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Liz is HR Technology and Services Research Director at NelsonHall, with global responsibility for key HR research projects including Cloud-Based HR Transformation, Cloud-Based Benefits Services, HCM Technology, EoR, Global Payroll and The Future of HR, as part of NelsonHall's wider HR Technology & Services practice.
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published on Apr 29, 2024
NelsonHall’s market analysis of the Next Generation RPO services market consists of 80 pages and focuses on strategies for 2024 and beyond.
NelsonHall’s Next Generation RPO: Driving HR Transformation report is a comprehensive market assessment report designed for:
The report analyzes the worldwide market for RPO and addresses the following questions:
NelsonHall’s market analysis of the RPO services market consists of 80 pages. The report focuses on how vendors evolve their product and service offerings to redesign recruiting processes and reimagine the candidate experience. The report examines the application of advanced technologies, including GenAI, to support TA transformation, detailing RPO vendors’ capabilities and planned service and product roadmaps.
The impacts from economic instability will likely prevail until H2 2024, when recruiting and hiring levels begin their slow rebound to normalization. Factors affecting recruiting performance include geopolitical conflicts, ongoing inflationary and recessionary concerns, and upcoming political elections. These influences continue generating business uncertainty, forcing vendors to rapidly pivot and adapt products and services to meet clients ‘where they are at’ in their outsourcing journey.
Program scope continues changing as organizations consider specific needs in terms of flex and scale in today’s environment. Clients are rationalizing vendors to maximize in-house resources and infrastructure until conditions improve. There is also a trend toward shorter renewal terms – directly connected to many organizations not committing to more extended agreements across all contracts until the market stabilizes.
The infusion of technology within candidate sourcing and attraction continues its accelerated evolution, with vendors increasingly applying GenAI, AI, and ML, boosting recruiting efficiency, strengthening candidate quality and engagement, and delivering critical data insights throughout the employee lifecycle. Intelligence around holistic talent using predictive and prescriptive analytics supports broad organizational strategies, including candidate recruiting and employee retention considerations, such as compensation disparities, high probability of resignation populations, internal mobility opportunities, and the engagement of workforce returners to fill critical skill and knowledge gaps.
published 2024-04-30 | Project by Jeanine Crane-Thompson