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Organizing IPI services around investor needs
Mr. Kevin BessoondyalAssistant Director
Board of Investment
October 2010
www.investmauritius.com
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The Board of Investment
Apex Government institution responsible for: Investment promotion in Mauritius Investment facilitation Improve the business climate Policy Advocacy
Operates under the Ministry of Finance & Economic Development
Fully state funded but operates under private sector basis
Created & Regulated under the Investment Promotion Act (IPA) 2000.
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The Board of Investment (03-05)
Structure
Inefficient communication & coordination between department
No specialisation of labour w.r.t. economic sectors of the country
Loss of information between departments
Board of Directors & Chairman
MD’s Office
DIR
IP
DIR
IF
DIR
PME
BPO
SEC
DIR
CS
DIR
R&D
From a Silo Based Model…
Inefficient Line of Communication
High Dependency between Depts.
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The Board of Investment (06 Onwards)
Structure Market facing clusters organised
as per economic sectors of the country Specialisation of workforce leading to
a professional follow up of project from investor targeting, project implementation & follow ups
Creation of personal relationship with investors which builds up trust and sense of security to investors
Optimisation of time & resources as each cluster responsible for promotion, facilitation & aftercare management of projects under their banners
Efficient line of communication
Clear & well defined objectives
MD’s Office
Board of Directors & Chairman
SAMEE
Policy & Plannin
g
HCLS
NBD
IBS
HPD
CORP. Dev
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How do we do customer acquisition
Structured Overseas investment missions in traditional and new markets
Participation in conferences
Participation in trade fairs
Direct marketing: Intelligence on potential investors
Visits at BOI: - Structured- Walk-in
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How do we communicate on investment and business
opportunities
BOI Portal (http://www.investmauritius.com)
Sector Website (http://www.worknlive.mu)http://www.creativearts.muhttp://www.hospitality-property.mu
E-Newsletter Annual Report (Printed and Electronic Format) Brochure (Printed and Electronic Format) Advisory Centre – Telephone / chat / email Overseas Offices - (IP Telephony) SMS to Portal
(send a SMS on +230 422 8300 for instant reply on business opportunities and work and live in Mauritius)
All the above support investment promotion missions
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Board of Investment Website
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Facilitation Services:
Inquiry Handling at the Board of Investment
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How Investors generally chose investment locations?
Investors look at multiple investment destinations at the same time Generic information:
Information on opportunities, cost of doing business, information on different sectors being promoted through portal
When information is not available on website, the investor makes an inquiry. Already a potential lead.
Upon inquiry, timely, critical, correct and clear information to the investor
Appropriate follow up actions Invite them to visit the country Organise programmes of appointments during their visits High profile public and private sector meetings Meet potential local JV partners
Information to potential lead on incorporating a company, permits etc…
Aftercare services after investment
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Service to Facilitate Project Implementation
Investment Management Information System (IMIS) Contact Management System
Leads Management System 3 levels (Low/Medium/High Potential)
Investment Tracking System (Committed /Realised)
Visitors Tracking System
Mission Tracking System
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The IMIS & Project Follow Ups
Officers in Market facing clusters act as accounts officers for each project
Performance Management System HR optimisation through track record on
officers workload & action initiated on each project acquired
Transparent performance valuation through work logs entered by officers on system
Motivation: Rewards through performance bonuses
and promotion
Contact Management System
Customer Relationship System
Leads Management System
Investor Tracking System
Aftercare System
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Case Study: Rubric Quality Consultants Ltd
About Rubric Consulting:
Rubric Quality Consultants, Ltd. Is a young and dynamic South African company specializing in the field of Software Testing and Quality Assurance serving the Southern African IT market
Rubric Quality Consultants
Advisory Centre
Website
Timely responses & provision of relevant information
MKT facing unit
IBS, ICT/BPO DPT
Info on investment opps. in the ICT/BPO sector of
Mauritius & follow up on contact
Fact finding Mission
Nurturing of relationship leads to a fact finding mission
from Rubric
Company Establishes
Investment USD 322k, Employment:15
APR2008
Nov2009
Company establishes with export of services in software
dev & qual. Assurance
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Sustaining the long-term reform program:
E-Regulations Project
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The International Perspective
Mauritius: 17 out of 183 Countries in World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business survey 2010
0 50 100 150
Starting a Business
Constrution permits
Employing Workers
Registering Property
Getting Credit
Protecting Investors
Paying Taxes
Trading Across Borders
Enforcing Contractts
Closing Business
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Mauritius Rankings by field
World Bank Doing Business Survey 2010
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42
36
66
8712
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1966
73
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1st in Africa
International Benchmarks
Index Rank
World Bank Doing Business Survey 2010 17th out of 183 countries1st in Africa
Outsourcing Readiness Index (Africa) 2009 2nd out of 15 African countries
Ibrahim Index of African Governance 2010 1st out of 51 African countries
Global Competitiveness Index 2008 55th out of 133 countries
Democracy Index 2008 26th out of 167 countries
International Property Rights Index 2007 44th out of 115 countries
Index of Economic Freedom 2009 12th out of 179 countries
A.T. Kearney Location Index Report – 2009 25th out of 50 countries
Mauritius is among Top 3 in Africa for all indexes
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Economic Modernisation
Mauritius…
…towards a Global Service Delivery Platform
Global Service Delivery & Assoc. dev.
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Thank You