Jagdish R. Dalal
Certified Outsourcing Professional
Founder and Principal, JDalal Associates, LLC
Internationally renowned public speaker
Chief Advisor, Thought Leadership, IAOP
Elected to Outsourcing Leadership Hall of Fame
Jag is a world-renowned authority and coveted speaker on management strategies, technology, and impact sourcing. His 50 years of leadership in globally known organizations have broadened his thinking and perspective. As an Indian-American, he has, as someone called it “an eastern soul with western thinking”. This allows him to bring a broad perspective to his consulting and speaking engagements.
In his consulting practice, his clients range from Fortune 100 companies to small “start-up” companies from around the globe. He has served on Boards of Advisors for IT and BPO services companies – with operations in the U.S., China, India as well as Costa Rica.
He has been invited by the Russian, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Australian, Costa Rican, Brasilian, Colombian, Costa Rican, Trinidadian, and South African governments and resident businesses to give speeches and hold conferences.
Prior to forming JDalal Associates, LLC, Jag was the Vice President, e-Business and CIO for Carrier Corporation with responsibilities for worldwide IS and e-business functions.
“Jag Dalal is a truly original business thinker with the rare ability to distill insights across an almost encyclopedic range of topics from the workings of complex organizations, business-to-business relationships, management information systems, outsourcing, marketing, data analytics, among many others into clear, practical guidance for senior leaders. His style is engaging, thoughtful and always compelling.”
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Insurance Back Office Operations
He is a noted speaker and publishes extensively on business strategies, outsourcing and information technology management topics. Jag is viewed as a “futurist” with a view towards thriving and surviving in the changing world. His series of lectures on outsourcing and the future of business have been recognized as “pushing the envelope” in strategic thinking while providing a practical framework for businesses and professionals. He has been interviewed and quoted by Wall Street Journal®, Fortune®, TIME®, Newsweek®, Financial Times®, Times of India®, South China Morning Post as well as CBS News, and NPR®; for his commentary on outsourcing and management strategies. He has conducted in-house seminars and conferences dealing with these subjects and providing management and staff a new way of thinking in this fast-changing world.
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Previously, Jag was a Partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers responsible for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) in the Technology and Communication industry group. At PwC, he was responsible for the largest BPO deal recorded to date- Nortel Networks outsourced its Human Resources and Procurement functions to PwC under a $630M (5 years) agreement. Jag also led the “thought leadership” and marketing efforts at PwC in building the BPO brand.
Jag has held senior MIS leadership positions at Xerox, Unisys, Data General, Brookhaven National Laboratory’ and Teledyne. In 1994, as Vice President of Information Management at Xerox, Jag created the strategy and led the team responsible for a $3.2B global outsourcing contract for EDS. The strategy and development of this major contract were documented and is now part of a Harvard Business School case study. It is still used in several colleges’ MBA programs where Jag has participated and provided a deeper perspective on the case study.
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Jag has received numerous awards and recognition for his contributions in the field of Information technology management and outsourcing. He was recognized for contributing to the global outsourcing practice with an election to the Outsourcing Leadership Hall of Fame in 2014.
He is a voracious reader and enjoys golf, walking for exercise and is passionate about cooking.