WHAT WE DO
To address new challenges and business concerns, organizations must constantly monitor, evaluate, and adjust their strategic initiatives. When a new strategy needs to be implemented, it’s typically up to managers to ensure it rolls out successfully.
WHAT
WE DO
To address new challenges and business concerns, organizations must constantly monitor, evaluate, and adjust their strategic initiatives. When a new strategy needs to be implemented, it’s typically up to managers to ensure it rolls out successfully.
BUSINESS PROCESS
OUTSOURCING
Business process outsourcing (BPO) is a type of outsourcing wherein a third-party service provider is employed to carry out one or more business functions in a company. The third party is responsible for carrying out all operations related to the business function.
Administrative
Services
Means services pertaining to personnel, payroll, property management, benefits, human resource management, financial planning, management, contract and subcontract management, facilities management, and other similar services.
Billing
Refers to the process of raising and sending invoices to customers and requesting them to settle their dues; while Accounting applies to the process of recording financial transactions pertaining to the business.
Timekeeping and
Payroll Services
Help organize and simplify the payroll functions by keeping track of the working hours performed by the employees, the computation and filing of mandatory benefits and withholding taxes, salary deductions and the overall computation of employee wages.
Staffing
The process of identifying, evaluating, recruiting and hiring eligible candidates in the organization or company for specific positions. Training is a program that is designed to increase the technical skills, knowledge, efficiency, and value creation of an employee to do any specific job in a much efficient way.
Purchasing
The act of sourcing, acquiring, and buying goods, services or works from an external source. Logistics, meanwhile, is a part of the supply chain that handles the transport of any material (raw or finished product) across the supply chain.
Sales
Refer to all activities that lead to the selling of goods and services. While Marketing is the process of getting people interested in the goods and services being sold.
Human Resources
Used to describe both the people who work for a company or organization and the department responsible for the management and development of employees in the organization.
Management Consultancy
The act of helping companies to improve their performance by utilizing the best practices within the industry based on the consultant’s experience, exposure to, and relationships with numerous organizations.
BUSINESS PROCESS
OUTSOURCING
Business process outsourcing (BPO) is a type of outsourcing wherein a third-party service provider is employed to carry out one or more business functions in a company. The third party is responsible for carrying out all operations related to the business function.
Administrative Services
Means services pertaining to personnel, payroll, property management, benefits, human resource management, financial planning, management, contract and subcontract management, facilities management, and other similar services.
Billing
Refers to the process of raising and sending invoices to customers and requesting them to settle their dues; while Accounting applies to the process of recording financial transactions pertaining to the business.
Timekeeping & Payroll Services
Help organize and simplify the payroll functions by keeping track of the working hours performed by the employees, the computation and filing of mandatory benefits and withholding taxes, salary deductions and the overall computation of employee wages.
Staffing
The process of identifying, evaluating, recruiting and hiring eligible candidates in the organization or company for specific positions. Training is a program that is designed to increase the technical skills, knowledge, efficiency, and value creation of an employee to do any specific job in a much efficient way.
Purchasing
The act of sourcing, acquiring, and buying goods, services or works from an external source. Logistics, meanwhile, is a part of the supply chain that handles the transport of any material (raw or finished product) across the supply chain.
Sales
Refer to all activities that lead to the selling of goods and services. While Marketing is the process of getting people interested in the goods and services being sold.
Human Resources
Used to describe both the people who work for a company or organization and the department responsible for the management and development of employees in the organization.
Management Consultancy
The act of helping companies to improve their performance by utilizing the best practices within the industry based on the consultant’s experience, exposure to, and relationships with numerous organizations.
SHARED SERVICES &
FACILITIES
A shared services center – a center for shared services in an organization – is the entity responsible for the execution and the handling of specific operational tasks, such as accounting, human resources, payroll, IT, legal, compliance, purchasing, security.
Shared Services
The consolidation of business operations that are used by multiple parts of the same or like-minded organizations. Shared services are cost-efficient because they centralize back-office operations that are used by multiple operations resulting to the elimination of redundancy.
Office Facility
Means a building or portion of a building used whose primary function is a corporate or government building that house office for employers and/or employees and may include training rooms, conference rooms, and employee or building systems support spaces.
File Storage Facility
Repository for a system of keeping data in an organized hierarchy of files and folder that can be shared across a network so that multiple people can work on the same collection of files. While Archiving is the practice of identifying historical files and records that are not active anymore for the purpose of moving and preserving the same in a separate collection of data.
Information
Technology (IT) Systems
Technology (IT) Systems
Refer to the hardware, software, data communication lines, network and telecommunications equipment, internet-related information technology infrastructure, wide area network and other information technology equipment owned, licensed to, or controlled by the Company or of its Subsidiaries.
BUILDING & FACILITIES
MANAGEMENT
Facilities management can be defined as the tools and services that support the functionality, safety, and sustainability of buildings, grounds, infrastructure, and real estate. Facilities management includes: Lease management, including lease administration and accounting.
Service
Contracting
An agreement entered by a client and a provider specifying the services or personnel to be provided based on mutually-agreed terms and conditions such as prescribed rates, duration of contract and expected output.
Building Administration
and Maintenance
Encompasses the broad spectrum of services, competencies, processes, and tools required to assure the building environment will perform the functions for which that facility was designed and constructed. Typically, it includes day-to-day activities necessary for the building structure, its systems and equipment, and occupants/users to perform their intended functions.
Building
Renovation
Involves restoring a building to an improved condition by replacing and upgrading present components to meet the required standards without altering the original design. While Remodeling involves the complete transformation of the lay-out and structure of a building – often by likewise changing the usage of space.
Janitorial
Services
Type of commercial cleaning that handles various tasks in professional office settings. In the case of Housekeeping, this normally involves providing cleaning services in living areas of houses, apartments, hotels, or other accommodations where people actually stay.
SHARED
SERVICES &
FACILITIES
A shared services center – a center for shared services in an organization – is the entity responsible for the execution and the handling of specific operational tasks, such as accounting, human resources, payroll, IT, legal, compliance, purchasing, security.
Shared Services
The consolidation of business operations that are used by multiple parts of the same or like-minded organizations. Shared services are cost-efficient because they centralize back-office operations that are used by multiple operations resulting to the elimination of redundancy.
Office Facility
Means a building or portion of a building used whose primary function is a corporate or government building that house office for employers and/or employees and may include training rooms, conference rooms, and employee or building systems support spaces.
File Storage Facility
Repository for a system of keeping data in an organized hierarchy of files and folder that can be shared across a network so that multiple people can work on the same collection of files. While Archiving is the practice of identifying historical files and records that are not active anymore for the purpose of moving and preserving the same in a separate collection of data.
Information Technology (IT) Systems
Refer to the hardware, software, data communication lines, network and telecommunications equipment, internet-related information technology infrastructure, wide area network and other information technology equipment owned, licensed to, or controlled by the Company or of its Subsidiaries.
BUILDING
& FACILITIES
MANAGEMENT
Facilities management can be defined as the tools and services that support the functionality, safety, and sustainability of buildings, grounds, infrastructure, and real estate. Facilities management includes: Lease management, including lease administration and accounting.
Service Contracting
An agreement entered by a client and a provider specifying the services or personnel to be provided based on mutually-agreed terms and conditions such as prescribed rates, duration of contract and expected output.
Building Administration and Maintenance
Encompasses the broad spectrum of services, competencies, processes, and tools required to assure the building environment will perform the functions for which that facility was designed and constructed. Typically, it includes day-to-day activities necessary for the building structure, its systems and equipment, and occupants/users to perform their intended functions.
Building Renovation
Involves restoring a building to an improved condition by replacing and upgrading present components to meet the required standards without altering the original design. While Remodeling involves the complete transformation of the lay-out and structure of a building – often by likewise changing the usage of space.
Janitorial Services
Type of commercial cleaning that handles various tasks in professional office settings. In the case of Housekeeping, this normally involves providing cleaning services in living areas of houses, apartments, hotels, or other accommodations where people actually stay.
BUSINESS PROCESS
MANAGEMENT
The discipline of improving a business process from end to end by analyzing it, modelling how it works in different scenarios, executing improvements, monitoring the improved process and continually optimizing it.
A business process is an activity or set of activities that will achieve an organizational goal. BPM is not a one-time task, but rather an ongoing activity that involves persistent process reengineering.
BPM is not a technology. It often involves using intelligent BPM approaches to automate tasks or workflow, but automation is not required.
SIMPLIFIED OPERATIONS
The process used to streamline or eliminate unnecessary work-related tasks to improve the efficiency of processes in businesses or organizations. Streamlining processes require the usage of modernizing techniques, technology and other possible approaches to complete.
PRODUCT SAFETY
The ability of a product to be safe for intended use, as determined when evaluated against a set of established rules.
ENHANCED PROCESS CONSISTENCY
Simply a system you put in place that will enhance support to your overall business strategy. It makes businesses more competitive because they are able to easily evaluate their strengths and weaknesses and find areas where they can improve. Their products and services are delivered consistently which increases customer satisfaction and loyalty.
5 Tips to Achieve Superior Quality:
1.) There is only one boss. The CUSTOMER.
2.) Be Willing to Go the Extra Mile.
3.) Work to Prevent, Not to Correct.
4.) Check Up on Yourself… Often
5.) Automate but with a Human Touch
GREATER BRAND PROCTECTION
The process of protecting the intellectual property (IP) of companies and their associated brands against counterfeiters, copyright pirates, and infringers of other types of IP, such as patents, design rights, color mark and trade dress. This is done not only to protect the loss of revenue from a company but also to protect a company’s image, reputation and overall value. Fundamentally, brand protection prevents brand abuse.
SUPERIOR QUALITY
Improving product quality is essential for achieving long-term profitability and sales growth. While increasing product quality is no easy task, the rewards for doing so surpassed the challenges.
It helps build trust with your customer and fuels recommendations and referrals. Excellent product quality also means fewer complaints and returns from your customers. All of these, impact your bottom line and encourage business growth.
IMPROVING PREDICTABILITY
The process of protecting the intellectual property (IP) of companies and their associated brands against counterfeiters, copyright pirates, and infringers of other types of IP, such as patents, design rights, color mark and trade dress. This is done not only to protect the loss of revenue from a company but also to protect a company’s image, reputation and overall value. Fundamentally, brand protection prevents brand abuse.
LOWER COST
The process used by companies to reduce their costs and increase their profits. Depending on a company’s services or products, the strategies can vary.
It helps build trust with your customer and fuels recommendations and referrals. Excellent product quality also means fewer complaints and returns from your customers. All of these, impact your bottom line and encourage business growth.
RISK REDUCTION
Deals with mitigating potential losses by reducing the likelihood and severity of a possible loss.
