Build Operate Transfer (BOT) is the best option for organizations that want to have their own captive center, but do not possess local expertise or extensive resources necessary to set up nearshore operations using do-it-yourself approach.
Addressing medium- and long-term software development needs of businesses that for some reasons find traditional project-based outsourcing model inappropriate, IIT Nearshore Sourcing offers its services in establishing nearshore captive center in India and Indonesia by utilizing Build Operate Transfer (BOT) model.
It is recognized from the very outset of cooperation that customer's ultimate goal is to have company-owned nearshore development center (subsidiary), including leased or bought out separate infrastructure, respective legal business entity and transition of the employees.
In this type of engagement, BREECOM Outsourcing is responsible for initial setup, staffing and operations. At the end of the contract period the ownership is transferred to customer organization. Thus you take over the turnkey development center tailored to your specific needs.
By partnering with us, you outsource only operational aspects of setting up a captive center, not your core competence. We take responsibility for the whole setup process which covers registration of the corporate entity, dealing with legal issues, finding premises, setting up necessary infrastructure, staffing, HR management, process setup and administration services.
How We Work: Overview
BREECOM Outsourcing utilizes the Build Operate Transfer model for establishing a captive center:
Our BOT model enables you to fully leverage our local expertise as well as minimize major risks due to planned step-by-step implementation and flexible customer-specific approach. Initial investments are kept at minimum and overall costs are evenly distributed over the contract period.
Build-Operate-Transfer optimally combines control element of the pure captive model with flexibility of outsourcing. Essentially it provides maximum control at minimal risk.