Networks

The Order to Cash Network serves to promote best practice in the Credit Management Community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF-UK member organisations. 

The Network seeks to stimulate discussion and support the drive for continuous improvement, whilst simultaneously providing an opportunity to showcase service delivery. 

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Service Centre.

The FA&R Network serves to promote best practice in the Financial Accounting to Report Community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF UK member organisations. 

The Network seeks to stimulate discussion and support the drive for continuous improvement, whilst simultaneously providing an opportunity to showcase service delivery. 

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Services Centre.

The HR Network has been established for many years, and is one of the most popular and largest SSF UK Practitioner Networks. Being part of the network is a great opportunity to meet like-minded people who work in HR shared services from a wide variety of organisations, who are at different stages in their evolution. Each network meeting is beneficial for sharing ideas, hearing success stories, seeing other Shared Service Centres, learning from others and keeping up to date on what is happening within HR Shared Services.

Recently merged, to create the new HR & Payroll Network, the Payroll Network serves to promote best practice in the Payroll Community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF UK member organisations. The Network seeks to stimulate discussion and support the drive for continuous improvement, whilst simultaneously providing an opportunity to showcase service delivery. 

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Service Centre.

The Operational Excellence Network serves to promote best practice in the Operational Excellence community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF-UK member organisations. 

The Network seeks to stimulate discussion and support the drive for continuous improvement, whilst simultaneously  providing an opportunity to showcase service delivery.  

Each Network Meeting is beneficial for sharing ideas, hearing success stories, seeing other Shared Service Centres, learning from others and keeping up to date on what is happening within the Operational Excellence community.

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Service Centre.

The Digital Network serves to promote best practice in the Digital Community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF UK member organisations. The network seeks to stimulate discussion and share knowledge around (RPA) robotic automation processes, future developments in artificial intelligence and all other relevant topics.

We provide a place for our members to come together, share how they are adapting new digital processes, what challenges they have come across and how they are coping with the ever increasing advancements in technology.

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Service Centre.

The Purchase to Pay Network serves to promote best practice in the Purchase to Pay Community, encouraging dialogue between the SSF UK member organisations. 

The Network seeks to stimulate discussion and support the drive for continuous improvement, whilst simultaneously providing an opportunity to showcase service delivery. 

The purpose of each Network Meeting is for members to network together and make new acquaintances, whilst absorbing key ‘Take Aways’ and good ideas to implement in their own Shared Service Centre.