How to ensure back-office collaboration brings benefits rather than problems

10th August 2020John O'Halloran – Advisory Practice Lead, CIPFA

The push for greater efficiency and effectiveness has seen UK police forces increasingly collaborating on areas such as procurement, finance and HR with neighbouring colleagues and public sector partners. John O'Halloran of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) highlights some of the key considerations to ensure back-office collaboration brings significant benefits rather than additional problems.

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How to ensure back-office collaboration brings benefits rather than problems

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