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Will India’s Permanent Establishment Tax Disrupt the Global Business Service Landscape? | Blog

Everest Group

As India’s prominence in Global Business Service (GBS) grows, staying updated on tax laws and adapting agile strategies is essential for multinational corporations to achieve sustainable growth amid evolving global business dynamics.

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Five Actions GBS Organizations Must Take to Address the Global Business Services Trends and Challenges of 2022 | Blog

Everest Group

2021 was a milestone year for Global Business Services (GBS) with most enterprises reporting the model exceeded expectations for global business services solutions and delivery. GBS provided the needed strength and agility to seamlessly supply value without disruption from the pandemic.

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The Golden Path: How Indian Finance COEs are Transforming Global Business Services 

Zinnov

Today, more and more SSCs are moving into a Global Business Services (GBS) model serving multiple locations across multiple functions, often reporting directly to global CXOs or Boards of Directors of companies. Setting up a Finance Center of Excellence (COE) might just be the solution to these burgeoning realities.

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Hackett: Digital Transformation is a Leading Priority for Finance in 2023, As Companies Respond to the Global Economic Downturn

The Hackett Group

Finance Looks to Technology to Mitigate Productivity and Efficiency Gaps MIAMI & LONDON, March 14, 2023 – Corporate finance leaders expect to remain focused on digital transformation in 2023 to address recession, inflation, geopolitical turmoil and talent shortages, according to the 2023 CFO Agenda research from The Hackett Group , Inc.

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

Zinnov

Efficiency is doing things right; effectiveness is doing the right things. ” – 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.

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Moving from Shared Services to Global Business Services

AH Anderson Consulting

HR, IT, Finance, etc.) to be leveraged across an entire organization, resulting in lower costs with agreed-upon customer-service levels. At that time, companies desired even greater efficiency, wider geographic reach, and broader scope coverage from its SS, to handle greater regulatory scrutiny for the same or even lower costs!

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Taking Global Business Services to the Next Level

AH Anderson Consulting

For those who have not read my previous post, “Moving from Shared Services to Global Business Services,” let me provide a quick summary. Shared Services (SS) is an operating model that has been around for decades. HR, IT, Finance, etc.) HR, IT, Finance, etc.)