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Quarterly Business Update: Shared Services and Outsourcing - Issue 1, Feb 2013 (Part Two)
Quarterly Business Update: Shared Services and Ou...
To recap, in Part 1 of our second Shared Services and Outsourcing Quarterly Business Update, we talked about the turbulent economic conditions that are driving organisations globally to cut costs, improve efficiency and focus on their core businesses. As a result, over 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies have resorted to outsourcing and setting up shared services or captives to help meet these conditions.
In this Issue (Part Two):
- How vendor management is evolving
- How KPMG breaks vendor management in to functional areas that can be reviewed and monitored