Carl Chinoy: FIVE Absolutes to Consider when Outsourcing

Brent — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 13:11:54 +0000

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Produced by Blank Stage Productions, ThriveAMERICA is an internet video-blog show where you can come and gain invaluable insights on how to thrive in this economy… and beyond. We recently asked Angel Investor Steve Waldon to visit the set as a guest to serve up his expertise, strength and hope. Fro the next few weeks Carl will look for feedback and answer any question you may have for him.

FIVE to THRIVE: Advice From An Outsourcing Guru – 5 Success Criteria for Better Outsourcing

Overview:

1) Understand the Cost Benefit.
2) Build on Flexibility.
3) Build on Customer Service.
4) Prepare and Plan.
5) Plan for a Partnership.

Show Notes: In the show Carl outlines five keys you must consider when considering outsourcing as a solution for your business. He discusses when it is right and when it is wrong to use outsourcing. The show is perfect if you are considering outsourcing as a solution for your business. It was a real pleasure to have met Carl and our conversation after the show proved just as much enlightening. On a side note Carl gave us some great advice to improve the essence of ThriveAMERICA.

Carl’s Background:

Mr. Carl Chinoy has over 28 years of total experience in the Information Technology & Management arena; including about 5 years of experience in running organizations and over 12 years of experience as a Management Consultant. He had held multiple leadership positions; most recently as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Software Paradigms International LLC (SPI), and key Leadership roles at Deloitte Consulting LLP and Ernst & Young Consulting LLP. He has led numerous teams through Technology and Business Transformation projects for various Fortune 500 clients in the Consumer Good, Retail and Manufacturing industries, to name a few.

Carl Chinoy