A look into the crystal ball: CW trends for 2020
Here are some top trends that SIA expects could impact the industry and your CW program in 2020.
The Conference Board think tank calls for reforms to H-1B visa process, immigration policies
CED policy brief recommends immigration policy reforms to increase global competitiveness and boost the US workforce.
SOW in your program’s future? Prep is key
If handled correctly, incorporating statement-of-work management into your CW program can bring significant benefits, including managing costs and risk. But proper planning is critical.
Folding SOW into the CW program: Beyond rogue spend
From efficiency to visibility, incorporating statement of work has great benefits to the program. Here are some organizational drivers that are pushing programs to incorporate SOW.
Today’s MSP: Ruling the buoyant small, midsize market
Growth in the MSP market — representing $141 billion of spend under management in 2018 — slowed to an estimated 8% compared to 12% in 2017, according to SIA research. Despite the slowdown, interest in MSP remains.
Total talent shift: HR, procurement come together to accommodate talent preferences
As workers take part in multiple sourcing channels — including using staffing firms as well as online platforms — some CW programs are embracing a cross-functional approach to talent acquisition.
Total talent continuum: Understand and leverage all its parts
Talent shortages, combined with workers’ increasing appetite for less traditional ways of working, are prompting organizations to think more holistically about how they source, develop and retain talent — contingents, employees and even robots.
CW trends that will continue to impact your program, part 2
In our last issue, we highlighted six trends that have taken CW programs to new heights. Here are five more.
Trending in 2019: Developments that will impact your CW program
2019 was a year of a host of developments, from chatbots to the California IC status test to talent pools. Here are a few trends that have taken CW programs to new realms.
The supplier business review: Hello quality, goodbye quarterly
With performance data more readily accessible and frequently updated than it used to be, it’s time to reevaluate the structure and perhaps even the frequency of your business review meetings.
