Colleges/Universities are expected to “do more with less” and be more innovative if they want to stay financially sustainable and competitive. Reducing the costs of administrative operations through centralized and streamlined back-office functions that will increase productivity while improving the quality of services provided is a huge driving factor for Shared Services within the Higher Education industry. In this infographic, our SSON Analytics team has put together stats regarding operational efficiencies observed in U.S. Higher Education SSCs.

We have postponed the 6th Shared Services in Higher Education- we will announce dates as soon as possible.

In the meantime, continue learning and networking with your peers at our Free Online Event this April 21st-22nd. REGISTER HERE

We have industry leaders from Princeton University, University of Illinois System, The George Washington University, University of Oregon Human Resources, University of Pennsylvania, University of Louisville & more sharing the inside scoop.

With ScottMadden Inc., Chazey Partners and Cornerstone sponsoring the online event.

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Shared Services in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are confronting growing expectations to decrease spend and optimize service delivery.

Although technology offers huge promise in achieving these goals, HEIs have been slow to jump on the automation bandwagon.

Come 2020, technology will make further inroads in Shared Services, and HEIs have to acknowledge the strategic importance of technology in order to position their institutions for future success. This report will look at how HEI Shared Services Centers (SSCs) can explore automation through use cases, tips on change management and Return on Investment (ROI) figures. Find out more by download the report.

In this Shared Services for Higher Education Report find out:

• What is enabling you to perform more knowledge based work?
• What is the biggest talent challenge your SSC faces?
• Where are you on the Robotics Process Automation (RPA) journey?

This report showcases how Shared Services can create transformational change in operational efficiency within U.S. Higher Education Institutions. Through public and proprietary data sources it:

• Sheds light on a successful shared services initiative by the University of Iowa
• Outlines relevant performance measures of operational efficiency in Higher Education Institutions
• Lists key pointers on how to successfully navigate the shared services transformation