Different organisations manage and use Contingent resources differently as this comes down to the nature of their work and, more importantly, their key business drivers.
However, when it comes to improving these processes, most of them typically only look at simplifying the supply chain (processes), reducing cost & risk, and increasing compliance (via a Statement of Work, or SoW).
Perhaps these are the most straight forward areas to target and although this creates efficiency, it does not provide the organisation with a competitive advantage such as agility that can increase revenue opportunities. Nor does it help to optimise the workforce for them to increase their productivity levels.
There are other essential components that I thought most organisations are overlooking, that they should be looking at to get a clearer picture of the current state of their Contingent Workforce model. They are:
Looking at these elements in combination with supply chain processes, cost & risk and compliance will help an organisation understand the current status of their Contingent Workforce model and determine where needs to be improved.
And here are the elements put into graphical format:
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