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    DUNDEE BUSINESS SCHOOL

    Supply Chain Management:

    Outsourcing & Off-shoring

    Claire MacEachenDirector of Academic Programmes

    Dundee Business School

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    Lecture content The Supply Network

    To outsource supply?

    Trends in outsourcing Why isoutsourcing so attractive?

    Can the cost savings be madeinternally?

    To off-shore supply?

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

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    The Supply Network

    putting ops in the context of all otherops with which it interacts

    OutputProcess/

    transformInput

    Transforming (facilities, staff)Transformed (materials, information, customers)

    Goods and/or services

    The Operations management system

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

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    The Supply network

    Plastichomeware

    manufacturer

    First-tiersuppliers

    Packaging

    supplier

    Plastic

    stockist

    First-tiercustomers

    Wholesaler

    Second-tiercustomers

    Retailer

    Retailer

    Second-tiersuppliers

    Ink

    supplier

    Cardboard

    company

    Chemicalcompany

    Immediate supply network

    Total supply network

    Direct supply

    Information flow

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

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    The Supply network

    OvergateShopping

    centre

    First-tiersuppliers

    maintenance

    Security

    First-tiercustomers

    Retailers

    Second-tiercustomers

    Retail

    customers

    Second-tiersuppliers

    Equipsupplier

    Cleaningmaterials

    Recruitmentagency

    Downstream

    Upstream

    Direct supply

    Information flow

    Cleaning

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    Supply Chain Management

    Michael Dell

    suppliers are partners increating value for customers

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    Outsourcing

    $525 billion by 2010 (TPI Index Review)

    3 broad areas:

    Logistics, sourcing & distribution Business process outsourcing (BPO)

    IT services

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    Outsourcing: Global market for

    IT-enabled services (2008)Market $142 billionCustomer Interaction Services 33

    Finance & Accounting Services 15

    Translation, Transcription &Localization 2

    Engineering & Design 1.2

    HR Services 5

    Data Search, Integration & Management 44

    Remote Education 18Networking Consultation & Management 15

    Website Services 5

    Market Research 3

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    DUNDEEBUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    What is outsourcing?

    Some people think outsourcing is a wonderof a free-market economy; others see in itnothing more than an immoral disregard

    for loyal employees.http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1776947,00.asp

    the hiring of an outside company to

    perform a task that would otherwise beperformed internallygenerally with thegoal of lowering costs and/orstreamlining workflowIAOP

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    The Body shop approach Outsourcing of short term problems

    or demands

    e.g. use of short term contractworkers - managed internally.

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    The project management

    approach a specific project or section of work

    performed externally

    e.g. support to current applications,the provision of disaster recovery & thesupplying of training

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    Total outsourcing

    vendor controls substantial portion ofwork

    e.g. outsourcing of significantoperations (data centre)

    Newest strategy = 'keys of the

    kingdom' all h/ware & s/ware movesto external ownership & control.

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    BUSINESS

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    How?

    Identify internal competitively performedcore activities ('core competencies')

    Subcontract where no competitive

    advantage

    Sell the non-competitive part tooutsourcing vendor

    Buy back services/products - based onconsumption & agreed service levels.

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    DUNDEE

    BUSINESS

    SCHOOL

    Is outsourcing a new

    phenomenon?

    Yes and No!

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    Keys to the Kingdom ownership, operation, management& control of functions by vendor

    Baseline fees

    Baseline guaranteed for duration ofcontract (normally 5 10 yrs)

    Services above baseline extra

    'Sweetened' with financial incentives Long term consequences remain

    unclear

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    Why is outsourcing attractive?

    Environment of downsizing & costcutting

    Some benefits hard to quantify e.g. IT Reports of savings of 10- 50%

    Specific reasons for outsourcing e.g.inability to constrain costs, need to sell

    assets to generate cash, proximity tosuppliers

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    How can outsourcing vendors

    make such huge savings? economies of scale bulk purchasing agreements

    spreading specialist knowledge

    Raw/component availability locally Local employment market

    Analogy: electricity supplier -

    why buy and maintain your owngenerator when you only needthe power?

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    Can the cost savings be made

    internally? economies of scale internally

    Streamlining data processing

    Investment in new technology Business process reengineering

    Internal staff :

    understanding of the business more loyal to the company

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    BUSINESS

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    Consequences of outsourcing

    Outsourcing affect all:

    senior management courted by vendors

    users adjust to new staff & procedures.

    Managers struggle to costs or be taken over

    Staff re-employed by the outsourcing vendors

    'Ground zero' after 5 - 10 yrs

    Confidentiality

    Hidden costs

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    Offshoring

    Offshoring = the locationof operations outside

    the country of origin.

    40% of outsourcing deals

    have an offshoringcomponent

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    DUNDEE BUSINESS SCHOOL

    Off-shore location selection

    choice factors Language

    Education

    Transport systems Resources

    Cheap labour force

    Technological advancement/industrialisation

    Captive offshoring - company owned off-shore ops

    Insourcing - service provider comes to you!

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    DUNDEE BUSINESS SCHOOL

    Off-shoring worries

    Economic Policy Unit (2004) Offshoring [online] Available from:http://www.epi.org/content.cfm/issueguide_offshoring [accessed 1/11/05]

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    Job losses?

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    Top trends to watch in 2010The economic recovery will result in the

    resumption of delayed outsourcing deals andincreased hiring but uncertainty remains and this

    could drive M&AInternational Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP)

    Economic uncertainty leading to M&A Short-term contracts Shifting geographies Environment and social responsibilities More maturity in offshoring & outsourcing Competition for the knowledge economy

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    Consequences of Off-shoring

    http://www.mckinsey.com/mgi/rp/offshoring/

    Listen to the video entitled Perspective: Offshoring: Is

    It A Win-Win Game?

    Read http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4225604.stm

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    References

    Gibson S (2005a) Outsourcing is Growing up [online]Accessed from:http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1776947,00.asp

    [Accessed on 1/11/05]

    Houseman S (2009) Measuring Offshore Outsourcing:problems for economic statistics [online] Accessed from:http://www.upjohninst.org/publications/newsletter/snh_109.pdf[accessed 17/08/10]

    Plunkett Research (2010) Outsourcing and OffshoringReview[online] Available from:

    http://www.plunkettresearch.com/Industries/OutsourcingOffshoring/OutsourcingOffshoringTrends/tabid/183/Default.aspx [accessed 17/08/10]


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