MSP offerings: Evolution by adoption
MSP offerings have evolved at a fast clip, but the true measure of progress is adoption. What do adoption levels of service offerings say about the market?
Sponsored: The next-gen MSP is agile
The Agile Talent Program is an evolution of the traditional MSP offering. Gallagher and Consultants’ president and CEO discusses the formation of this modular vendor-neutral offering.
The six-second time-to-fill
Once a pie-in-the-sky concept, landing a worker in mere seconds is all but a reality. How it’s possible and how your program can benefit.
Sponsored: Taking off
With an eye on the post-pandemic recovery, Delta Air Lines engaged Monument Consulting to evaluate its extended workforce program. Read from the airline’s managing director of supply chain management about the experience.
Sponsored: MSP for all seasons
Contingent workforce programs are not one-size-fits-all. Monument Consulting President Ryan Baker describes the “new-age” MSP and how it can meet any program need, from full-blown service provider to referring other vendors.
Dissatisfied with your MSP/VMS? Bots to the rescue
VMS and MSPs consistently score low with contingent workforce programs, but the program itself might be partially to blame. Implementing a bot strategy may help them and you.
MSPs expand strategies, target markets for the post-Covid CW program
Accelerated by technological advancement and the global shift to remote work amid the pandemic, today’s managed service programs now enable faster adoption of new processes, sourcing strategies and technologies.
Allow the MSP to work for you, reap the rewards
MSPs historically earn low scores from buyers. They can add more value. Allow your MSP to do more for your program and watch stakeholder satisfaction grow.
Welcome to the new MSP
The MSP, like the chameleon, has adapted to serve the evolving CW Program. Read how Covid-19 has left it stronger.
Shopping around: Both buyers and MSPs want lucrative opportunities
After the chaotic first months of the pandemic, buyers are exploring new supplier relationships. Here are three potential factors driving this market activity.
