The shared-services model is a mature conception of what IT is, what it provides, and what it should be. It's not a product, nor a process, nor a methodology. It's an ideal, a target, a desired state.

Related Terms: Cost Sharing "Shared services" is a term defining an operational philosophy that involves centralizing those administrative functions of a ...

Another aspect of the study involved more extensive interviews with government executives that Accenture considers shared-services "innovators" at 11 different agencies around the world.

While the shared services model can provide real benefits, cracks in the seams began to show about 10 years ago, fueled by changing customer demands, new supply chain realities, and a push toward ...

While the shared services model is most commonly used in the private sector, ... Grasso said administrators created seven different financial transaction centers in 2010 — partly driven by financial ...

This is a view shared by Ovum's public sector research director Kevin Noonan. "We have seen over this time this swinging pendulum towards shared services and back again," he said.

While a shared services model might make strategic sense for functions such as IT, the F&A organization might not derive the same value. The technology used in the finance function is different ...

The cultural challenge we faced was transforming a legacy captive mindset into one that is customer-obsessed and focused on ...

In response, Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa said that decision is different from how shared services work. “The shared-service model will be locally elected people making local decisions using resources ...

A few percentage points of difference in turnout by gender or education can produce very different results, both in election polls and in elections themselves.

CSPs are of increasing interest to threat actors as they host large troves of data for a variety of different customers. Under the shared responsibility model that most CSPs operate on, certain ...

The Shared service model has become popular in recent years as requirements for governance, compliance, control, process resilience, process quality, and cost reduction become essential imperatives.