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Attracting
Countryside
VI. International Shared Service and
Outsourcing Conference
6th December, 2012
Headcount development
 December 1999: 3 FTE
 December 2002: 12 FTE
 December 2005: 75 FTE
 December 2007: 200+ FTE
 December 2010: 300+ FTE
 December 2011: 550+ FTE
YTD 2012: 700+ FTE
BT Retail
BT
Whole-
sale
BT Group
Open-
reach
BT Global
Services
BT Technology,
Service and
Operations
BT in Hungary
BT in Hungary 2
BT is one of the worlds leading communications services companies, serving the needs of customers
in the UK and in more than 170 countries worldwide. BT Global Services is a global leader in managed
networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally.
BT opened its first office in 1999 in Hungary, serving its corporate
customers in Central and Eastern Europe.
In 2007 the company further expanded in Hungary by opening its Regional
Operations Centre in Budapest and Debrecen. The Centre provides
customer service, financial, commercial and business process support with a
geographical focus on Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
BT Group
Strategy
3
Strategy
 Hybrid model
 Global coverage  3 global centres (Hungary,
Brasil and India)
The ROC in Hungary has 4 major functions:
 Global Customer Service Desk
 Business Support Centre
 International Service Delivery
 Finance Shared Services
Other
functions, 220
Business
Support
Centre, 115
International
Service
Delivery, 125
Global
Customer
Service Desk
110
Finance SSC,
150
Our mission is to contribute to BTs business
transformation strategy through consolidating,
standardizing and optimising business processes,
improve performance and productivity in order to
provide a better service to our customers.
Facts and Figures
Facts and Figures 4
700
employees
Average
age:
27,5
19
languages
>85%
graduate
4+12
functions
Supporting
10 BUs
across
5 LoBs
Average
languages
spoken:
2,5
94%
plans to stay
long term
Average
churn:
15%
3000+
Customers
supported
16.000+
training
hours p.a.
Regional Operations Centre, Hungary
ROC, Hungary 5
Budapest Debrecen
One centre  two premises approach
 Security, lower risk (business and service continuity)
 Government incentives
 Optimised investment and cost of implementation
 Extended labour market
Why Debrecen? (2007)
6
 Dynamic development of the region
 Location / Proximity
 Accessibility
 University
 Government incentives
 Lower cost base
 Relatively low number of global
enterprises on the market
 Employee loyalty, lower churn
 Cooperative and supportive University
and Local Government
Why Debrecen?
 Limited availability of candidates with
management experience and higher
level technical knowledge
 (Active) language skills
 Accommodation  limited availability
of suitable office space
The downside:
Advantages:
Continuous development (2007-2012)
7
Strategic cooperation in order to serve the
specific requirements of SSCs
 Developing infrastructure
 Direct flights between London and Debrecen
 Improving language education both in high
schools and in higher education
 Number of students in IT / technical faculties is
steadily increasing
 Increasing office capacities
Continuous development
Xanga Office Park, Debrecen
8
New expansion opportunity for SSCs:
 Low-cost, flexible and SSC focused facility
 Large scale and high quality infrastructure
 Exclusive / special services:
 onsite SSC training courses, non-stop baby and
child-care
Contact: www.xanga.hu/office-park
Xanga Office Park
General Advanteges
9
Only 10% of SSCs in Hungary is located outside of Budapest.
Conclusion
Advanteges from SSCs perspective:
 Well educated, loyal workforce on the local market
 Proper infrastructure, education and office capacities
 Higher government incentives are available for investments
 Lower operational costs
Advantages from the citys
perspective:
 Creating competitive and
sustainable jobs
 Reducing migration
 Contribution to the general and
professional development of the
local workforce
 CSR activities
Conclusion
10
 Only 10% of SSCs in Hungary is located
outside of Budapest
 Open your mind!.
 Collaboration between SSCs, local
governments and institutions
 Establish local Clusters
 Work out strategy and action plan
Conclusion
Start right now!
Thank you!

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  • 1. Attracting Countryside VI. International Shared Service and Outsourcing Conference 6th December, 2012
  • 2. Headcount development December 1999: 3 FTE December 2002: 12 FTE December 2005: 75 FTE December 2007: 200+ FTE December 2010: 300+ FTE December 2011: 550+ FTE YTD 2012: 700+ FTE BT Retail BT Whole- sale BT Group Open- reach BT Global Services BT Technology, Service and Operations BT in Hungary BT in Hungary 2 BT is one of the worlds leading communications services companies, serving the needs of customers in the UK and in more than 170 countries worldwide. BT Global Services is a global leader in managed networked IT services, operating globally and delivering locally. BT opened its first office in 1999 in Hungary, serving its corporate customers in Central and Eastern Europe. In 2007 the company further expanded in Hungary by opening its Regional Operations Centre in Budapest and Debrecen. The Centre provides customer service, financial, commercial and business process support with a geographical focus on Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). BT Group
  • 3. Strategy 3 Strategy Hybrid model Global coverage 3 global centres (Hungary, Brasil and India) The ROC in Hungary has 4 major functions: Global Customer Service Desk Business Support Centre International Service Delivery Finance Shared Services Other functions, 220 Business Support Centre, 115 International Service Delivery, 125 Global Customer Service Desk 110 Finance SSC, 150 Our mission is to contribute to BTs business transformation strategy through consolidating, standardizing and optimising business processes, improve performance and productivity in order to provide a better service to our customers.
  • 4. Facts and Figures Facts and Figures 4 700 employees Average age: 27,5 19 languages >85% graduate 4+12 functions Supporting 10 BUs across 5 LoBs Average languages spoken: 2,5 94% plans to stay long term Average churn: 15% 3000+ Customers supported 16.000+ training hours p.a.
  • 5. Regional Operations Centre, Hungary ROC, Hungary 5 Budapest Debrecen One centre two premises approach Security, lower risk (business and service continuity) Government incentives Optimised investment and cost of implementation Extended labour market
  • 6. Why Debrecen? (2007) 6 Dynamic development of the region Location / Proximity Accessibility University Government incentives Lower cost base Relatively low number of global enterprises on the market Employee loyalty, lower churn Cooperative and supportive University and Local Government Why Debrecen? Limited availability of candidates with management experience and higher level technical knowledge (Active) language skills Accommodation limited availability of suitable office space The downside: Advantages:
  • 7. Continuous development (2007-2012) 7 Strategic cooperation in order to serve the specific requirements of SSCs Developing infrastructure Direct flights between London and Debrecen Improving language education both in high schools and in higher education Number of students in IT / technical faculties is steadily increasing Increasing office capacities Continuous development
  • 8. Xanga Office Park, Debrecen 8 New expansion opportunity for SSCs: Low-cost, flexible and SSC focused facility Large scale and high quality infrastructure Exclusive / special services: onsite SSC training courses, non-stop baby and child-care Contact: www.xanga.hu/office-park Xanga Office Park
  • 9. General Advanteges 9 Only 10% of SSCs in Hungary is located outside of Budapest. Conclusion Advanteges from SSCs perspective: Well educated, loyal workforce on the local market Proper infrastructure, education and office capacities Higher government incentives are available for investments Lower operational costs Advantages from the citys perspective: Creating competitive and sustainable jobs Reducing migration Contribution to the general and professional development of the local workforce CSR activities
  • 10. Conclusion 10 Only 10% of SSCs in Hungary is located outside of Budapest Open your mind!. Collaboration between SSCs, local governments and institutions Establish local Clusters Work out strategy and action plan Conclusion Start right now!