Elabram Systems Group received Gold from Huawei China

Just this February 2015, Elabram Systems Group received a Gold Award from Huawei China because of the efficiency, effectiveness and quality of the work done for Huawei's projects under the supervision of the Project Manager in charge and the whole team who made sure that they will deliver the project on time and on target always.

Our CEO Mikel Yaw together with some core team members went to Shenzhen China and shared on stage how does it take to be on target always. The event was attended by Huawei Directors and Managers and different telecommunications network planning and optimization teams.

 

 

Elabram Systems Group at LTE World Summit in North America

 Elabram Systems Group (ESG) just recently participated this November 2014 at LTE North America (LTENA) as exhibitor and speaker with the Group Managing Director Mikel Yaw, Group  Deputy Managing Director Sunny Yaw and Business Director Tommy Ng. 

LTENA was part of the LTE World Series Summit around the world and the biggest convention of all leaders in a telecommunication industry with operators, vendors and media and participated by 150 exhibitors and more than 1500 attendees. 

Elabram Systems Group believes in collaboration and partnership for the four solutions under this 15 years old company. Solutions are Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Talent Acquisition & Deployment (TAD), Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) and Network Planning & Optimization (NPO). 

Mikel Yaw as speaker discussed the roles of vendors in rural areas and one of the key founders of Elabram Systems Group, a reliable Telecommunication Engineering and IT service provider specialised in Specialist Resource Provision, RF Engineering Services and Project Management of advance telecommunication in wireless network solutions but expanding right now in BPO and IT sectors which are big in Indonesia under Sunny Yaw. Elabram Systems was founded in year 1999 and it has office in Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand. 

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Elabram Systems Group at LTE World Summit in North America

Autocount Training in Elabram Systems Group Indonesia

 Elabram systems Group is into improvement and inovation thus we are always making sure that the team members are continuously learning.

On October 13, 2014 at Elabram Systems Group office in Indonesia, an "Autocount Training" was held with Mr. Erwindo Nadapdap with 11 team members and initiated by the PTES Human Resources team.

Autocount Training is a training performed by a software provider "Autocount" to all users of the application which PTES is currently using for the Finance Department.This program is usually used by the finance & accounting section to manage financial data entry (accounts receivable) and accounts payable. This software will facilitate the user with a menu that is complete and easy to use. Training is done because a lot of new employees in the finance department and accounting who need to be more skilled in using this program. Also in this training included with cases where there are difficulties over finance & accounting team in recording and making it more interactive financial analysis to minimize constraints. So the output of this training is that participants can understand and be able to run programs that facilitate the autocount financial management company.

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Sales and Marketing Training in Indonesia about Outsourcing

 In an effort to improve the performance of sales and marketing,  HR Department of  PTES provided a complete information regarding the legal aspects (laws) in the implementation of the outsourcing system in Indonesia by conducting training for sales and marketing to discuss issues regarding its  legal aspect. Mr. Yoris was the speaker that day and a business adviser to management of  PTES, and this time he led the training with the theme "Legal Aspect of Outsourcing"

Definition of Outsourcing 

In business, outsourcing is the contracting out of a business process to another party. The term "outsourcing" became popular in the United States near the turn of the 21st century. Outsourcing sometimes involves transferring employees and assets from one firm to another, but not always.

Type of Outsourcing

According to article 64 of Law No. 13 of 2003 on Labour, outsourcing is divided into two parts, namely:

1.      Manage Service / Full Outsource / BPO and Labor Supply / Manpower Supply.

 

But the first point above the one that will be much discussed, namely the Service Manager (BPO), where the definition of BPO is : An action that subcontract part of the company to another company through a written agreement by fulfilling certain conditions, with emphasis on achieving results.

While Labor Supply / Manpower Supply is a form of cooperation agreement between company B as service providers, where company A to company B asked to provide the necessary manpower to work in company A by paying a sum of money and fixed wages or salaries paid by company B, As for company A pay all labor costs plus a fee to the company B.

But in Employment Law in Indonesia, Outsourcing is defined as follows: 

1.      Through the principle of affirmative action Indonesian State intervene in the implementation of the outsourcing system in Indonesia. There are elements of force (public law) in the system of labor laws that regulate outsourcing should be categorized as private law (freedom of contract). 

2.      The existence of Article 17 of Chapter III of Part One Pemenakertrans Decree No. 19 of 2012 and the SE Menakertrans No. 04 In 2013 the political labor laws make it clear that the government (Ministry of Labour) in outsourcing arrangements in Indonesia directed at the system of contract of work.

In conclusion, through this material, sales team directed to be ready in answering all questions relating to the legal aspects of the implementation of the outsourcing system. If the sales team have some problems and difficulty in dealing with clients to answer all the questions regarding the legal aspects of this, then Mr. Yoris as legal counsel of PTES is willing to help us, so that the client will get a solution that can make them calm and comfortable to establish cooperation with PT. Elabram System.

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PTES attended the Asia Pacific Outsourcing Summit in Singapore

 On September 23 to 24, 2014, PTES team in Indonesia attended the 2014 Asia Pacific Outsourcing Summit at Mandarin Orchard Singapore with the theme "Enhancing Sustained Value for Regional Integration." The event was to hel our team to learn more about the current situation and updates with regards to outsourcing in Asia Pacific and globally.

  

Speaking as a CEO of International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) – Debi Hamill, she said in his opening speech that the participants should take full advantage of all this Summit has to offer and join the dialoque as we build on last year’s event and set the stage for years to come. We must learn from our tought leaders as they share their experience and address new and cutting edge topics that are top-of-mind for all of us in the industry, and share your best practices, as well as the challenges, with out colleagues during networking opportunities throughout the event.

And as Chairman Outsourcing Malaysia – David Wong also as the organizer of this event, he was saying that the summit continues to focus on regional integration specifically themed “ Enhancing Sustained Value for Regional Integration” which highlights the importance of cross border collaborations and partnerships. Then he said that in 2015 we sill see the Asean Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) opening the gates of trade across the region, and such, ensuring sustained value to accelerate economic growth is vital. This liberalisation process creates competitiveness in the global arena and consumers are now able to source goods and services form producers and service providers from ASEAN. There is an imminent need for the sourcing providers in this region to rise to the occasion in enhancing value creation to their customers as the competitivity stiffens. It’s no longer a matter of cost savings, but rather, the delivery of best value sourcing deals.

He would like to take this opportunity to wish all delegates and sponsors for making this event a success and wish you all a fruitful conference.

3 people who gave the welcome messages for this event are :

1.       Bobby Varanasi as COP, COP-GOV Chairman/CEO Matryzel Consulting Inc Global Ambassador – IAOP

2.       Justin J Anthony as Director Outsourcing Malaysia

3.       Ian Ferguson as Partner, Olswang IAOP Singapore Chapter

What is IAOP ?

International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) is the Global, standard-setting association and advocate for outsourcing professionals and the organizations the support. With a global community of more than 120,000 members and affiliates world wide, IAOP is the leading professionals association for organizations and individual involved in transforming the world of business through sourcing.

85 % of IAOP members credit IAOP for improved outsourcing outcomes at their organizations and 93% of IAOP’S COPs say that the designation has had a positive impact on their carreers.

IAOP is supported by senior leaders around the world and their executives, managers and professionals who share the vision and expertise it takes to design, implement and manage their company’s global corporate ecosystem.

What about Outsourcing Malaysia?

Outsourcing Malaysia (OM ), an initiative of the outsourcing industry and chapter of PIKOM – the country’s national ICT industry association, is envisioned to promote and develop Malaysia’s outsourcing services industry as a global hub for high-value outsourcing.

Supported by its founding partner – the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) –and spearheaded by a group of prominent industry leaders from the global services industry, OM focuses on enabling both buyers and providers to work together and addressing service needs within the aegis of global best practices and competencies.

Who was the Speakers?

1.       Alan Fung – Head, Shared Services & Outsourcing Cluster, MDEC

2.       Alex Golod – Vice President & Managing Executive Partner, Waverley Software

3.       Andrew Walker – Director, Information Services Group

4.       Atul Vashistha – Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Neo Group

5.       Bobby Varanasi – Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Matryzel Consulting

6.       Brian Brower – Senior Director, Innovation Programme Team, Vivint Smart Solutions

7.       Cheah Kok Hoong – Group CEO / Director, Hitachi Sunway Information Systems

8.       Cynthia Hauck – Chief Operating & Technology Officer, Digital Divide Data

9.       Daniel Liebau – Founder, Lightbulb Capital

10.   Darren Thayre – Associate Partner, Strategy, Transformation, Data Centre Outsourcing, M&A, Citihub

11.   Debi Hamill – CEO, IAOP

12.   Deep Singhania – Senior Vice President & Global Head – Growth Strategies, Emerio

13.   Frederic Giron – Vice President, Principal Analyst Serving Sourcing & Vendor Management Professionals, Forrester

14.   Genny Marcial – Executive Director, External Affairs, BPAP

15.   Geoffrey Lang – Strategic Engagements, Infosys

16.   Gowrishankar – Global Sourcing Manager, Intel

17.   Ian Ferguson – Partner & Head, Technology Sourcing, Olswang Asia

18.   Jean-Paul Binot – Managing Director, TMF Group

19.   Justin J Anthony – Director, Outsourcing Malaysia

20.   Luciano Pezzotta – Founder & Managing Partner, The Asian Operations, ECSI Consulting

21.   Maria Teresa – Partner, SYCIP Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan

22.   Maurice Boon – Chief Executive Officer, Quint Wellington Redwood

23.   Megha Bhagat – Consultant, International Institute of Education (Women in Tech Programme)

24.   Michael F. Corbett – Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer, IAOP

25.   Munirah Looi – Chief Executive Officer, Brandt International & Chairman Of Women Extraordinaire Foundation

26.   Naveen Kumar – Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Nityo Infotech

27.   Peter Schmutzer – Purchasing Director, Intel

28.   Rob Bratby -  Managing Partner, Olswang Asia

29.   Saba Khan – APAC Head, IT Outsourcing, Credit Suisse

30.   Steven Liew – Executive Director, Asia Pacific APCO Worldwide

31.   Sumit Sood – Vice President, Outsourcing & Transformation Solutions, Virtusa

32.   Tony Rawlinson – Partner & Head, Financial Services Advisory, KPMG Services

33.   Umesh Ursekar -  Managing Director, U3 Infotech

34.   Winnie Wong – Vice President Commercial Payment Solutions, Asia Pacific, Mastercard

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