In our most recent e-book, we show you what TTM services look like, help you identify which model is right for you, and offer real-life solutions to introducing a TTM model at your organization.

If you’ve got the time to check out the e-book, go for it! Want some quick and dirty takeaways instead? This blog’s for you.

Here are four questions and answers to TTM in Procurement and Human Resources.

 

1. What tasks you can accomplish with TTM in Procurement and HR?

Procurement	HR
Leverage MSP more actively Consolidate billing and invoices Simplify payment models RPO services to scale the company	Fill positions quickly Use MSP to connect Procurement and HR Reduce markups Improve regulatory compliance

Read more about TTM from procurement and HR perspectives in our e-book.

 

 2. What is each department responsible for in a total talent program?

Procurement	HR
Drive compliance initiatives to enhance value Evaluate RPO needs Communicate needs with HR	Act as a point of contact for TTM providers Work with Procurement to drive RPO Invite Procurement to participate in QBR efforts

Want to implement a TTM program at your business but need help? Contact us!

 

3. What are some meaningful outcomes of TTM programs?

Procurement	HR
Use MSP to look at rate allocation Determine whether you’re paying fair market rates See controls, compliance, efficiency, and cost savings Stay compliant with independent contractors Get a clear picture of contracting agencies	RPO reduces direct hiring costs Understand the market; know where to find talent and when Keep up with ever-changing regulations Support consistency across departments Improve risk mitigation

Would it be easier for you to visualize practical TTM services and outcomes? Watch the video.

 

4. What impact does technology have on a total talent program? What are some tech tips?

Procurement	HR
Let contractors use a system to manage their own timekeeping Implement a data-driven model that demonstrates value of the program Use a vendor management system (VMS) to see which indirect workers are being converted to direct employees—and determine why Use a VMS to analyze applicant histories and identify preferred skill sets	Use an in-house system to manage direct employees and a third-party vendor to track contingent workers Avoid per-employee, per-month cost models that are not cost effective for a typically volatile external workforce Work with a third-party vendor to slowly implement non-employee labor into your own ATS

Tomorrow’s workforce will be different in ways we don’t even know, but we do know it will be different—and change will happen fast. By using a total talent management approach, with HR and Procurement working together, we can maximize workforce productivity to improve employee engagement and the bottom line for our organizations.

At Broadleaf, we can help.
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