Emerging Global Delivery Model (eGDM)

Global Delivery Model (GDM) The Global Delivery Model  The global delivery model has been in the market for over 30 years. It needs to be rethought to incorporate the emerging trends in technology and new generation workforce The current risks of GDM : Strategic  Loss of Control  Loss of Knowledge  Cultural differences  Transparency Operational  Timezones  Loss of Quality  Rigid Process  Training /Long Learning

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eGlobal Delivery Model  Collaboration- Leverage Social Media, Cloud for client-partner real time collaboration  Governance- Customers can track deliverables realtime using cloud technology  Leadership-Distributed work environment, globally interconnected leadership making decisions  Culture- Leveraging Social Media to create portals to share culture realtime. Spreading a culture of  Time zone- Leveraging time zones for faster turnaround of deliverables  Quality- Ensuring quality by using Agile, LEAN, project management practices. Customized project templates  Training- Harnessing social media, Skype, Webinars to replace costly onsite trainings  Project Management- The Project managers will have skills to work in an aggressive, constantly changing global environment.

eGDM Models Offsite Offsite Project Manager Project Team Offsite Project Team Onsite- Offsite Onsite Engagement Manager Offsite Project Manager Offsite Project Team Nearshore- Offsite Nearshore Engagement Manager Offsite Project Manager Offsite Technical Team Client Business Client