While companies, small and big alike, spend a great deal of time and attention to get their employees trained, they do not always necessarily get the desired output out of their time, effort and expenses. This is especially true when companies try to “manage” the training needs in-house, without taking help or consultation from an external entity. While this may prove beneficial in a few rare cases, thanks to the immense cost and effort savings, it may not get the employees up to the desired level of proficiency and expertise.
OSLO; July 1, 2010 - Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has signed a five-year business process outsourcing (BPO) contract with Statoil, an international energy company with operations in 40 countries, to manage the company’s Accounts Payables processes. Financial details of the contract were not disclosed.
The agreement is designed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Statoil’s Accounts Payable function by reengineering processes and increasing automation supported through Accenture’s Global Delivery Network using centers in Norway, the Czech Republic and India. The delivery of the outsourced services is scheduled to begin in September 2010.
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