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The Rise of Global Business Services: The Future of Shared Services

Zinnov

” – Peter Drucker In the 1980s, Shared Service Centers (SSCs) and third-party Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) significantly changed how American organizations managed essential functions by providing access to global talent. This evolving landscape prompts a re-evaluation of how services can be optimally delivered.

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Is 2024 a Year of GBS Reckoning? | Blog

Everest Group

From any vantage point, COVID was good to the global business services (GBS) model. Show the enterprise how to work globally? Prove that collaboration doesn’t have to happen in a conference room? For the first time in its short history, the model was tested, and it passed with flying colors.

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Storytelling in GCC Organizations – Mastering the Art of Compelling Narratives | Blog

Everest Group

Storytelling is a powerful tool for establishing meaningful connections, fostering collaboration, and conveying brand essence. Global Capability Centers (GCCs) can use storytelling to transcend geographic and cultural barriers to effectively communicate their vision and value to diverse audiences.

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How to De-risk Your Business by Setting up a Global Capability Center (GCC)

Zinnov

GCCs, which were previously known as Global In-house Centers (GICs) or Global Captive Centers, are a strategic initiative where companies set up dedicated units in a different location, often offshore from the headquarters location, to handle specific business functions.