Thursday, June 01, 2006

 

Defining A Vision For India's Fastest Growing Industry at NASSCOM ITES-BPO Strategy Summit 2006

The definitive event for the ITES-BPO industry in India and opportunity to network and interact with leading CEOs of the ITES-BPO industry.
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Key Highlights  Register Now

CEOs Conclave - 7 June 2006
·         Special Session with Mr. Dayanidhi Maran, Hon’ble Minister for Communications and Information Technology
·         BPO Mid-Life Crisis: Survival of the fittest – Customer feedback from US and EU and success factors for BPO in India
·         Next Generation BPO – What’s next in Telecom and Financial Services
·         Global Sourcing Maturity Marketplace
·         Contact center outsourcing: Key trends and growth factors
·         Maintaining cost competitiveness and setting benchmarks in global sourcing
·         Networking Dinner
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BPO CXO Conclave - 8 June 2006
·         Process 3600: Operational Excellence Success Factors: NASSCOM-McKinsey initiative
·         Evolution of BPO Nations – Competition or Co-opetition: Panel discussion with leading BPO players from Philippines, China, South Africa, Pakistan and India
·         Attracting, Managing and Developing Talent:  the key to sustainable growth and improvement
·         BPO Best Practices: Security compliances and technology innovation
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Special Session on Medical Transcription
·         Keynote Presentation
“Medical Transcription Outsourcing”
Growth Strategies & challenges for Indian Medical Transcription industry”
·         Panel Discussion
“Building a sustainable Medical Transcription Industry in India”

Indicative list of Speakers

    John C McCarthy, Forrestor
    Raman Roy, Access Intellect BPO Solutions
    Dan Sandhu, Vertex India
    Milind Kamat, Tata BPO Services
    Hubert Giraud, CapGemini
    Sreeram Iyer, Scope International
    Pramod Bhasin, GENPACT
    Noshir F Kaka, McKinsey & Company, India
    Duncan Ingram, BT
    Saipriya Sarangan, McKinsey & Company, India
    Anders Maehre, Datamonitor
    Shailesh Kekre, McKinsey & Company, India
    Pavan Vaish, IBM Daksh
    Romi Malhotra, Dell
    Mark Mayo, TPI
    Raju Venkatraman, ICICI Onesource
    Dagoberto Quintana, Dell International Services
    Alexander Campbell, UBS AG
    Akshaya Bhargava, 3i pls
    R Sankar, Mercer Human Resource Consulting
    Rusty Weston, CMP-CyberMedia LLC
    Shanmugam Nagarajan,  24/7 Customer
    Pankaj Vaish, Accenture
    Tarun Bali, Manpower India
    Aparup Sengupta, Aegis BPO Services Ltd
    Bill Rann, BT
    Ashish Taneja, Vertex India
    Aditya Sapru, Frost & Sullivan
    Arun Seth, BT India Pvt Ltd
    Michael Liu, CompuPacific International
    Bong Borja, PeopleSoft, Philippines
    Zia Chishti, The Resource Group
    Matthew White, KPMG LLP UK
    Peter Preziosi, AAMT
    Suresh Nair, Spheris India
    Andrew Briggs, Dimension Data CIS
Special Session on 7th June 2006 with 
    
Dayanidhi Maran, Hon’ble Minister for Communications and Information Technology


Registration

Registration Fee
Category
Registration Fee per delegate
Group Discounts
 ITES BPO CEOs Conclave (Day 1: 7th June 2006)
 NASSCOM Member
Rs. 10,000
10% for 3 or more delegates 
 Non Member
Rs. 12,000
 BPO CXO Forum (Day 2: 8th June 2006)
 NASSCOM Member
Rs. 6,000
10% for 3 or more delegates
 
Non Member
Rs. 8,000
 Special Offer for both days (Day 1 & Day 2)
 NASSCOM Member
Rs. 14,000
10% for 3 or more delegates
 
Non Member
Rs. 16,000

 

There are limited seats available to join this event. If you are interested to register, please fax the registration form to a NASSCOM office in your city or email the completed form to events@nasscom.org. Payment can be made online at www.events.nasscom.in or can be sent to the NASSCOM Bangalore office by 6th June 2006 or at the Hotel Leela Palace, Bangalore as per following timings. Credit card facilities will be provided at the venue for registration payments. More Details Register Now
Registration Date & Timing:
6 June: 1700 – 1900 hrs; 7 June: 0830 - 1700 hrs and 8 June: 0830 - 1200 hrs


 

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