Kogila Balakrishnan
Technology Offsets in International Defence Procurement
Kogila Balakrishnan
Technology Offsets in International Defence Procurement
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This book discusses the theory and practice of offsets, mainly in international defence procurement but also addresses briefly offsets in civil procurement. It focuses on the impact of offsets on industrial and technological development. The book is divided into three parts; part one discusses the theory of offsets, while part two addresses offs
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This book discusses the theory and practice of offsets, mainly in international defence procurement but also addresses briefly offsets in civil procurement. It focuses on the impact of offsets on industrial and technological development. The book is divided into three parts; part one discusses the theory of offsets, while part two addresses offs
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 304g
- ISBN-13: 9780367586959
- ISBN-10: 0367586959
- Artikelnr.: 69895029
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 304g
- ISBN-13: 9780367586959
- ISBN-10: 0367586959
- Artikelnr.: 69895029
Kogila Balakrishnan is currently the Director for Client and Business Development (East Asia) at WMG, University of Warwick. She began her career in the Malaysian civil service where she was instrumental in the development of national offsets policy and subsequently retired as the Under Secretary for Defence Industry in 2016. Kogila holds an BA (Hons) from University of Malaya, LLB (Hons) degree from the University of London and an MA in Strategy and Diplomacy from the Malaysian National University. She won a Fulbright Scholarship in 2003 and held a Chevening Scholarship during 2004-2007, when she obtained her PhD in offsets and technology policy from the Defence College of Management and Technology, Cranfield University, UK Defence Academy. She presently holds an Adjunct Professorship at the Malaysian National Defence University and continues to advise governments and organisations on offsets policy. Kogila is married and has three wonderful children.
Foreword
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
PHASE I
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Offsets
1.1 Setting the Scene
1.2 Why the need for this book?
1.3 Global Offsets Obligation and Trend
1.4 Offsets in International Procurement
1.5 Key research on Offsets
1.6 Costs and Benefits of Offsets
1.7 Offsets Stakeholders and their Views
1.8 The need for an Offsets Framework
1.9 Structure of the Book
Chapter 2. Key Aspects to Offsets Management
2.1 Background
2.2 Nonconventional International Trade Financing (NITF)
2.3 How have Offsets Projects Evolved?
2.4 Origin of Offsets
2.5 Understanding Offsets Terminologies
2.6 Offsets Case Study: Use of Offsets Multipliers
Chapter 3. Theoretical underpinning to the study of offsets
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Technology Self-sufficiency Leading to Independence in Defence and Security
3.3 Industrialisation, or 'Take-Off'
3.4 Reducing the Technological Gap
3.5 Building Dynamic Capability
3.6 Industrialisation through Clusters
3.7 Sustaining fi rm competitiveness through technological absorption capability (TAC)
PHASE II
Chapter 4. Role of Government: Offsets Strategy and Policy Formulation: Development Phase
4.1 Background
4.2 Role of Offsets in International Defence Procurement
4.3 The Offsets Management Cycle (OMC)
4.4 Offsets Strategy Development
4.5 Offsets Policy Formulation
4.6 Responsibilities for Offsets Policy Formulation
4.7 Determining Offsets Objectives
4.8 Identifying Stakeholders
Chapter 5. Role of Government in Offsets Implementation: Pre-, During and Post-contract Phase
5.1 Background
5.2 Role of Offsets Management Authority (OMO)
5.3 Offsets Implementation Process
5.4 Common Issues in Offsets Implementation
Chapter 6. Sellers' Offset Strategy and Implementation
6.1 Background
6.2 Sellers' Perception of Offsets
6.3 Essential Features of Offsets in a Company
6.4 Sellers' Offsets Management Life Cycle
6.5 Five Forces that Influence Sellers' Successful Offsets Strategy and Delivery
6.6 Issues to Consider for Sellers when Managing Offsets
PHASE III
Chapter 7. Technology, Competitiveness and Offsets Valuation
7.1 Background
7.2 Defining Technology
7.3 Elements of Transfer of Technology in Offsets (TOT)
7.4 Technology Acquisition and Offsets - Justification form National Competitiveness
7.5 Technology Valuation, Process and Approach
7.6 Critical Factors for Successful Transfer of Technology through Offsets
7.7 Case Study
Chapter 8. Transparency in Offset
8.1 Is Offsets a Corrupt Practise?
8.2 What Does Transparency International (TI) say about Offsets?
8.3 Possible Malpractise in Offsets Dealings
8.4 Defence Sales and Allegations of Corrupt Practice in Offsets
8.5 Recommendation on Best Practises for Greater Offsets Transparency
Chapter 9. Managing Offsets Risks
9.1 Awareness to Risks in Offsets
9.2 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Buyer Perspective (Offset Oblige)
9.3 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Seller Perspective (Offsets Obligor)
9.4 Case Study
Chapter 10. Conclusion and Future of Offsets
10.1 Offsets is Here to Stay
10.2 Future of Offsets
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
PHASE I
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Offsets
1.1 Setting the Scene
1.2 Why the need for this book?
1.3 Global Offsets Obligation and Trend
1.4 Offsets in International Procurement
1.5 Key research on Offsets
1.6 Costs and Benefits of Offsets
1.7 Offsets Stakeholders and their Views
1.8 The need for an Offsets Framework
1.9 Structure of the Book
Chapter 2. Key Aspects to Offsets Management
2.1 Background
2.2 Nonconventional International Trade Financing (NITF)
2.3 How have Offsets Projects Evolved?
2.4 Origin of Offsets
2.5 Understanding Offsets Terminologies
2.6 Offsets Case Study: Use of Offsets Multipliers
Chapter 3. Theoretical underpinning to the study of offsets
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Technology Self-sufficiency Leading to Independence in Defence and Security
3.3 Industrialisation, or 'Take-Off'
3.4 Reducing the Technological Gap
3.5 Building Dynamic Capability
3.6 Industrialisation through Clusters
3.7 Sustaining fi rm competitiveness through technological absorption capability (TAC)
PHASE II
Chapter 4. Role of Government: Offsets Strategy and Policy Formulation: Development Phase
4.1 Background
4.2 Role of Offsets in International Defence Procurement
4.3 The Offsets Management Cycle (OMC)
4.4 Offsets Strategy Development
4.5 Offsets Policy Formulation
4.6 Responsibilities for Offsets Policy Formulation
4.7 Determining Offsets Objectives
4.8 Identifying Stakeholders
Chapter 5. Role of Government in Offsets Implementation: Pre-, During and Post-contract Phase
5.1 Background
5.2 Role of Offsets Management Authority (OMO)
5.3 Offsets Implementation Process
5.4 Common Issues in Offsets Implementation
Chapter 6. Sellers' Offset Strategy and Implementation
6.1 Background
6.2 Sellers' Perception of Offsets
6.3 Essential Features of Offsets in a Company
6.4 Sellers' Offsets Management Life Cycle
6.5 Five Forces that Influence Sellers' Successful Offsets Strategy and Delivery
6.6 Issues to Consider for Sellers when Managing Offsets
PHASE III
Chapter 7. Technology, Competitiveness and Offsets Valuation
7.1 Background
7.2 Defining Technology
7.3 Elements of Transfer of Technology in Offsets (TOT)
7.4 Technology Acquisition and Offsets - Justification form National Competitiveness
7.5 Technology Valuation, Process and Approach
7.6 Critical Factors for Successful Transfer of Technology through Offsets
7.7 Case Study
Chapter 8. Transparency in Offset
8.1 Is Offsets a Corrupt Practise?
8.2 What Does Transparency International (TI) say about Offsets?
8.3 Possible Malpractise in Offsets Dealings
8.4 Defence Sales and Allegations of Corrupt Practice in Offsets
8.5 Recommendation on Best Practises for Greater Offsets Transparency
Chapter 9. Managing Offsets Risks
9.1 Awareness to Risks in Offsets
9.2 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Buyer Perspective (Offset Oblige)
9.3 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Seller Perspective (Offsets Obligor)
9.4 Case Study
Chapter 10. Conclusion and Future of Offsets
10.1 Offsets is Here to Stay
10.2 Future of Offsets
Foreword
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
PHASE I
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Offsets
1.1 Setting the Scene
1.2 Why the need for this book?
1.3 Global Offsets Obligation and Trend
1.4 Offsets in International Procurement
1.5 Key research on Offsets
1.6 Costs and Benefits of Offsets
1.7 Offsets Stakeholders and their Views
1.8 The need for an Offsets Framework
1.9 Structure of the Book
Chapter 2. Key Aspects to Offsets Management
2.1 Background
2.2 Nonconventional International Trade Financing (NITF)
2.3 How have Offsets Projects Evolved?
2.4 Origin of Offsets
2.5 Understanding Offsets Terminologies
2.6 Offsets Case Study: Use of Offsets Multipliers
Chapter 3. Theoretical underpinning to the study of offsets
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Technology Self-sufficiency Leading to Independence in Defence and Security
3.3 Industrialisation, or 'Take-Off'
3.4 Reducing the Technological Gap
3.5 Building Dynamic Capability
3.6 Industrialisation through Clusters
3.7 Sustaining fi rm competitiveness through technological absorption capability (TAC)
PHASE II
Chapter 4. Role of Government: Offsets Strategy and Policy Formulation: Development Phase
4.1 Background
4.2 Role of Offsets in International Defence Procurement
4.3 The Offsets Management Cycle (OMC)
4.4 Offsets Strategy Development
4.5 Offsets Policy Formulation
4.6 Responsibilities for Offsets Policy Formulation
4.7 Determining Offsets Objectives
4.8 Identifying Stakeholders
Chapter 5. Role of Government in Offsets Implementation: Pre-, During and Post-contract Phase
5.1 Background
5.2 Role of Offsets Management Authority (OMO)
5.3 Offsets Implementation Process
5.4 Common Issues in Offsets Implementation
Chapter 6. Sellers' Offset Strategy and Implementation
6.1 Background
6.2 Sellers' Perception of Offsets
6.3 Essential Features of Offsets in a Company
6.4 Sellers' Offsets Management Life Cycle
6.5 Five Forces that Influence Sellers' Successful Offsets Strategy and Delivery
6.6 Issues to Consider for Sellers when Managing Offsets
PHASE III
Chapter 7. Technology, Competitiveness and Offsets Valuation
7.1 Background
7.2 Defining Technology
7.3 Elements of Transfer of Technology in Offsets (TOT)
7.4 Technology Acquisition and Offsets - Justification form National Competitiveness
7.5 Technology Valuation, Process and Approach
7.6 Critical Factors for Successful Transfer of Technology through Offsets
7.7 Case Study
Chapter 8. Transparency in Offset
8.1 Is Offsets a Corrupt Practise?
8.2 What Does Transparency International (TI) say about Offsets?
8.3 Possible Malpractise in Offsets Dealings
8.4 Defence Sales and Allegations of Corrupt Practice in Offsets
8.5 Recommendation on Best Practises for Greater Offsets Transparency
Chapter 9. Managing Offsets Risks
9.1 Awareness to Risks in Offsets
9.2 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Buyer Perspective (Offset Oblige)
9.3 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Seller Perspective (Offsets Obligor)
9.4 Case Study
Chapter 10. Conclusion and Future of Offsets
10.1 Offsets is Here to Stay
10.2 Future of Offsets
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
PHASE I
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Offsets
1.1 Setting the Scene
1.2 Why the need for this book?
1.3 Global Offsets Obligation and Trend
1.4 Offsets in International Procurement
1.5 Key research on Offsets
1.6 Costs and Benefits of Offsets
1.7 Offsets Stakeholders and their Views
1.8 The need for an Offsets Framework
1.9 Structure of the Book
Chapter 2. Key Aspects to Offsets Management
2.1 Background
2.2 Nonconventional International Trade Financing (NITF)
2.3 How have Offsets Projects Evolved?
2.4 Origin of Offsets
2.5 Understanding Offsets Terminologies
2.6 Offsets Case Study: Use of Offsets Multipliers
Chapter 3. Theoretical underpinning to the study of offsets
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Technology Self-sufficiency Leading to Independence in Defence and Security
3.3 Industrialisation, or 'Take-Off'
3.4 Reducing the Technological Gap
3.5 Building Dynamic Capability
3.6 Industrialisation through Clusters
3.7 Sustaining fi rm competitiveness through technological absorption capability (TAC)
PHASE II
Chapter 4. Role of Government: Offsets Strategy and Policy Formulation: Development Phase
4.1 Background
4.2 Role of Offsets in International Defence Procurement
4.3 The Offsets Management Cycle (OMC)
4.4 Offsets Strategy Development
4.5 Offsets Policy Formulation
4.6 Responsibilities for Offsets Policy Formulation
4.7 Determining Offsets Objectives
4.8 Identifying Stakeholders
Chapter 5. Role of Government in Offsets Implementation: Pre-, During and Post-contract Phase
5.1 Background
5.2 Role of Offsets Management Authority (OMO)
5.3 Offsets Implementation Process
5.4 Common Issues in Offsets Implementation
Chapter 6. Sellers' Offset Strategy and Implementation
6.1 Background
6.2 Sellers' Perception of Offsets
6.3 Essential Features of Offsets in a Company
6.4 Sellers' Offsets Management Life Cycle
6.5 Five Forces that Influence Sellers' Successful Offsets Strategy and Delivery
6.6 Issues to Consider for Sellers when Managing Offsets
PHASE III
Chapter 7. Technology, Competitiveness and Offsets Valuation
7.1 Background
7.2 Defining Technology
7.3 Elements of Transfer of Technology in Offsets (TOT)
7.4 Technology Acquisition and Offsets - Justification form National Competitiveness
7.5 Technology Valuation, Process and Approach
7.6 Critical Factors for Successful Transfer of Technology through Offsets
7.7 Case Study
Chapter 8. Transparency in Offset
8.1 Is Offsets a Corrupt Practise?
8.2 What Does Transparency International (TI) say about Offsets?
8.3 Possible Malpractise in Offsets Dealings
8.4 Defence Sales and Allegations of Corrupt Practice in Offsets
8.5 Recommendation on Best Practises for Greater Offsets Transparency
Chapter 9. Managing Offsets Risks
9.1 Awareness to Risks in Offsets
9.2 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Buyer Perspective (Offset Oblige)
9.3 Evaluating Risks in Offsets Management Life Cycle: Seller Perspective (Offsets Obligor)
9.4 Case Study
Chapter 10. Conclusion and Future of Offsets
10.1 Offsets is Here to Stay
10.2 Future of Offsets