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Globshop's Sourcing Strategy
Crafting and executing an offshore IT sourcing strategy: GlobShop’s experience Submitted By : Group 12
KUSHAL KISLAY
FT151093
MEHUL JAIN
FT152088
SIDDHARTHA PAUL FT154003
VIVEK KHATTAR
FT154063
JAYANTH SATHEESH FT152025

Overview of Globshop's strategy
Why going offshore ?
• To reduce costs
• To focus on core business
• To centralize data

How ISS was selected ?
• Small size so easy to negotiate
• withLong term global agreement
• A win-win deal

Different alternatives for GS : One Vendor

Less Task
Leave ISS: stop offshore outsourcing need to reintegrate IT into
Globshop
Keep ISS: reduce offshore outsourcing and keep it at a certain
Level

More Task
Leave ISS: switch all existing outsourced activity to another vendor
Keep ISS: extend the

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