Shared Services and Outsourcing Forum Middle East 2019

Africa | ICT

Third Party Event

03 Sep 2019 - 04 Sep 2019

Take Your SSO Journey to the Next Level
Please join us on 3-4 September 2019 in Cairo, Egypt for the Shared Services and Outsourcing Forum Middle East 2019. Hosted by the IT Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) under the auspices of H.E. Amr Talaat, Minister of Communications& Information Technology, the event will gather international and regional Shared Services, GBS and Outsourcing players. This single platform will help attendees establish how to move along the maturity curve and deliver more value-adding services.
Forum Features
High-Level Strategic Discussions: Listen to international and regional case studies from ABB, Coca-Cola Hellenic, DHL, HSBC, Majid Al Futtaim, Pfizer, Philips and many more.
Avoid A High-Cost Failure: Understand critical components in mitigating risk and measuring success to maximise the value of your SSO investments.
From Idea to Implementation and Optimisation: Identify the shared services roadmap that will align with your strategic goals and maximise business growth.
From Cost Cutter to Value Creator: Uncover key strategies to transition your SSO from a ‘support function’ to a ‘revenue generator’ to deliver significant business value.
Next Generation Shared Service Centres: Learn how to drive digital transformation through innovation and cutting-edge advancements in analytics, robotics and artificial intelligence.

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