Benchmarks: VMS spend by client
The majority VMS spend in 2017 was via VMS clients that spent more than $100 million, and have more than 10,000 employees.
Back to the future
What’s past is prologue, as Shakespeare wrote. SIA’s Bryan Peña revisits predictions made in 2008 as he looks at what’s ahead for the industry now.
Procurement software firm buys VMS provider DCR workforce
The acquisition could be a watershed moment for the industry, signaling a potential shift away from traditional MSP partners
Tracking data across applications
As programs expand their service portfolios, they rely on more than the VMS to manage their workforce. Considerations when evaluating business intelligence systems to process data discovery and analysis integration capabilities.
Incomplete missions in 2017? Make them part of your 2018 program roadmap
Most companies have a formal performance review process that includes self-reflection on the part of the employee. Such a process can be applied at the program level to help map out the coming year.
Close the loop
Justifying bringing statement-of-work contracts into your centralized management program.
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.
The global myth
Companies branching out beyond their national borders often claim “global” status. Why that label is a misnomer and why seeking out multiple MSPs might make for the most optimal service delivery.
Private equity recapitalizes VMS/MSP provider
Private equity firm Harvest Partners acquired a stake in Pro Unlimited, securing a $450 million loan to invest in the VMS/MSP provider.
The next big thing
Technological advancements don’t tend to go away. A new wave of tools promise even more evolutions in workforce solutions. Welcome it.
