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Sponsors |
Tianjin Municipal People’s Government, P.R.C. |
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Asia-Pacific CEO Association |
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International Outsourcing Center |
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Operator |
Tianjin Commission of Commerce |
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Administrative Commission Tianjin
Economic Technological Development Area |
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Asia-Pacific Fortune Economic Consulting Center |
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Great-idea Business Resources Ltd. |
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Venue |
Tianjin China |
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Location |
Renaissance Tianjin TEDA Hotel & Convention Centre |
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Dates |
December 10 th -12th，2007 |
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Time |
9:00AM-22:00PM |
Overview of the Global Outsourcing Summit
The total value of the international service outsourcing sector will reach US$1.2 trillion this year, and in the short-term the global outsourcing market is expected to grow at a rate of between thirty and forty percent. Service outsourcing not only helps many multinationals such as GE, Cisco, EDS, Mckinsey and TCS achieve great success, but is also the foundation of the rising economic prosperity of countries such as India.
The Chinese government and its associated ministries such as Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Information Industry, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Finance attach great importance to international outsourcing as a vital component of the country’s future economic development. China’s booming economy, well-developed infrastructure and large pool of highly skilled labor means that an increasing number of companies are and will continue to look to China for outsourcing. Until now, the 11 well-developed cities of Tianjin, Dalian, Beijing, Xi’an, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan, Nanjing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Jinan have been designated “Chinese Service Outsourcing Base Cities” by the Chinese government. The Suzhou Industrial Park has also been established as a “Chinese Service Outsourcing Demonstration Zone” and the Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area was recently designated a “Chinese Service Outsourcing Training Center”.
As a rapidly developing hub for finance, trade and foreign direct investment, and an authorized base city for service outsourcing, Tianjin has formulated a range of beneficial policies on land, tax, and human resources in preparation for its increasingly important role in the outsourcing sector.
It is for the above reasons that the Tianjin Municipal Government, together with the Asia-Pacific CEO Association and the International Outsourcing Centre, are co-sponsoring this Summit inTianjin this year.
Objectives of the Global Outsourcing Summit
1.To discuss outsourcing theory, policy, strategy and practical experiences.
2.To build a brand for global outsourcing , establish a service outsourcing cooperation platform and promote enterprises with well-developed high-tech capability.
3.To combine global outsourcing resources and facilitate the integration and upgrade of the global service industry.
4.To develop partnerships within the service outsourcing sector, with a focus on opportunities for development within China.
Summit Participants
(approximately 450 to 500 invitees)
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Statesmen and former statesmen |
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Business leaders from more than 200 international outsourcing buyers and suppliers |
International business leaders: presidents, CEOs, COOs, general managers, CTOs, CIOs, CFOs, strategic managers, marketing & public relations managers and project managers from Fortune 500 and Global Top 2000 companies and other renowned multinationals
Business leaders from countries with a well-established outsourcing industry development, such as India
Managers of the R&D centers of multinationals in China |
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Government officials |
Overseas government officials involved in the outsourcing industry
Chief Executives from the cities outside of China, which is with rapid growth on service outsourcing
Chinese government leaders and officials, including representatives from the ministry of commerce, finance, education, and science and technology
Government leaders from Tianjin Municipal Government
Government leaders from the 11 Chinese Service Outsourcing Base Cities |
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Experts and Academicians |
Renowned experts in international outsourcing |
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Professional organizations |
Leaders from professional organizations |
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Chinese entrepreneurs |
Entrepreneurs from Tianjin involved in the outsourcing sector |
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Entrepreneurs from China involved in the outsourcing sector |
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Medias |
National and international media |
Participants will represent the following countries and areas
The United States, Canada, Australia, England, France, Holland, Germany, Ireland, Russia, South Korea, Japan,
Singapore, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, the Philippines and Thailand
Key Industrial Sectors Represented at the Summit
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Global R&D centers
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Government outsourcing departments
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Software and IT
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Finance (such as banking and securities)
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Electronics manufacturing, communications and telecommunications
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Consumer electronics industry (such as household appliances)
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Automobiles & Parts
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Aerospace
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Supply-chain management
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Human resource management and financial management
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Petroleum, chemicals and power generation
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Communications and call centers
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Energy, environment, medical and pharmaceutical industries
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Creative industry (such as TV, comics and animation)
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