Date: 2/24/2010
Time: 5:30 PM
Fee: $15 Waived if pre-registered, $10 at the door
Location: CA, One CA Plaza, Islandia

Presenter:  Mark Hehl's “Outsourcing Projects for Success”

Many companies run into trouble when they shift work offshore, but they usually persist since this process is critical to corporate success.  This presentation explores this ever growing trend and will help the audience avoid the common pitfalls when outsourcing. A proven formula for project success will be outlined during the discussion.

The objective of this session is to provide project managers with a proven formula for outsourcing success using the following outline:

- Factors that are driving outsourcing
- The three main outsourcing approaches
- Is your motivation correct?
- Choosing the correct approach
- Choosing the right partner
- Motivating the workforce
- Assembling the team
- Investment/resource requirements
- Hidden costs
- People
- Travel
- Managing your partners
- Slowing the revolving door
- Learning the culture
- Critical element of success: Due diligence, due diligence, due diligence!!!!!!!
- Getting started

This session will be interactive, so be prepared to participate!

Mark's Bio:

Mark Hehl is president of Hehl & Associates. His efforts have helped companies successfully set up and improve operations in various countries including India, China, The Philippines and Latin America. These projects have resulted in significant reductions in operating costs along with improved service and quality.  Mark also has served his clients by rescuing faltering projects at various domestic and international locations.
Mr. Hehl holds a BS Degree in Electrical Engineering from the New York Institute of Technology and a MS Degree in Management from the Polytechnic Institute of New York. Mark was a Delegate and featured presenter at the Third China-American Symposium held in Shanghai, China and at the 2007 PMI North American Congress held in Atlanta.  Mark is listed in the United Who’s Who Executive Directory.

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