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“KNOWLEDGE PROCESS OUTSOURCING”

Confidential – for internal use only

Prepared byRAJAAK BARALMBA(gen)(pre)91

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Contents

Introduction

Indian KPO Industry

Things should be remembered

Information Resources

Examples

Company and Industry Profile

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What is KPO (Knowledge Process Outsourcing) ??

KPO is a form of outsourcing in which knowledge related &

information related work is carried out by the workers in a

different company or subsidiary of the same organization,

which may be in same country or in any other country to

save cost.

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Contents

Introduction

Indian KPO Industry

Things should be remembered

Information Resources

Examples

Company and Industry Profile

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4.4

6.3

8.8

11.2

0.26 0.410.72

1.08 1.542.18

3.05

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

The KPO Industry – Market Size

Indian KPO Industry – Total Sales, 2000-11(Figures in $ billion)

CAGR

42.4%

CAGR

36.5%

Indian KPO industry is estimated to reach $11.2 billion in revenue by 2010-11, from just $3.0 billion in 2006-07

Source: India’s Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) Sector: Origin, Current State, and Future Directions” by Alok Aggarwal, Chairman, Evalueserve

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9 1221

3042

5775

112

155

204

255

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

The KPO Industry – FTE (Full Time Employees)

Indian KPO Industry – FTE, 2000-11(Figures in ‘000)

CAGR

42.4%

CAGR

31.6%

Indian KPO industry is forecasted to employ 255,000 individuals by 2010-11, from just 75,000 individuals in 2006-07

Source: India’s Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) Sector: Origin, Current State, and Future Directions” by Alok Aggarwal, Chairman, Evalueserve

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The KPO Industry – India’s Share

Global KPO Industry – Total Sales, 2006-07(Figures in Percent)

Global KPO Industry – Total Sales, 2010-11(Figures in Percent)

100% = $16.7 billion100% = $4.4 billion

2006-07 2010-11

India would continue to maintain its leadership position in global KPO industry in the next 3-4 years

Rest of the

world

30%

India

70%

Rest of the

world

33%

India

67%

Source: India’s Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) Sector: Origin, Current State, and Future Directions” by Alok Aggarwal, Chairman, Evalueserve

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Service Lines

Market Research• Design, Conduct, Analysis of Surveys

• Experience of more than 15,000 surveys so far

• B2B surveys including

- Spending Decision Criteria

• B2C surveys including

- Consumer Preferences and Behaviour

- Decision Criteria

Data Analytics’ Research• Financial Modeling for Fixed Income and

Hybrid Instruments

• Market Risk Analysis

• Credit Risk analysis

• Asset Liability Management

Investment Research• Valuation of public and privately-held companies

• Creating/ Updating/ Maintaining/ Auditing Valuation Models

Business Research Market Studies & Segment Analysis Commercialisation and Business Plans Company, Industry Profiles & Analysis Product & Value Chain Analysis Updating Databases & Existing Research

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Data search, integration & management

29%

Biotech & pharma (contract research organisations, lead

optimisation, manufacturing

processes)18%

Engineering and design12%

Remote education & publishing

12%

R&D12%

Animation & simulation services

8%

Others9%

The 2010 Cake

How KPO Market will look like in 2010(Figures in Percent)

100% = $17.0 billion

Source: NASSCOM

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KPO – Sub sectors

Description of Sub-segmentRevenue

(in Millions)No. of

professionalsRevenue

(in Millions)No. of

professionals

2006-07 2006-07 2010-11 (Expected)2010-11

(Expected)

Banking, Securities & Insurance Research $175 3,500 $600 12,000

Data Management, searching, & analytics $590 15,000 $2,500 60,000

Business & Consulting Research $125 3,200 $450 11,000

Human Resources - Research & Analytics $25 600 $120 2,500

Market Research & Comp. Intelligence $175 4,500 $460 12,000

Eng. Design & Architecture, CAD $315 8,000 $950 21,000

Game-design & Animation services $245 7,000 $900 22,500

Legal, Paralegal & Intellectual Property $95 2,500 $500 12,000

Scientific & Medical Content Publishing $165 400 $1000 2,000

Remote Education. Publishing, Tech. Writing $300 9,000 $1,000 25,000

Contract Res. Orgs, Biotech services $580 15,000 $2,500 50,000

Translation and Localisation $75 2,000 $360 9,000

Marketing & Sales Support, Answering RFPs $20 500 $150 3,000

Remote Logistic services & Procurement $40 1,100 $160 4,000

Network Optimisation & Analytics $125 3,100 $450 9,000

TOTAL $3,050 75,400 $11,200 255,000

Source: India’s Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) Sector: Origin, Current State, and Future Directions” by Alok Aggarwal, Chairman, Evalueserve

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The KPO Industry – Hot Destinations

Philippines

Chile

India

China

RussiaIreland

Poland

Hungary

The Czech Republic

Israel

The domestic KPO industry is facing stiff competition from countries like the Philippines, Russia, China, Poland and Hungary as these have qualified KPO professionals, low-cost, domain expertise, location advantage, sales and marketing capabilities and data compliance.

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Strength Weakness

ThreatOpportunities

Small & Medium Enterprises in the US

Lack of human force in the US and UK

Large Talent Pool

Low Labour Costs

Success of BPOs

Quality Standards

Data Security

Rising Wages

Lack of infrastructure

High attrition rate

Supply gap

Lack of Qualified workforce

The KPO Industry - SWOT

SWOT

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Contents

Introduction

Indian KPO Industry

Things should be remembered

Information Resources

Examples

Company and Industry Profile

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Things should be remembered

• You should have:

- Good knowledge of Microsoft Office

- Google searching techniques

- Report writing skills

- Creative and logical mind

- Curiosity to learn about new things

- Good reading skills

- Good knowledge of strategic management

- Good knowledge of marketing

- Good knowledge of financial ratios

- Knowledge to read a typical annual report

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Contents

Introduction

Indian KPO Industry

Things should be remembered

Information Resources

Examples

Company and Industry Profile

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Few examples of information resources for US market

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Contents

Introduction

Indian KPO Industry

Things should be remembered

Information Resources

Examples

Company and Industry Profile

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Company Profile

• Industry background and trends - Size and growth

- Key trends and developments

• Business description and overview of operations- Company background

- Era analysis (time chart)

- Product description

• Strategy and assessment- Current strategy

- Future strategy

- SWOT

• Governance and management- Organization structure

• Financial and market performance- Revenue, Operating profit and total assets

- Stock chart analysis

A company profile includes:

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Industry Profile

• Industry background- Total industry size

- Key sub-sector

- Size and growth

• Key trends and developments

• PESTLE analysis- Political factors

- Economic factors

- Social factors

- Technological factors

- Legal factors

- Environmental factors

• Key players- Top 10 players

- Brief profile

An Industry profile includes:

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