Maximizing the Value of Shared Service Centers Through Better People Practices
By Anna Marie Detert | Dec. 08, 2011
Organizations that view their shared service centers as low-cost providers of low-value services are likely tolerating the under-performance of a valuable people resource.
As centers' capabilities continue to evolve, organizations are potentially missing an opportunity to improve services to internal and external customers through more empowered staff.
Today's most valuable shared service centers are designed for more complex and creative services that require a greater level of judgement, knowledge and expertise. Learn how to make your center's staff a differentiating factor and a driver of competitive advantage.
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