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    Presentation Plan

    Snapshot

    Attractive Industry Identification Healthcare

    Background Research Healthcare Industry Study

    Healthcare Attractiveness Matrix

    Evalueserve Analysis

    Global

    Asia PacificEurope

    North America

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    Category IntelligenceReports

    Intellectual Property

    MarketSurveys

    ResearchDesk

    DataAnalytics

    McKinseySolutions

    Solution 1

    Solution 4

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    Global team of 300+ professionals providing multi-time zone and multi-lingual knowledge services throughoperations hubs in India, Chile, China, UK and Romania

    Three focus segments: Accounting and Advisory firms, Strategy and Management consulting firms and Law firms

    LawFirms

    Strategy andManagement

    Consulting Firms

    Client base: 3 of the Big 4Team: 80+ FTEs supporting various memberfirms globally of large accounting and advisory

    firms.Client benefits: Expanded capabilities,significant cost reduction, enhanced relationshipswith end clients, improved productivity and time tomarket in a member-firm setup

    Client base: 2 Magic Circle Law Firms

    Team: 70 professionals supporting law firmsin UK and US

    Client benefits: Enhanced fee earningbandwidth, Continuous improvement of internalfunctions and teams, significantly expandedcapabilities for services like IP and KT

    Client base: 3 of the top 5

    Team: 120 FTEs supporting a diverse client base across hubs

    Client benefits: More time for fee-earning activities, 24*5service window improving time to market, improved productivity, peakload absorption resulting in improved billability

    GlobalTeam

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    Healthcare Industry Attractiveness Matrix

    Global Europe

    North America(US and

    Canada)

    Asia Pacific

    Growth Drivers Increasing Healthcare

    Spending in the US US Healthcare ITES Market Affordable Care Act

    Key Concerns High Cost & Low Level

    Facilities

    Growth Drivers Healthcare Spending Increasing demand Growth of mHealth

    Key Concerns Decreasing Margins in Life

    and Health Insurance Scarce Manpower

    Growth Drivers Medical Tourism Private medical insurance High growth projected

    Key Concerns Shortage of health care

    professionals Poor Public healthcare system

    Growth Drivers Home Healthcare Market

    Healthcare IT Market

    mHealth market Key Concerns

    Healthcare fundingchallenges

    Workforce shortages

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    Simple Past Negative

    I spoke on the phone

    I did not speak on the phone

    Feedback

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=cereal&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=gXCbAWLlV8kuXM&tbnid=oE5eUGAhHGODXM:&ved=0CAUQjRw&url=http://www.yourdictionary.com/cereal&ei=M0KDUdTyL4PtiAeXu4CYAQ&bvm=bv.45960087,d.aGc&psig=AFQjCNF8Md5hvVm14o6tSerSTeHmZB9iqQ&ust=1367642996631426
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    Managing YourselfA 12-Step Method

    1

    3

    5

    8

    9

    2

    4

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    10

    12

    Choose Your Response

    Know your Strengths and Weaknesses

    Challenge Your Assumptions

    Acquire Knowledge and AssessFocus on what you can control

    Deal with the notion of Security

    Defer, Delegate or Drop Find ways to useyour Strengths

    Speak up! Attack the Perimeter

    Take ActionGet Some Help11

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    Managing Unique NeedsStrategies for meeting Unique Needs

    There shouldbe targetedcommunicationefforts

    They shouldbe addressedwith proactiveresistancemanagement

    plans

    There shouldbe targetedwith specificsponsoractivities

    There shouldbe specificreinforcementandrecognition

    mechanisms

    They shouldbe given thetime toprocessinformation

    beforeconveying it toemployees

    http://www.change-management.com/

    http://www.change-management.com/http://www.change-management.com/
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    Agenda

    Brainstorming session onchallenges faced and questions by the group

    http://www.shaygankheradpir.com/https://www.facebook.com/shayganhttp://%20https/twitter.com/ShayganKhttp://%20www.linkedin.com/pub/shaygan-kheradpir/28/a34/2a4
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    Agenda

    Market seizing

    Key Objectives

    Sample Dashboard Design

    1

    Price Lab

    2 Key ComponentsDevelopment Plan

    Sample Dashboard Design

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    Lack of focus in the solutionswe go to market with

    Current Challenges (5/5)

    Evalueserve seems to be pulling itself

    in too many directions year on year: Big Data Science 2013 CFO solutions - 2012 Operational Process 2011

    All focus areas lack the follow throughrequired to encash on the opportunity well

    How do we build deep capabilities infew areas to be on top of the mind ofour customers?

    Difficult to explain what isEvalueserves core competence

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    Simple Past Negative

    The leader provides specific direction about goals, shows andtells how, and closely tracks the individuals performance (taskaccomplishment) in order to provide frequent feedback onresults.

    The leader continues to direct and closely monitor taskaccomplishments . Also explains decisions -why, solicitssuggestions, praises behaviors that are approximately right, and

    continues to direct goal or task accomplishment.

    The leader facilitates and supports peoples efforts towards taskaccomplishment and shares responsibility for decision makingwith them. The leader and the individual make decisionstogether. The role of the leader is to facilitate, listen, draw out,encourage, and support.

    The leader empowers the individual to act independently withappropriate resources to get the job done. The leader turns overresponsibility for decision making and problem solving to people.

    Style 1

    DirectingHighDirectiveBehavior and

    Low SupportiveBehavior

    Style 2CoachingHigh

    DirectiveBehavior and

    High SupportiveBehavior

    Style 3Supporting

    Low DirectiveBehavior and

    High SupportiveBehavior

    Style 4Delegating

    Low DirectiveBehavior and

    Low SupportiveBehavior

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    Simple Past Negative

    Viruses Web Threats

    Spyware

    Rootkits

    Network Worms

    Hackers

    Blended Threats

    Clients File Servers

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    Evalueserve RecommendationsProcess (2/2)

    Scope

    A detailed Diagnostic of the current processes related to supply and demand of global

    credentials for proposals and pitches. This includes reviewing the following: The SharePoint development project (GTInet) GTI Business Development pitch support International Business Centre (IBC) Directors initiatives for cross member firm

    business development GTI Global Industry team and assurance team, collateral and capabilities

    Telephonic interviews (approximately 1 hour per respondent) and in-persondiscussions over the course of four weeks to understand team structure,capabilities, supply and demand processes, deliverables, dependencies, pain pointsand expectations from a global reference desk

    Identification of gaps based on inputs from the interviewees Agreement on design principles based on an understanding of gaps and constraints

    Business case: Cost benefit analysis of investment in a centralized reference desk

    Global Vs Local: Minimize duplication of effort Ease of use and accessibility Time zone and language capability coverage Crawl, Walk, Run - Engage major MFs in the first wave

    Methodology

    Designprinciples for

    solution design

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    Evalueserve RecommendationsProcess (2/2)

    A Virus is a program that can copy itself and infect a computer without permission orknowledge of the user.

    A Worm is a self-replicating computer program. It uses a network to send copies of

    itself to other nodes (computer terminals on the network) and it may do so withoutany user intervention.

    A Trojan horse is a program in which malicious or harmful code is contained insideapparently harmless programming or data in such a way that it can get control and do

    its chosen form of damage, such as ruining the file allocation table on your hard disk.

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    Evalueserve RecommendationsProcess (2/2)

    GRD staff gets updated base data products every quarter

    Information is appropriately tagged and uploaded on central repositories

    Define frequency to updatebase data products andupload on central

    repository(ies)

    Actively communicate roll-out of new products, functionalities,enhancements to MFs. This communication should highlight benefitsrealised by users due to these

    There should be weekly/monthly emails highlighting statistics of newinformation uploaded

    Each communication should also highlight benefits/testimonials from GTusers on time savingsCommunicate updates and

    benefits realised with/byMFs and Service Lines

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    Executive Summary of Evalueserve Recommendations

    Overall SolutionGlobal Reference Desk should be the conduit for all global/international/cross-border credentialssupport.GRD should be supported by a self-serve tool on GTInet in addition to an on-demand/ad-hocsupport team manned by specialistsEffective maintenance and governance models have to be institutionalised across MFs andService Lines

    Reassess and redefine roles and responsibilities Define and communicate KPIs Have a dedicated team supporting GRD (demand and supply)

    Need for specific skill-sets in the to-be set-up Implement a reward and recognition programme

    Expand scope / merge some existingprojects to get as much information fromMFs in one go show them benefits of engagingin one bigger exercise instead of multiple smallerexercises

    Repurpose / leverage select products that are beingproduced currently and remove redundancies from thesystem

    Increase number of products that are updated periodically onthe self serve tool

    Get buy-in of major MFs and implement processesand governance to ensure steady supply ofcredentials data

    Have a self-serve tool and a global team to providead-hoc support

    Processes need to be defined to tag and mapcredentials by industry/sectors, by geography/MFs,by service lines/sub-service lines

    Conduct a one-time exercise to clean CAD

    The current central repositories need somemodifications to be the to-be solutions

    Leverage technology more than what is being donetoday conduct global surveys using web-basedtools, such as Qualtrics, ConfirmIT, etc. This willfacilitate easy slicing / dicing of data at a centralplace

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    Zero Prepositions

    Downstairs OutsideDowntown Inside

    Upstairs HomeUptown

    Index enables fasterretrieval of data, but isan overhead wheninsertion, updation anddeletion processes are

    involved.

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    Zero Prepositions

    32,000 buildings connected 350,000 flats hooked up

    Construction of the fiber-optic network withinthe Mittlerer Ring will be completed

    SWM and M-net will continue installationworks in the districts outside the MittlererRing beltway

    Fiber-optic cables were laid in the Schwabing-Nord district

    Two out of three buildings inside MunichsMittlerer Ring were connected to thenetwork

    Results

    2013

    2012

    THE WORLDSMOSTINNOVATIVECOMPANIES2013

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    Zero Prepositions

    Evalueserve shares the finalpackage (web and printversions of the PPT) with theExecutive.

    Any updates and feedback from theExecutive are incorporated. The teamconfirms the timelines after analyzingthe scope of iterations (the team wouldprioritize such requests).

    Step 5

    Step 4

    The Executive shares the scanned

    version of handwritten notes withEvalueserve by email. The Client fills ina request form to share the scope andobjective of each request.

    The Design starts working on therequest. A draft version is shared withthe Executive for feedback.

    Depending on the time of the request,the Evalueserve Design teamacknowledges the request and sharestimelines with the client. A kick-off callis organized, if required.

    Step 3

    Step 2

    Step 1

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    2013 MasterCard.Proprietary and Confidential

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    Table of Content

    Market Level Travel Overview

    02 Travel Money Behavior

    03 Consumer Perspective

    04 Competitor offerings

    01

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    Summary Slide

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    MarketPosition

    Outbound travel in terms of spend and trips isforecasted to pick up again

    Multi-destination trips are gaining popularity Cash is still the major travel payment method used

    (about 78% buy currency) but card usage is picking up Post office is the most popular foreign currency vendor

    ConsumerReadiness

    Majority of the cross border travelers areexperienced and young

    A sizeable population of cross border travelers usecash while travelling

    Travelers who are heavy cash users are primarilyfemales, young and good earners

    CompetitorOfferings

    Visa is quite aggressive in this space it has tied upwith multiple banks to offer travel prepaid cards(single as well as multi-currency

    Program managers such as Rev/confident etc arealso offering the product

    Amid high cash usage for traveland popularity of multi-destination trips, there is ahuge scope for uptake of multi -

    currency pre-paid travel card Competitors such as Visa arealready active in the space butstill there are options which canbe explored.

    Tie up with popular cashplayers such as Post officecould lead to significantopportunity

    Prepaid product proposition

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    M ARKET LEVEL Travel Overview

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    Project Title

    Date

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    25 | Telehealth | Caroline Feeley | January 2013 | Business Use Only

    US News Flow Key Highlights

    RegulatoryUpdates

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    26 | Telehealth | Caroline Feeley | January 2013 | Business Use Only

    Key Highlights: 2012-2013

    May 2, 2013: Viterion Corporation has acquired Viterion TeleHealthcare, effective May 1, 2013 (Viterion Press release) October 1, 2012: Roche Diagnostics ACCU-CHEK Combo Insulin Pump System Now Available In United States (PRNewswire) July 25, 2012: Janssen Healthcare Innovation Launches Care4today Mobile Adherence Medication Reminder Platform(Reuters) July 16, 2012: Pharma company taps Healthrageous for mobile diabetes management (Mobihealthnews) June 11, 2012: Clinical Study Shows Bayer's New CONTOUR Next EZ Blood Glucose Monitoring System Easy To UseWith A High Level Of Accuracy (PR Newswire) May 30, 2012: Glooko Launches The Glooko IR Adapter To Give ACCU-CHEK Blood Glucose Meter Customers AccessTo The Glooko Logbook Solution (PR Newswire) May 2, 2012: iBGstar Blood Glucose Monitoring System Now Available In The US (Sanofi Press Release) May 2, 2012: Apple Store now sells Sanofis iPhone glucose meter (Mobihealthnews)

    Pharma Updates

    RegulatoryUpdates

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    Challenges our clients faceOn Know Your Customer & Anti Money Laundering Activities

    Improving workflow management and KYC data repositories

    Reducing turn around time on identity verification reporting

    Dealing with increasing documentation and governance proceduresto meet within recurring deadlines

    Improving productivity on customer identification program execution

    Reducing client onboarding costs

    Improving regulatory monitoring

    Challenges our clients face

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    Challenges our clients faceOn Know Your Customer & Anti Money Laundering Activities

    Recognized by others as an expert Consistently competent; justifiably confident Trusts own ability to work independently; self-

    assured Inspired; inspires others Proactive; may be asked to do too much

    Justifiably confident Autonomous Consistently competent Self-

    assured Inspired/inspires others

    Accomplished Expert Self-reliant/self-directed

    DevelopmentLevelDescriptors

    D4

    D4:the Self-ReliantAchiever

    Individual pricing/bid-pricing(case-to-case basis)

    Challenges our clients face

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    Challenges our clients faceOn Know Your Customer & Anti Money Laundering Activities

    RiskManagementStrategy

    D e f i n e g u i d e l i n e s & s t a n d a r d sf o r o p e r a t i o n a l p r o c e s s e s

    R ig o r o u s m o n i t o r i n g &g o v e r n a n c e s t r u c t u r e

    O r g a n i za t i o n s t r u c t u r e t or e m o v e c o n f l i ct o f i n t e r e s t s

    Compensation structure

    Setting rules around financialproducts, instruments andinvestments to limit exposure andrisk

    Proactive management of certainrisks owed to:

    Strategic reasons to keep asseton the book

    Inability to quantify valuation(risk and cash flow) to buyersand hence buy/sell/securitizeoption does not exist

    S t a n d a r d i z a t i o n o f a c q u i s it i o n ,a c co u n t m a n a g e m e n t ,

    u n d e r w r i t i n g a n d o p e r a t i o np r o c e s s e s f o l l o w e d b y s t r i c tm o n i t o r i n g

    D u m b B e l l s t r a t e g y f o rp o r t f o l i o r i s k d i v e r s i f i c at i o n b yc h o o s i n g r i g h t b a l a n c e o f r i s ka n d r e w a r d

    Compensation structure designedto incentivize risk managementfor employees

    Interest rate and currencyfluctuation hedging throughappropriate usage of swaps andderivatives

    Securitization of Assets

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    Standardization ofacquisition, accountmanagement, underwritingand operation processesfollowed by strictmonitoring*

    Dumb Bell strategy for

    portfolio risk diversificationby choosing right balanceof risk and reward*

    Compensation structuredesigned to incentivize riskmanagement foremployees (Avoid)

    Avoid

    Interest rate and currencyfluctuation hedgingthrough appropriate usageof swaps and derivatives

    Securitization of Assets

    Proactive management ofcertain risks owed to: Strategic reasons to

    keep asset on the book Inability to quantify

    valuation (risk and cashflow) to buyers and

    hence buy/sell/securitizeoption does not exist

    Risk & Mitigation Steps Manage Transfer

    ProjectClosure

    Execution, Deliveryand Feedback

    ProjectInitiation

    Proposals Process

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    Nigeria seems to be a promising economy - GDP and PCE areexpected to grow substantially

    GROWING ECONOMY

    Though Nigeria is the most densely populated country inAfrica, in terms of financial inclusion it (at 72%) lags behindSouth Africa (at 55%) and Kenya (at 70%)

    But , high focus from government and central bank to increasefinancial inclusion to 70% by 2020

    FINANCIAL INCLUSION

    2012 2015 CAGRGDP ($ Bn) 255.0 321.2 8.0%PCE ($ Bn) 134.0 167.2 7.6%

    54% of the adult population live below the poverty line Unemployment rate is high (at 23%)

    More than a quarter of the adult population is illiterate Underserved population are residents of the northern Nigerian

    region and are majorly unemployed or semi-skilled workers

    UNFAVORBLE SOCIAL SCENARIO

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    SWOT

    Strong geographic presence in the international mobileremittance market with corridors for HomeSend Hub inEurope, Asia, Africa, Middle East and Australia.

    The companys HomeSend Hub is highly inter-operableand can link mobile wallet or mobile transfer systems oftwo different providers.

    Strong customer base for mobile wallet solution comprisingleading mobile operators such as Airtel Africa in developingmarkets.

    The m-commerce solutions are not designed for retailers.This leaves out retailers/merchants customers as its targetclients.

    Till date the company has weak presence in the LatinAmerica and North America region.

    Weakness

    Threat

    Planned expansion of live corridor for HomeSend Hub inthe Americas offers new revenue sources from corridorssuch as USA and Mexico.

    New MNOs or MNVOs in developed markets offeropportunity for deployment of its PayMobile Platform.

    According to Pyramid Research, the total value of mobilemoney transfers in Africa will cross USD 200 Billion in 2015,offering eServGlobal opportunity for further growing itsHomeSend Hub remittance service in the continent.

    Faces direct competition for its mobile money solution PayMobile Platform, from players like Fundamo (Visa),Comviva, Utiba, Sybase and Telepin.

    Presence of consortium such as Weve and Travik thathave already applied for introducing mobile wallet solutionin the EU may limit eServGlobals PayMobile Platform indeveloped nations in EU.

    Strength

    Opportunity

    SWOT Anal ys is

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    Avg. Vis it s/Unique Visitor:

    1.18

    Cost/Visit:

    Cost/ UniqueVisit:

    Offer Viewsconversion rate**:15.7%

    Cost/Offer View:

    View Referral:18.3%

    Offer Referralsconversion rate**:

    2.9%

    Asset Sales

    conversion rate**:1.8%

    Priceless New York Q1 2013

    June 26, 2013

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    Asset Sales*Number of tickets sold duringthe period

    Offer ReferralsNumber of times the Book Now was clicked for aparticular offer

    Offer ViewsNumber of times an offer was clicked

    Unique VisitorsNumber of unique visitors whoaccessed our site

    VisitsVisit begins when a visitor firstviews a page on our site

    136,391

    115,809

    18,209

    3,330

    2,079

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    VisitsVisit begins when a visitor firstviews a page on our site

    Asset Sales*Number of tickets sold duringthe period

    Unique VisitorsNumber of unique visitors who

    accessed our site

    Offer ViewsNumber of times an offerwas clicked

    Offer ReferralsNumber of times the Book Nowwas clicked for a particular offer

    Priceless New York CTD through Q1 2013

    June 26, 2013

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    136,391

    115,809

    18,209

    3,330

    2,079

    Please note: one individual offer redemption may represent multiple tickets / asset sales** Conversion rates are as a % of unique visitors

    Avg. Visi ts /Unique Visitor:

    1.18Cost/Visit:

    Cost/UniqueVisit:

    Offer Viewsconversion rate**:

    15.7%Cost/Offer View:

    View Referral: 18.3%

    Offer Referralsconversion rate**:

    2.9%

    Ass et Salesconversion rate**:

    1.8%

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    Talking PointsMarket Summary (MEA | Africa)IT Market Overview

    Executive

    Summary

    Real GDPForexacro Economic

    Addr. Software Market SegmentationAddr. Software Market by Workloadsoftware Market

    X86 & ARM PC MarketServer MarketSmartphone Market

    Devices Market

    Apple, Google, Oracle, VmwareVirtualizationompete

    Online User Population & Broadband Penetrationonnectivity

    MSPVTM (FY13 Q4 YTD/ FY13 Full YearMS Rev as of Addr. SW MarketS Performance

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