After the rapid expansion during the past decade, Hungary’s shared services industry is growing into one of the country’s largest employers with 30,000 jobs, reported PricewaterhouseCoopers.
PricewaterhouseCoopers’ survey – which is sponsored by the Hungarian Service and Outsourcing Association and the American Chamber of Commerce – is the first comprehensive study about this industry. Today, there are more than 80 SSCs in Hungary, providing a range of centralized business services at primarily a regional, but in some cases at a global level. Typical services include finance and accounting, procurement, logistics, IT and human resources and involve transactional roles as well as complex, high-end, value-add activities. Weiter zum Artikel (via Budapest Business Journal, www.bbj.hu)
