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  • Enter the Choices for the Enterprise: Large Organizations Face Wide Selection of TAS

    Posted by admin on February 5th, 2010 and filed under organizations | No Comments »

    This is Part 1 of “Enter the Choices for the Enterprise: Large Organizations Face Wide Selection of Talent Acquisition Systems” presented by Bersin & Associates – hosted by MrTed.

    The talent acquisition technology market is one of dramatic change and innovation, and during strong and weak economies alike, investment in talent acquisition systems remains a priority for best-practice companies. Their common goal is to gain a competitive advantage by securing a solid talent pipeline of both active and passive candidates. And todays enterprise organizations now have options in this quest: They no longer need to sacrifice innovation for deep functionality—they can now find both.

    But, as leading organizations make these decisions, they need their bearings. A preponderance of providers leaves todays enterprise organizations facing a daunting challenge when selecting a talent acquisition system.

    This free MrTed-sponsored recorded webinar assists them in understanding the differences that define talent market acquisition systems on the market today, thus helping them in selecting the solution best-suited to their needs.

    Madeline Laurano, principal analyst at Bersin & Associates who led a recent report titled “Talent Acquisition Systems 2009: Facts, Practice Analysis, Trends and Provider Profiles,” imparts insight into the distinctions and overall market trends of the leading talent acquisition system providers available today:

    • Recommendations for purchasing a talent acquisition system
    • The best practices for evaluating and selecting a talent acquisition solution provider
    • Key concerns during product implementation

    Duration : 0:10:10


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