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.

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.

Better technology adoption: Shared teams can afford sophisticated tools – cloud, automation, AI – more readily than single ...

“It’s a fundamental change in our operating model for how we deliver common services across the entire federal government.” But first agencies must agree on standards for future shared services, Kent ...

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 ...

When shared services centers made their initial appearance in the mid-1980s at several large companies, they were a big part of that era’s digital transformation. Given strategic benefits such ...

An evolved shared cloud responsibility model has emerged, offering a new and more comprehensive approach to cloud management. Written by eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially ...

Creating a shared staffing and support model; and Ensuring a 10-year return-on-investment. The collective expects to select a common ERP platform and develop a shared organizational and data ...

It will use strategies such as housemate matching, landlord incentives, support services, communications and conflict management to get more people who are homeless into stable, permanent housing ...