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What Is a Shared Services Model? A shared services model is an organizational approach in which common business functions are centralized to provide standardized services across multiple departments, business units, or locations. Rather than having each department manage its own administrative functions, organizations consolidate services such as human resources, finance, IT, procurement, or payroll into […]