Vol. 5 No. 7 - September 2006

<i>The Baker's Dozen—Recognition Feature:</i> Ending the Great Debate

Why the best managed companies are using non-cash rewards to motivate, retain, and engage employees. Studies support workers are more engaged when the prize is other than money.

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Getting an HRO Education

When the store at the country’s No. 1 university needed help with compliance issues, it looked to outsourcing provider ADP for the answers.

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A Precious Bundle

Buying integrated HRO and FAO together is a growing phenomenon, but these bundled deals still represent a small portion of the overall BPO market. Still, the potential for greater cost savings is apparent.

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Automating Global Recognition

Chemical giant utilizes Globoforce for worldwide employee incentive and recognition.

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The Great Outsourcing Divide <i>Part II</i>

Although HRO is the biggest of the two markets, FAO buyers and providers have reason to be upbeat about their corner of the outsourcing world. A market value of $100 billion is not out of the question in the future.

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Re-emphasizing the One-to-many Model when Pondering Technology

Software is key to cost savings for clients and providers. Other changes are also needed for HRO to be financially viable.

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What Will Be the Next Big Trend in the HRO World? Hint: It’s FAO

Look out, HR leaders, CFOs have learned from you. And now they want a part of the outsourcing gain and glory for themselves.

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The HRO Market Stabilizes

Demand for HRO holds steady. Profitability for providers is now looking up as ITO and procurement outsourcing makes heady gains.

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The Growing Popularity of RPO

Third-party management, flexibility, and standardization all help recruitment process outsourcing chip away at traditional staffing services.

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Riding the HRO Rollercoaster

Keeping buyers happy in the long run requires a significant amount of work. Understand there are ups and downs on this ride, so be prepared for the bumps in the road.

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