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TPI, Outsourcing, Provider Management

HRO Provider Management: Success Requires a Disciplined Approach

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10 Oct 2007 | (Thinking Point)

The success of any Human Resources outsourcing (HRO) relationship lies not only in how well it is implemented, but also in how effectively it is managed going forward. Organizations that understand the Provider Management function and that plan for it early in the outsourcing process are better positioned for long-term success and satisfaction. Learn about TPI's suggested approach for developing and designing a Provider Management organization linked to proven, best-practice methodologies.

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