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As your offshore delivery partner, Genisys will work with you to ensure smooth transition
of knowledge, processes, and delivery responsibilities to our ODC. Once the transfer
and training steps are complete, we function as a seamless extension of your organization.
Enabling complete linkage with the parent site in terms of infrastructure and organizational
structure to deliver multi-site solutions seamlessly, we meet your strategic objectives
and deliver lasting value.
In order to maintain the uniformity, our approach to RDC management covers:
- Program management
where we ensure that your requirements for high quality work are met, on time,
and to your specifications
- Infrastructure management
where we customize our world-class infrastructure to your requirements, ensuring
availability of the right hardware, software, tools, connectivity, and physical
security
- People management
where we ensure that the right people fill the appropriate roles, and we keep them
motivated with special team-building exercises. With progressive attrition models,
we also initiate and run proactive retention programs
- Knowledge management
where we incorporate and customize systems to capture and disseminate the right
technical and process knowledge necessary
You trust us to handle your mission-critical operations – and you need the
right performance appraisals to know that our ODC is delivering on its promises.
Our measurement tools provide you with the metrics you need to ensure that performance
stays on track.
- Productivity measurement
gives you an idea of the ODC’s overall efficiency ratings, and helps regulate
team sizes
- Quality measurement
gives you accurate figures that reflect the number of defects (or the lack of them)
in our deliverables
- Predictability measurement
gives you a measure of how closely the project adhered to its projected timeline,
costs, and eventual deliverables
In addition, our web-enabled reporting systems can be customized to any level of
detail you require. With visibility on a day-to-day basis, you have the confidence
that performance is on track, with levels of progress as planned.
Reserved Capacity
Primarily meant for captive operations, the reserved capacity model enables the
purchase of enough outsourced capability, in terms of staff and infrastructure,
to perform a certain amount of work. This capacity is kept in place, regardless
of the workload. When this option is employed, the captive center does not have
to adjust staffing to meet workload demands - thus avoiding the expenses associated
with constant staffing readjustments.
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