← Commercial & Pricing

Capgemini / 2011–2013

Building commercial capability across regions

A move to Bangalore broadened the commercial remit and created an opportunity to develop a pricing team.

Commercial leadershipTeam development
Illustrative operating model

Build the team. Extend the capability.

Build the team. Extend the capability.A people-and-capability map, not a software deployment architecture. The numbered controls below describe every stage.Regional workIndia · Middle EastAustraliaHiring & trainingThree team membersCommercial capabilityBangalore-based leadershipPricing supportCommercial practiceGlobal workSubsequent team contribution
  • Regional workIndia · Middle East · Australia
  • Hiring & trainingThree team members
  • Commercial capabilityBangalore-based leadership
  • Pricing supportCommercial practice
  • Global workSubsequent team contribution
Documented flow / conversion Conceptual relationship
Establish the team

Following a promotion and move to Bangalore, Vivek hired and trained three team members.

Read the complete architecture & boundaries

A people-and-capability map, not a software deployment architecture.

  1. Establish the team. Following a promotion and move to Bangalore, Vivek hired and trained three team members.
  2. Support commercial work. The role spanned regional pursuits; the team subsequently supported global work.

THE PROBLEM

What needed to change.

Commercial work across regions needed people who could support pricing and pursuit decisions.

MY CONTRIBUTION

Where I came in.

I moved to Bangalore following a promotion, and hired and trained three commercial/pricing team members.

The team’s delivery

The team subsequently supported global work; my own work spanned India, the Middle East and Australia.

THE APPROACH

How it came together.

  1. Hire and train commercial/pricing team members.
  2. Support regional pursuits and develop capability for global work.

THE OUTCOME

What the work made possible.

Three team members were hired and trained, later supporting global work.

Technical & implementation detail

This account focuses on commercial practice and personal contribution; a software implementation is not specified.

The contribution described here is hiring and training commercial/pricing team members and supporting work across regions. The account does not identify a particular software platform.

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These are personal accounts of professional work. Company and client names identify context and do not imply endorsement. Conceptual diagrams explain relationships; they are not production screenshots.