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Three key aspects of the resourcing paradigm will undergo a change with E2.0: resource geographic spread; team constitution; and skillsets required. With the availability of collaboration media and their ease of access, customer groups and IT support/delivery groups will operate out of their own locations without the need to work in a centralized fashion.
Processes are the lifeblood of the global delivery model and the links that strongly hold together various entities to make the GDM work. Enterprise-level IT implementations owe their success largely to efficient, standardized processes, which are in turn constantly fine-tuned. The key challenge for an E2.0 will arise from the fact that all the GDM parameters will experience a change.
The current Global Delivery Model is a mature and highly successful mechanism that has been empowering numerous organizations worldwide to implement value-based, cost-effective IT solutions over the past two decades. The GDM involves a geographically spread team of client and vendor personnel who are equipped to deliver complex IT solutions.