Index
Paweł Modrzyéski
(UTP University of Science and Technology, Poland)
Local Government Shared Services Centers: Management and Organizations
ISBN: 978-1-83982-261-2, eISBN: 978-1-83982-258-2
Publication date: 12 August 2020
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Citation
Modrzyéski, P. (2020), "Index", Local Government Shared Services Centers: Management and Organizations, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 229-234. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-258-220201006
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2020 Paweł Modrzyéski
INDEX
Accounting service(s)
, 163
standardization
, 141
Administrative SSCs
, 131
Association of Polish Districts
, 120
“Back-office” services
, 21
Belgian “Copernicus” model
, 14
Benchmarking
, 77
Big Bang
, 28–29, 31, 41, 183
Blockchain technologies
, 199–209
“Boss dilemma”
, 8
British SSCs
, 3
Budgetary units and entities
, 94
Business value
, 42
Capacity building
, 208
Centers of expertise (COE)
, 23
Centralization
, 22, 43–50
Centralized HR
, 22
Centrum Obsługi Administracji Rządowej (COAR)
, 92
Change strategy
, 41
Collaborative Government
, 34
Colorado-Springs
, 10
Commune Self-government Act
, 3
Communes
, 98–99
Cooperation strategy
, 2
Core business of parent companies
, 2–3
Corporate HR
, 23
Cost reduction
, 58
Cryptocurrencies
, 206
Customer orientation
, 40
Decentralization
, 22
Decentralized HR
, 22–23
Degree of outsourcing
, 41
Deloitte Report
, 84, 86
Deloitte study
, 48
Digital technologies
, 16
Digital-Era Governance (DEG)
, 16, 20
Digitization
, 191
initiatives and programs
, 208
Disintermediation
, 207
Districts
, 100–101
Document
processing
, 185
snapshots
, 199
Economic rationale
, 42
Educational units
, 123
Elbląg Shared Service Center (ESSC)
, 120, 123–124, 139
Electronic document workflow (EDW)
, 183–193
in TSSC
, 194–200
Electronic signature
, 194, 196
Embedded HR
, 23
Experimentation spaces
, 208
Financial services
, 21
Gdańsk Shared Service Center (GSSC)
, 119–120
German “slim state” model
, 14
Holdings form (H-form)
, 10
Horizontal, Optional, Incremental SSC (HOI SSC)
, 32
Horizontal Organization form (HO-form)
, 11
Human resources (HR)
, 119
classic approach to
, 25
departments
, 24
management in SSCs
, 119, 143–154
ICT/business orientation
, 41
Independent form (I-form)
, 10
Information technology (IT)
, 2
governance structure
, 41
tools
, 186
Integration potential
, 42
Inter-departmental structures
, 48
“Joined-up” company form (J-form)
, 11
Knowledge sharing
, 208
KPMG study
, 74
Labor
arbitrage
, 68
code
, 131–132, 144
Legal SSCs
, 131
Legal/regulatory driver
, 39–40
Local authorities
, 173
Local government
administration
, 93
SSCs
, 135–136
Local Government Association (LGA)
, 171
Matrix form (MX-form)
, 11
Matrix HR
, 23
Multi-departmental structures
, 48
Neo-Weberian State (NWS)
, 14, 20
New or novelty form (N-form)
, 11
New Public Governance (NPG)
, 16
paradigms
, 35
New Public Management (NPM)
, 13, 34
characteristics and theoretical approaches
, 18–19
features
, 15
NPM-based reforms in OECD countries
, 14
paradigms
, 35
process efficiency and effectiveness
, 17
Non-pedagogical staff
, 127
On trial
, 114
“One-size-fits-all” model
, 207
Organizational structures and management models of SSCs
, 7–20
Outsourced HR
, 23
Outsourcing
, 43–50
Path dependency
, 39
Pedagogical staff
, 127
Piloting
, 208
Poland
forms of organization of processes and tasks
, 97–114
self-government centers for shared services in
, 91–96
Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency (PAIiIZ)
, 73
Polish legal system
, 113
Polish Ministry of Justice
, 92
Polish SSCs
, 103–104
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
, 52
Process standardization
, 31
Process stock-taking
, 138
Provinces
, 101–114
Public Finance Act
, 95
Public–private partnerships (PPP)
, 2
Radical performance drivers of designing SSCs
, 68–69
Risk of SSCs
, 172–181
Robotics
, 87
Rugged medium in TSSC
, 194–200
Security policy
, 179
Self-governing administrative units
, 94
Self-government
centers for shared services in Poland
, 91–96
EDW
, 183–193
electronic document workflow and rugged medium in TSSC
, 194–200
forms of organization of processes and tasks
, 97–114
process safety
, 200–209
Service
centers
, 23
delivery
, 75
digitization
, 213
Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
, 26, 80
Service-oriented architectures (SOA)
, 44
Service-oriented Enterprises (SOE)
, 44, 47
consolidation of SOE structure
, 46
integrating, disintegrating and sharing modules in
, 45
Shared Service Centers (SSCs)
, 1–2, 20, 51, 91, 117, 183, 212
accounting SSCs planned and/or implemented in Estonia
, 32
analysis of organizational models and design of provided processes
, 136–143
attributes
, 49
back-office processes
, 109
barriers and problems
, 177
benefits of SSC establishing
, 81–84
British SSCs
, 3
catalog of benefits for SSC creation
, 96
continuum of approaches and governance modes
, 49
creation and functioning
, 26
disadvantages of SSC establishing
, 84–86
efficiency of processes
, 162–172
essence
, 52–57
functional models
, 5, 39
human resource management
, 143–154
implementation schedule for
, 154–162
IT tools in
, 5–6
key design factors
, 70
key elements of SSC building process
, 71
key issues
, 56
key tasks and serviced units managers
, 79
locations
, 72–74
management control
, 179–181
managerial staff work experience
, 150–151
objectives
, 4
organization
, 117–128
organization design options
, 12
organizational structures and management models
, 7–20
principles and key drivers
, 68
process of creating
, 108
reasons for decision to creating
, 67–76
reasons to creating
, 57–67
risk
, 172–181
stages of SSC maturity
, 81
units
, 110
Shared Service Organizations (SSO)
, 44, 46–47
Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON)
, 55, 72
Shared services
, 21, 53
automation solutions
, 63
benefits of SSC establishing
, 81–84
centralization, outsourcing and
, 43–50
characteristics
, 37
complexity and level of sophistication
, 65
delivering
, 76–81
design and delivery process
, 79
differences between shared services and centralization model
, 54
disadvantages of SSC establishing
, 84–86
essence of SSC
, 52–57
functions
, 66
future
, 86–89
market
, 51
organization paths
, 57
value measurement methods
, 58–59
Smart contracts
, 201
Snapshot functions
, 200
Soft skills
, 75
Soft training courses
, 147
Specialization
, 20–21
Strategic importance of SSCs
, 40–41
Supply-side restructuring
, 78
Support services
, 26
Supported unit managers
, 173
Target segment
, 40
Territorial self-government units (TSU)
, 93
Toruń Shared Service Center (TSSC)
, 129, 139, 188, 192
electronic document workflow and rugged medium in
, 194–200
Traditional business model
, 46
Transaction-oriented services
, 27
Trust
, 207
Union of Polish Metropolises
, 120
Unit standardization
, 163
Unitary form (U-form)
, 10–11
Value-added tax (VAT)
, 134
Vertical, Mandated, Big Bang (VMB)
, 32
Webber-based administration organization
, 12
Zakład Ubezpieczeń Społecznych (ZUS)
, 92
- Prelims
- Introduction
- 1: Idea and Purpose of Creating a Shared Service Center
- 2: Development of the shared services market
- 3: Development of the market of shared services in the local government sector in Poland
- 4: Benefits and threats to the implementation of the shared service market model in local governments
- 5: Use of IT infrastructure by self-government shared service centers
- Summary
- Bibliography
- Index