Vol. 7 No. 4 - May 2008/May 2008

Best Practices on HRO RFP, Assessment, and Governance

Following these steps can help light the way to selecting the most appropriate course of action for your organization.

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Cash Flow

When "people" flow became a bigger issue than cash for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, it looked to outsourcing as a way to improve its employee relocation program.

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Future of HRM Service Delivery, Part I

Comprehensive HRM BPO is here to stay now that buyers have raised their expectations of service delivery.

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CEO's Corner: Ascending the Summit

Conferences help to refresh the definition of our roles in the industry. Two key events for the HRO market are coming up this fall.

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Making Globalization Work: Doing Communications Right

Communicating to stakeholders on both sides can help win champions as well as put customers at ease with your services globalization.

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Editor's Note: Raising the Bar in Public Works

Extracting the emotions from the decision-making process will be a wise move for governments and taxpayers alike.

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Navigating Global Mobility

Deploying executives on foreign assignments is an emerging HR specialty—and one that many organizations consider outsourcing.

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Slow Going With Uncle Sam

Whether on a state or federal level, interest in outsourcing HR functions is growing. Buoyed by a desire to upgrade services and fears of a tax revenue shortfall, government agencies are taking another look at HRO.

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Employment Remains Buoyant

Healthcare leads the economy in job growth as manufacturing and construction continue to bleed.

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When the Big Dog Comes Calling

Private equity has always had a role in HRO, but KKR’s recent acquisition of NorthgateArinso offers the industry a vote of confidence.

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