| April 10, 2003 |
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San Francisco, CA |
The Westin St. Francis Hotel
335 Powell Street
Union Square, CA 94102
415-397-7000
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| April 24, 2003 |
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Boston, MA |
The Crowne Plaza Hotel
1360 Worchester Street
Natick, MA 01760
508-653-8800
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| May 1, 2003 |
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Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX |
The Fairmont Hotel
1717 North Akard St.
Dallas, TX 75201
214-720-2020
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| May 15, 2003 |
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New York, NY |
The Hotel Intercontinental – The Barclay
111 East 48th Street New York, NY 10017
212-906-3124
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| May 29, 2003 |
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Chicago, IL |
The Wyndham Hotel
633 North St. Clair
Chicago, Il 60611
312-567-1234
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| June 5, 2003 |
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Toronto, Canada |
Intercontinental Toronto
220 Bloor Street West
Toronto, M5S1T8 Ontario, Canada
416-960-5200
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What
is it About
At
this full day executive meeting,
attendees learn the business, legal and financial dynamics
critical to each step of the outsourcing process. With a unique,
process-centric format, presenters will examine the best practices
used to minimize risks and maximize short & long term benefits
on new and existing engagements. Conference delegates will
learn about emerging trends shaping outsourcing today and shop
solutions
offered by best-of-breed service providers.
The Outsourcing Institute’s
2003 Spring Roadshow, Business
Transformation Through Outsourcing: Mastering
the Process, is designed
to demystify the complexity of the outsourcing process by featuring
richly developed accounts of successful outsourcing initiatives,
serve as a forum for discussion, promote best practices, and demonstrate
the measurable benefits of this evolving business model. In program
sessions and breakouts, OI will examine the strategic and operational
challenges for companies of all sizes whether they are considering
outsourcing or, well on their way in the process. Presentations
typically fit within one of three topical areas:
- Strategy: RFP development, capital structure,
transition strategies, planning and budgeting, resource allocation,
performance management, alliances and partnering, business risk
management, governance and legal issues.
- Operations and the outsourcing
business tool kit: decision-support, process redesign, program
management,
infrastructure development, business process outsourcing, value
chain information integration, and P&L and total financial
management.
- Organizational change: leadership, human
capital development and/or redeployment, knowledge management,
and new skills required.
With OI’s focus on quality and
applicability, this conference series will also provide attendees
with the tools they need to:
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Articulate the difference between core and non-core business functions |
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Communicate benefits to achieve top-down buy-in |
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Measure the short & long term benefits of outsourcing |
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Negotiate the right deal |
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Create a blueprint for making the partnership work |
The Full Day Event
Format Includes:
Content Sessions
Interactive and process-centric sessions which explore industry
trends and best practices in all
aspects of outsourcing, from RFP development to managing
your existing outsourcing relationships. Presentations
are led
by industry experts
and focus on tactical and strategic solutions
that are critical components for successful outsourcing.
Panel Discussion
Moderated by a member of The Outsourcing Institute’s staff,
along with a panel of industry leaders, and platinum
sponsors, this highly interactive discussion will surface and debate
the
trends, issues and challenges impacting the current
and future state of the outsourcing marketplace.
Case Study Presentation
Real buyers present their perspective challenges and
the dynamics of one of their very own outsourcing
engagements. Attendees
learn what and why they choose to outsource, what
they were looking for in a Service Provider, the obstacles
they faced and the operational success of their outsourcing
relationship to date.
Who Should Attend?
• Chief Executive Officers
• Chief Information Officers
• Chief Resource Officers
• Chief Financial Officers
• Chief Operating Officers
•
Analysts & Influencers
• Sourcing & Procurement Executives
•
HR & Org Development
Management
• Business Unit/Operating Unit
•
Executives and those
involved in Sourcing Administration
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