White papers

White papers are an excellent and authoritative source for developments and policies in technology, process requirements, cross border trading and trading practices. 

This section of sharedserviceslink.com banks in-depth white papers on business areas and how they relate to your SSO.

Currently available papers:

• AP Automation for the European Market – A report
• Automating AP - A European Case Study
• Automating P2P in UK Local Government – A case study
• Automating P2P with EDI and OCR – A North American Pharmacy Case Study
• Building ‘World Class’ Shared Service Centres
• Building a Business Case for SAP Plug Ins
• Creating Account Reconciliation Process Efficiencies while Reducing Risk and Audit Fees
• Electronic Procurement Management: Automation Options for Your Purchasing Processes
• ERP’s Ability To Prevent Fraud – A White Paper
• Finance shared services and outsourcing: Magical, mythical or mundane?
• Increasing Control Through SAP Compatible Plug Ins - A Case Study
• Navigating the supply chain: The Land Of Payments Promise? – A White Paper
• Preventing Overpayments Through Technology – An Aviation Case Study
• Purchasing Card Management: Technology is a Cost-Savings Tool
• Real Time Audit: Best Practices Improve Retail Profitability
• SAP Based Automation – An European Case Study
• Speeding Up Receipt To Pay Cycle With OCR And Workflow – A North American Financial Services Case Study
• Supplier Electronic Payments: Understanding Business-to-Business Payment Automation Solutions
• Travel and Expense Management Automation-Expense Reporting Automation Solutions
• Web Invoicing & Electronic Payments: Strategic Impact of Accounts Payable Automation

Presentations

• Secret No. 7: Know Your Processes and Why They are Failing - The Importance of User Compliancy and How it can be Increased
• Secret No. 12 : Know How To Build Your Perfect Business Case
• Secret No. 14: Focus on Talent Management to Ensure a Bright Future For your SSO
• Secret No. 15 : Run your Shared Services Organisation Commercially, it's a Business after all