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Tcs Eserve Limited: Overview 2009
Tcs Eserve Limited: Overview 2009
Overview 2009
Contents
Indicators 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 E 1. Bangalore 5. Dublin
2. Delhi NCR 6. Chennai
GDP ($ Bn) 599 701 809 916 1173 e 1180 e 1218 #
3. Mumbai 7. Hyderabad
ITES - Revenues ($ Bn) 21.6 28.3 37.4 47.8 64.1 71.0 75.6
4. Manila NCR 8. Pune
BPO - Revenues ($ Bn) 3.4 5.2 7.2 9.5 12.5 14.7 15.7
Exports 3.1 4.6 6.3 8.4 10.9 12.7 13.4
Domestic 0.3 0.6 0.9 1.1 1.6 1.9 2.3 Financial Services Verticals – Key BPO players
- No. of Employees (M) 216 316 415 553 700 790 841
Talent Pool in India
N.A. N.A. 30 33 36 40 43 Captives FTE* Third Party FTE*
(MM)
Data till 08-09 Nasscom. e, # EXIM Bank of India Est.
HSBC 12000+ Genpact 30000+
• Productivity/Domain/Platform gaining increasing importance. Bank of America 11000+ TCS BPO 26000+
• Global delivery & footprint becoming significant
Amex 7500+ IBM Daksh 25000+
• Industry likely to see increased pressure on acquiring resources with
JPMC 7500+ Intelenet 25000+
domain expertise (Focus on quality)
• Industry continues to see consolidation Stnd Chart 6500+ Wipro BPO 21500+
• Increasing cost pressures on local companies to drive demand for Fidelity 5500+ First Source 19500+
domestic BPO ABN Amro 4000+ WNS 18000+
• Industry players moving towards Tier II/III/SEZ.
Morgan Stanley 2000+ Infosys BPO 16000+
• Emphasis on Corporate Governance
• Generating financial savings of over 50% for US and W. Europe.
* Estimates
• BFSI vertical to account for 40% of potential offshore market.
• Market Share of Indian vendors to reach 10% from current 4% by 2010
(Gartner)
* NelsonHall estimates. # NASSCOM Everest estimates. @ NASSCOM Strategic Review 2009
Tata Group – Our Heritage
TATA STEEL TCS TATA POWER TATA MOTORS TATA CHEMICALS INDIAN HOTELS TATA TEA
INFORMATION CONSUMER
MATERIALS ENERGY AUTOMOTIVE CHEMICALS SERVICES
TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS
3%
– 150+ customers, 50+ countries
– $ 2.5 Bn TCV Largest BPO deal in 2008 BFS
INS 62%
15%
• Presence In
– 9 Industry Verticals
90% 833 Leader in BFSI 900
– 5 Horizontals 80%
77%
800
70% 700
– 7 Platforms 60%
620
600
479
• 1 Bn + Transactions per annum 50% 42%
366
38%
376 392
500
40% 349 332 400
311
– Delivered from 9 Countries 30% 22% 24%
19%
22% 300
20% 138 200
84 79 74 68
10% 100
0% 0
TCS BPO Genpact WNS Firstsource Wipro Aditya Infosys
Birla BPO
*Source: DQ Top 20 BPO rankings Rev $ MM BFSI $ MM BFSI % of Rev
Vision
To be the leader in providing business process management services to help our customers succeed
Global Footprint
Italy
Slovakia
Luxembourg
Greece
Taiwan
Dubai
Tanzania
Premises
Global Scale & standard with scalability for future
growth
International Ops: Mumbai, Chennai, Gurgaon
Twin-city strategy – for load balancing and COB
Telecom
Multiple points of International/ In- country links
100 mbps dedicated international bandwidth
Robust & proven platforms (Cisco, Avaya, Nortel)
The TCS eServe “Difference”
7 financial services domains
Deep product expertise
End-to-end
Fully integrated with Citi
Productivity, re-engineering
Employer of choice, BPO
brand and optimization
Robust hiring engine - Competency Center
approach
Training and development
Domain
Domain - ISO, COPC
Market-linked compensation
Expertise
Expertise - Six Sigma
Human
Human Operational
Operational
Capital
Capital Excellence
Excellence
TCS eServe
Compliance
Compliance
Scale
Scale
&
& Control
Control
Transformational
Transformational
Infrastructure
Part of TEL’s DNA
Relationship
Relationship Superior quality
Fully compliant with Citi
Policies Approach
Approach Lower procurement cost
Successful audits Lower fixed cost per
Consulting & Right unit
ARR, SOX, KPMG, OCC Placement studies
Deploying innovation
Facilitating change
management
From Vendor to Partner
Impressions
“Highly charged team and impressive senior management with customer centric
approach to business. This is where the future is! ” – Chris Harvey, Partner Deloitte
“Fantastic energy and vibrancy!! This place has a feel of success!” – Clive Triance, MD
SFS GTS
“Many thanks for a great presentation. I understand why TEL is doing so well!” –
Bryce Ensing, Charles Schwab Corporation
Organisation Structure
Board of Directors
CEO & MD
Client
Client Institutional Consumer
Consumer Collections
Collections&& Wealth
Wealth Enterprise
Enterprise
Institutional Support
Support
Coverage
Coverage Banking
Banking Services
Services Management
Management Services
Services
Clients
ClientsGroup
Group
Finance
Finance
Global
Global International Brokerage Technology
NA
NAConsumer
Consumer Trade
Trade International Brokerage Technology
Cards
Cards Collections Services
Collections Services
Technology
Technology
ASIA Loans Mutual
MutualFunds
Funds
ASIA/ /EMEA
EMEA Cash
Cash Loans International
Consumer Management International
Consumer Management Service Finance
Service Finance&& Human
Banking Accounts HumanResources
Resources
Banking Accounts
ICG
ICG Securities
Securities India
India
Collections Entitlements Management
Fin
Fin Collections Entitlements/ / Management
Accounting ICU Assurance
Assurance
GWM
GWM Asset
AssetBased
Based Accounting ICU
Services
Services
Finance
Finance
Administration
Administration
Prod
ProdMgrs
Mgrs
Supply
SupplyChain
Chain/ /
VMU
VMU
Corporate
Corporate
Strategy
Strategy
Communications
Communications
Human Capital
Profile
• About 14500 young & talented employees
• Around 2000 post graduates (Masters/CPA/MBA)
• Equal Opportunity Employer: 38% women employees with 25%
in senior management positions
Employer of choice
• Meritocratic organisation - 10 levels of growth
• Performance Based Reward System
• Market and Internal Parity Linked Compensation
• Training & Talent development –Training & Development
Academy
• Employee Connect Initiatives: First Impressions survey, Open
Houses, SKIP Meetings, Herald, CEO Dialogue, Fun@Work
VOICE OF CUSTOMER
“Progressions for me – was coming together for a beginning, Keeping together for progress and working together for
Success.” – Sumit Abrol, Campus Batch 2006
“Progressions is as a perfect platform for transition from Campus life to Corporate life. It not only gives us a new
dimension to understand concepts with trainings like DATT and Yellow Belt but also gives us an opportunity to interact
with business leaders within TEL” – Siddhartha Mundra, Campus Batch 2007
“Progressions is just not a forum to get to know the organization better but also a forum where we are molded to prepare
ourselves for the challenges foreseen. In short, set the momentum to take up our career and realize our dreams..” -
Swathi. M, Campus Batch 2008
PROGRESSIONS OVERVIEW
Training
30 days formal training
7 Development assignments in the workplace
24 hours of self study (8-12 courses from Harvard manage mentor)
Feedback/ Coaching
Structured documented Monthly feedback sessions with supervisors
Two Development centers along Citigroup Competencies
Support
Buddy arrangements to help integrate and guide in the 1st 6 months
Mentor to guide and coach employees in developing careers with TEL
Life at TCS eServe
Fun @ work –
activities and team
building
ENERGY –
Annual bash
for the people,
by the people
ENABLE -
‘Developing the Next
VOE/ Link In – Generation’ -
Employee corporate social
satisfaction responsibility program
surveys. What you
feel counts
eWA- TEL’s
Diversity initiative
UURJAA- Health
and Fitness Centre
Career Paths
Rishiraj Lakhani (Tech) Mustaqeem Hoosain
PGPMS (in Systems) - Somaiya Institute Batch - 2000 MBA, Marketing. Joined TEL: 2004 (Band 5)
Career Highlights Career Highlights
2001 : Executive (Payments Functionality ) Team: 4 2004 : Deputy Manager, Auto Service
2003 : Deputy Manager - CitiDirect EMEA region - Team 19 2005 : Manager, Auto Service & Citistreet Voice
2006 : Project manager - CitiDirect EMEA region, DWP Project 2006 : Senior Manager, Auto Service & Citistreet Voice
2009 : AVP & Head - SDLC Services (Cash), Team size: 90 2009 : AVP & Unit Head, Auto Services, ICG Insurance Ops
Team Size: 230
S Sowmi
Anjali Mansukhani
CA, Licentiate Co Secretary. Joined TEL: 2000 (Band 5)
PGPeB, Welingkar Institute of Management- Batch - 2003
Career Highlights
Career Highlights
2000 : Regional Ops, Team: 3 FTEs
2003 : Executive, Business Development 2002 : Unit Head, India Loans Payment Processing - 35 FTEs
2005 : Dy Manager, Business Development. 2005: Unit Head, ASPAC Loan & Recon Ops - 125 FTEs
International Process migrations 2009 : VP & Head – India Ops, 310 FTEs
2009 : Senior Manager. EMEA Relationships
Transaction Summary:
TCS has acquired 96.26% stake in CGSL from Citi
Transaction Value of $ 505 million (all-cash transaction)
Citi’s Commitment: $2.5B over 9.5 years
*Comments:
An opportunity to be part of a path breaking strategic initiative for the BFS industry
Your role with us
• Functional Mastery
Become a functional master in different areas of finance-
Trade Finance /Cash Management / Retail Banking/ Call Centers / Risk Analytics
• People Management
Lead a team of officers with 0 – 6 years experience after graduation.
(You join us at Band 4. TEL Grades are Band 1 - 10)
• Process & Project Management
Enhance & Monitor process efficiency of your unit & drive Improvement projects
• System Enhancements
Coordinate system development
• Quality & Customer Focus
Ensure quality metrics are measured, monitored and improved towards customer satisfaction
The information contained in the earlier slides is highly confidential and should NOT be disclosed to competing
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