How to refocus Malaysia's talent on data and technology?

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For operational managers tasked with building a strong, integrated services network across the Asia-Pacific region, getting talent right is a key strategic enabler. This is specifically so as operations in the region have been traditionally fragmented, but are now often brought into shared services models via consolidation, to operate as regional hubs.

Many of these hubs are located in Malaysia, with the knock-on effect that experienced talent is aggressively pursued and sought after – and easily lured away by newcomers. The solution, according to a many of the shared services leaders SSON spoke to, is to develop outstanding career paths that promise ambitious talent an interesting and varied way forward.

Download the report below to find out how to attract and keep the best talent.

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