Download now to find out where your peers sit on the RPA maturity curve and what the pressing issues are at stake on the question of talent in the industry. 

Blending data from SSON Analytics proprietary database and responses from SSON’s Annual State of Shared Services & Outsourcing Industry Survey 2018, this report dives into the 3 key themes in Malaysian Shared Services Centres (SSCs) – Talent, Technology and Knowledge Work.

Ahead of the 6th Malaysian Shared Services and Outsourcing Week we share some key findings from the SSON Analytics report on the shared services industry in Malaysia.

SSON’s annual state-of-the-industry report highlights the trends underpinning current shifts, identifies the ‘new, improved’ profile of the modern Shared Services team, and points to how SSOs are delivering more value by moving towards knowledge-based work. 

This report provides a deep-dive into how these trends are playing out in Malaysia. We hope it will guide you to improved decisions as you move your operations forward.

Shared services industry leaders in Malaysia explained that salary alone won't do it. In this report, we discussed: 

• Luring talent with stimulating opportunities 
• Relationships, leadership and succession planning 
• Maintaining the 'buzz'
• Staying ahead of the curve
• Predicting and preempting attrition

The business environment today is tough, challenging, and moving at exponential pace. But it's also full of opportunities, as technology continues to drive organizational changes.

Before we examine how IA is evolving within Malaysian Shared Services operations, it’s important to clarify what this means. 

Every year, SSON’s global survey highlights enormous progression in Shared Services’ evolution. The past couple of years have shown a clear move away from transactional, human-based work towards data-driven, knowledge-based activity – enabled by automation. 

Here we exclusively share with you the state of the shared services market report 2019 for Malaysia. There is a tremendous appetite for growth: Half of the Malaysian respondents to this year’s SSON survey have been in existence for less than three years. The trend toward Shared Services is still strong – momentum is still growing.

Download the SSON Malaysia 2019 report to discover the key trends and opportunities for the year ahead, emphasizing the new direction, strategies and value-add SSOs are carving out for themselves