John Nurthen|2022-03-23T08:24:40-07:00March 23rd, 2022|
Why contingent workforce managers should consider the evolving platform marketplace. The judicious use of them can help solve local skills shortages as well as lower labor costs.
Frank Enriquez|2022-03-16T09:15:29-07:00March 16th, 2022|
Competitive bidding, while incredibly challenging, offers significant value to statement-of-work programs. All stakeholders from the engagement manager to the service provider stand to gain. Here's how.
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The recent indictment of a procurement professional highlights the need to conduct a thorough review of your program’s agreements for any no-poach clauses that could be illegal.
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SIA’s CWS Council team listed 15 events program owners around the world should be especially aware of and prepared for in 2022. Here are the final seven of those projections and actions program managers should take.
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SIA’s CWS Council team compiled a list of 15 events program owners around the world should be especially aware of and prepared for in 2022. Here are eight of those projections and actions program managers should take.
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?
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Despite being a focus area for vendor management system providers as well as CW programs, SOW represents just 16% of reported 2019 VMS spend under management, suggesting that it remains a largely unpenetrated market for VMS.
Frank Enriquez|2021-02-03T09:12:23-08:00February 3rd, 2021|
Some steps to get your management of SOW to a mature level where you can begin to remove those blind spots. Build a fence around areas of intended focus.
VMS pricing modelsWhile contingent workforce programs’ appetite is increasing for alternative VMS pricing models, fee as a percentage of spend remains dominant.