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Creating Value
with Next-Generation Globalization
Deriving Value from Collaborating in a Globalizing World
Today globalization is a given. Boardroom discussions revolve around how
best to benefit from globalization, be it to meet bottom line numbers or
addressing new markets to increase the top line.
The 2008 Global Services Conference will have expert discussions around how
customers of business and technology services can collaborate to derive
maximum value from globalization. Plenty of networking opportunities with
other customers of services, sourcing advisors and global service providers
will be the highlight of the event.
In a jam-packed day filled with thought-leaders, peer discussions, workshops
and real-world case studies, the 2008 Global Services Conference breaks new
ground in providing content to help executives determine how to establish
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Attendee Benefits
•Learn how to shift a cost-driven outsourcing relationship into a strategic
partnership
•Find out whether a lack of global sourcing management talent might derail
your firm's services strategy
•Gain the "lifecycle" skills and best practices to source and manage global
service providers.
•Discover the best practices that companies employ to win over stakeholders
for the use of services, offshoring and globalization
•Evaluate what a formal PMO - program management office - could do for your
organization and for your career
•Network with your peers and exchange best practices in the areas of
sourcing, governance, security, privacy and risk management.
•Meet the world's leading providers of IT, BPO and customer service at the
second annual Global Services 100 Award Reception, hosted by Global Services
magazine and neoIT
•Save time and travel by meeting with sponsoring service providers and
country investment agencies representing a variety of nearshore and offshore
supply destinations, all under one roof.
Who Should Attend
Business and technology executives who are involved in the evaluation,
purchase or management of services -- captive, outsourced, onshore or
offshore.
• Executive/Corporate Management
• CIOs and their direct reports
• Financial Managers Line of Business Managers
• Program Management
• Technical Professionals
• Business Analysts
• Service Providers/VARs
• Operations executives
• Business-unit executives and general managers
• CFOs and financial directors/managers
• Sourcing executives/directors
• Program Management Office Executives
• Strategic planners
• Executives responsible for site selection/global expansion
• Legal counsel
• Human resources professionals
• Any executive charged with managing external/partner relationships
• IT Management
• IT operations directors/managers
• IT project directors/managers
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Want to speak to someone
live? Contact the Global Services Concierge at 866-414-4467
www.globalservicesmedia.com
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