How to Drive Global Ownership From Global In-house Centers
5 Feb 2019
by
Rohitashwa Aggarwal
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Business needs of global organizations are evolving, and so are their Global In-house Centers (GICs) or Shared Services Centers (SSCs). Having established mature capabilities for back-office and middle-office services over the last two decades, GICs/SSCs are now stepping up to focus on delivering business impact beyond arbitrage. This includes higher focus on driving revenue impact, improving end-customer experience, developing global leaders, supporting innovation, and new product development, among other things.
In this journey, GICs/SSCs are intentionally focusing on evolving the role they play in organizational initiatives and looking to drive end-to-end ownership for various projects, capabilities, and COEs.
In this document you will find:
An explanation of why adoption of ownership is critical in GICs/SSCs
Descriptions of types of global ownership in GICs/SSCs
Case studies highlighting various approaches, current adoption levels, key drivers and benefits, and enablers for successful adoption of global ownership
Over the last few years, the Global In-house Center (GIC) model has undergone significant change. GICs have evolved from low-cost providers of services to change agents – or catalysts – for global enterprises' back and middle office services, to deli…