Newgen Set to Exhibit its Shared Services Solutions

Newgen Software, a provider of low code digital transformation platform, has announced that it is participating in the 26^th Annual Shared Services and Outsourcing Week (SSOW)—an event for shared services, global business services, outsourcing and intelligent automation leaders.

The event will be held at Caribe Royale in Orlando from March 21-24, 2022. This four-day forward-looking event brings together progressive leaders from shared services space to meet, interact, and explore the global standards and best practices, which are critical to achieving desired business goals. The attendees can connect with Newgen’s subject-matter experts at booth number 503 and learn how NewgenONE—a unified, comprehensive, and cloud-based platform with low code capability—can be leveraged to accelerate digital transformation initiatives. Attendees can gain insights into how they can consolidate various processes, maximize business value, optimize costs, and deliver reimagined experiences. In addition, they can explore Newgen’s wide gamut of offerings for shared services centers, including finance and accounting, supply chain, human resources, and other enterprise-wide processes.

“This event is a great opportunity for shared services leaders to understand how they can optimize their processes at all levels and drive operational and business outcomes. Also, attendees can learn how they can gain a competitive edge by leveraging cutting-edge technologies, including mobility, cloud, robotic process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and predictive intelligence,” said Anand Raman, EVP and COO, Newgen Software.

Newgen's shared services centres (SSCs) act as operational hubs for organisations spanning all industries, streamlining processes across multiple functions, including finance and accounting, human resources, and supply chain management. SSCs focus on internal productivity, efficiency, and continuous improvement while creating value through standardization, increased straight-through processing, reduced business risk, and more.