At a time when business demands urge companies to innovate and CIOs face increasing cost pressures, offshore delivery offers the opportunity to industrialize the implementation processes for system harmonization, consolidation, and enhancement, thereby realizing substantial cost savings and quality improvements. Rightshore® - a registered trademark of Capgemini - is about organizing the distributed delivery process that embraces on-site, nearshore and offshore services.
This book describes successful global delivery models utilizing industrialized methods to deliver SAP® projects from India. While the first part is devoted to management concepts, service offerings and the peculiarities of working together with India, the second part features eight case studies from different industries and from around the world describing how India delivery centers have been successfully deployed in SAP® development projects.
This book describes successful global delivery models utilizing industrialized methods to deliver SAP® projects from India. While the first part is devoted to management concepts, service offerings and the peculiarities of working together with India, the second part features eight case studies from different industries and from around the world describing how India delivery centers have been successfully deployed in SAP® development projects.
From the reviews:
"It was written with business and information technology (IT) managers in mind ... . The focus of this book is offshoring operations in India. ... The book has many tables, diagrams, and graphs, as well as maps and flags. ... he or she will learn much about the differences between onshore, near-shore, and offshore operations and their applications to specific industries in the world." (Cecilia G. Manrique, ACM Computing Reviews, October, 2008)
"It was written with business and information technology (IT) managers in mind ... . The focus of this book is offshoring operations in India. ... The book has many tables, diagrams, and graphs, as well as maps and flags. ... he or she will learn much about the differences between onshore, near-shore, and offshore operations and their applications to specific industries in the world." (Cecilia G. Manrique, ACM Computing Reviews, October, 2008)