Tomorrow’s tech needs: Keep your program ahead of the curve
Technology continues to change human behavior. Don’t be complacent. Keep your program prepared for the next innovation.
Will conventional ways of work change?
BW Businessworld explores to what extent the rise of the gig economy will affect the way work gets done.
US jobs market growth strong
SIA's August US Jobs Report shows that the employment market remains solid across key sectors in the market.
Are you comparing apples to oranges? ZAP that approach
While a common best practice among businesses is to compare their metrics with those of their peers, the process needs to be well thought out or you may find yourself with the wrong data.
More sophistication not always better
While programs strive to reach higher levels of maturity, it may be time to evaluate whether your organization is ready for that.
Beyond Data
Contingent workforce buyers and suppliers have always kept an eye on metrics, but now machine learning aims to automate and speed up the analysis of data. Senior Editor Craig Johnson writes in Staffing Industry Review’s Online Showcase why it’s important to keep up to date.
Expediting MSP Contracts
Sometimes the contract process is far too long and painful. How to work with MSPs, lawyers and other stakeholders to make it smoother and more timely.
Improve the candidate experience
Companies often fail to consider the damage that can be done if contingent candidates aren’t treated with care. Learn what you and your staffing providers can do to ensure a positive experience in a Staffing Industry Review Online Showcase article.
VMS: New horizons
Beeline and IQNavigator made waves in the ecosystem last year when they announced their merger. Six months in, CEO Doug Leeby tells Staffing Industry Review about the market response and how the game has changed from three VMS global players to two.
Work visas: Let the states decide
An immigration policy analyst opines about a US senate proposal that would allow states to develop work visas based on their own economic needs. Read more in MarketWatch.
