Improvement
•Well-defined SLAs•Dashboard for Metrics
•Phased transition
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Flexible Resource Model
6.0
3.0
1.0
2.0
8.0
Typical Team size 20.0
4.6
2.8
0.8
1.7
6.7
2nd level support
Administration
FTE Required 16.6
Support Management
3rd level support, Maintenance
Monitoring
You rarely get perfect resources ‘Just in Time’. Total number of resources used are more than the FTE hours required & results in cost increase.
Shared Offshore Resource Pool
Dual-shoreCore
Team14.0
Shared Resources assigned as per needs (Pay-As-You-Go)
2.6
Change resource mix as needed
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1. Use shared resources based on the need and not carry extra cost
2. Core team remains unchanged; Preserves the application specific knowledge and experience
3. Joint planning of upcoming support load (every quarter) and determination of core team size- Change core team size- Change skills mix of the resources
4. Efficiently add resources and scale up to support a new application release
5. Tap into large number of resources without paying for a cost of dedicated resource
6. Free-up your key resources to work on strategic initiatives
7. Use of more offshore resources provide cost savings
8. Above flexibility increases the savings further
Ultimate Resource Flexibility
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Lower TCOS
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ice S
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d
Year 1 Year 2
Client’s Onsite Resource Cost
2 4 6 8
Months
10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26
Transition
Client starts paying when transition is
complete
Efficiency Gain
Savings due to Flexible resource model
Infogain’s Service
Fees
Actual Cost of Outsourcing