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Internationalisation Strategies Upstream and Downstream business models Date: 23 February 2010 Kees ten Nijenhuis

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Page 1: Imperial College Internationalisation Strategies

Internationalisation Strategies Upstream and Downstream business models

Date: 23 February 2010Kees ten Nijenhuis

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Global Delivery Model

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Overcoming Foreignness in host markets

• Build Trust through Execution– Quality Delivery/ Local Presence (Professional Team and

GTM, Legal Entity)/Bridge the Gap• Understanding of local market conditions

– Meet the ‘right’ customer/ Invest a Little, Learn a Lot/ Act Global from day one/ Leadership and Sales-management

• Avoid Excessive Price discounts • Build Early References

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Upstream EvolutionParameter From to

People Mono-cultural to Multi-cultural

Internationalization Centralized Delivery to Multiple Locations

Customer relationship Vendor-Credible Source-Problem Solver-Trusted Advisor

Deal Characteristics T+M –Projects/Programmes-Preferred Suppliers- Risk/ Reward

Growth-Model Organic-Alliances-Partnerships-M+A

Quality Delivery Excellence-Continuous Improvement-Process Excellence-Innovation

Organizational Psyche Fixing Technology to Delivering Value

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Access and Mobilize the best Resources through a Global ‘Sourcing’ model

• Virtual Teams Transcend time zones, cultures and geography

• Collaborative development , towards overall results

• Success depends on interpersonal and organizational trust/ job clarity and presence, more than in a transactional environment

• Softer Skills

Attract Develop/Nurture

Engage/Motivate

Retain

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CMMLevel - 3

CMMLevel - 5

6 SigmaMethodologies for software

TL- 9000 PCMMLevel 5

CMMIBS 7799

ISO 9000

1997Enterprise-wideprocess defined

1998On the path tocontinuous improvement

2000Defects prevention practices initiated at project level

2001Industry-specific quality standards

2001Six sigma methodology broad-based

2001The best in people processes

2002Gearing up for System Integration

Six Sigma

1995Re-certified twice Mature processes Metrics collection begun

2003 COPC, BS 15000 and British data protection act compliance

Enterprise-wide quality culture

2002Information and Network Security Processes

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The Cost of Internationalisation

DemandCreationDemandCreation ProposalProposal Transformation TransformationTransitionTransition Service

DeliveryService Delivery

Quality Culture

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Entry Strategies

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Internationalisation Strategies: Upstream and Downstream business models

Framework for Growth

Enablers Enablers

GROWTH ENGINE

GROWTH ENGINE

OrganicGrowth OrganicGrowth

Leadershipin localmarket

Leadershipin localmarket

GameChangingInitiatives

GameChangingInitiatives

AcquisitionLed GrowthAcquisitionLed Growth

Building Right Capability and Leadership

New Delivery Paradigms

Performance Management

Brand

Innovation

Consulting

Information Systems 04/12/2023

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Requisites for Distributed Delivery Seamlessly integrating distributed sales and delivery

Optimize offshore leverage, taking advantage of labor cost arbitrage

Increased value added from offshore, by moving from a capacity model to a capability model to deliver higher value added tasks

Changing behaviors to manage combined onshore and offshore capabilities through training, recruiting, staffing, development, bench, pyramids etc…

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Hints and Tips!

• Deliver on promise!• Invest a little, Learn a LOT!• Front End Leadership with Customer Intimacy• Build a strong Scalable Multi-Cultural Supply Chain of

Resources• Build Interpersonal and Organizational Trust and Soft Skills• Manage the Pyramid, avoid the Bulge• Seamlessly integrate Sales and Delivery• Leverage Labour Arbitrage and build Value Added

Capabilities• 3i Model : Industrialization, Intimacy, Innovation