The future of work for shared services

The COVID-19 pandemic created a unique level of urgency for digital transformation projects in the public sector. The future of work mandates a revolution, not only in terms of how and where work is executed but also in how organizations attract and engage with their employees and citizens.

But while it’s very easy to say we must all adopt Cloud solutions and switch to working from home, shared services had a lot more work to facilitate remote working in the crisis and even more to get public sector teams to the point where this is considered the norm. It’s likely that your organization has been asked to transform at a faster rate than ever. Your team is being called upon to increase performance, create more capacity, or expand its reach, so you must find the resources to fully upgrade technological infrastructure.

It is vital that public sector shared services leverage all the intelligent tools available to manage this new agenda and flourish in an unpredictable new normal. The combination of modern technologies and initiatives like AI-powered ERP is helping shard services streamline their processes and adopt new ways of working to overcome two significant challenges – meeting rising taxpayer expectations and improving services with less funding.

Unit4 ERPx is laser-focused on people-centric organizations, bringing together the capabilities of Financials, Procurement, Project Management, HR, and FP&A onto a unified Cloud platform that shares real-time information and is designed with a powerful, people-centric approach; employees can benefit from better insight and become more effective and increasingly engaged.

As the operational heartbeat for today’s organizations, ERPx delivers a range of tools and innovations to support their growth aspirations and helps them thrive as the market begins to regain momentum. It also provides the freedom to connect and extend industry-specific online data services and solutions quickly and easily. It is the digital foundation that ensures that people and organizations achieve their potential.

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