BPO Case Studies
Case studies analyze real-life BPO Market development engagements, drawing on examples from across industry sectors to assist you in learning from the experience of your peers.
Case studies assist you in learning from the sourcing experience of your peers. They identify:
- The business challenge faced by the organization in question and why they perceived business process outsourcing to be an appropriate response
- The scope and form of business process outsourcing chosen
- The procurement process used and identification of procurement innovations and best practice
- The transition path adopted
- Quantification of changes in KPIs, including changes in cost and process performance achieved
- Key lessons learned. that can be applied to future procurement exercises.
Browse BPO market case studies
August 2008 | case study by Katharina Grimme This case study analyzes the outsourcing of HR functions by Landesbank Berlin. May 2007 | case study by Rachael Stormonth Provides best practice guidelines for BPO contract terminations. The guidelines cover: November 2005 | case study by Rachael Stormonth A case study of the outsourcing of its sales contact center and warehousing services by FranklinCovey. November 2005 | case study by Rachael Stormonth A case study of the NHS Shared Financial Services initiative, involving the outsourcing of F&A services across health authorities. November 2005 | case study by Rachael Stormonth Analyzes the life policy BPO contract between TAG, now owned by Perot Systems, and Old Mutual Financial Network.Landesbank Berlin - HR Outsourcing
BPO Contract Termination
FranklinCovey
NHS Shared Business Services
Old Mutual Financial Network
Upcoming case studies
Business process outsourcing case studies
NelsonHall is currently interested in developing detailed and quantified business process outsourcing case studies. If you are are managing such a contract or have experience of business process outsourcing and would be able to participate in a case study or share your best practice experience, then please contact Paul Connolly.
