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How to Be the Best Sub-Vendor in the VMS/MSP Supply Chain
Concurrent Session:
Speakers:§ Bryan Peña, SVP, Contingent Workforce Strategies, CCWP,
Staffing Industry Analysts§ Dawn McCartney, Sr. Director, Contingent Workforce Strategies
& Research, The Americas, CCWP, Staffing Industry Analysts
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Understanding the MSP/VMS – Supplier Relationship
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The Cast:§ Managed Services Program (MSP) – Manages the day to day responsibility of acquiring and managing
temporary workforce to promote an effective and efficient operation. § Vendor Management System (VMS) – Technology tool, specifically a software program that distributes job
requisitions, facilitates the interview and hire process as well as time collection, approvals, reporting and invoicing.
§ Supplier aka; Temporary Agency– Recruiting companies placing workers in jobs (on assignment) on a contract
or temporary basis.§ Temporary Worker aka: Temp, Contingent Worker, Contractor,
Supplemental Employees– Workers who accept assignments for organizations on a non-permanent
basis.
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§ Vendor Neutral– Jump Ball– Anonymous
§ Prime Supplier
§ Vendor Engaged– Smaller, hand-selected supplier base
§ Hybrid Program– May include multiple worker classifications
§ Mixed Model – Labor distribution profile based on skill category
MSP Program Types
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§ Have access to requisitions
§ See their administrative burden diminished
§ Can more easily focus on their core business – recruiting
§ Experience opportunities for additional revenue
§ Expand their client base
§ Participate and benefit from Mentorship and Development programs
§ Achieve financial rewards
§ Believe in and respect the MSP/VMS partnership
When it Works Well, Suppliers….
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§ Confusing communicators§ Missing Aretha Franklin§ Administrative avalanche§ Uneven playing field– Changing rules of engagement
§ Cultural disconnect§ Unclear role
MSP/VMS: The Bad and The Ugly
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§T&C Tantrums§Bill Rate Bullies§Core Competency and the
Pinocchio Factor§Background Bandits§Compliance Con Artists
Suppliers: The Bad and The Ugly
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Top 10 “Stupid Supplier Tricks” when working with VMS Programs and Building Relationships with MSPs
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#10 - Explaining to them that you know more about their business and company
than they do.(even though this might sometimes be true)
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#8- Sending resumes of people you’ve never spoken to
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#7- Feigning shock and awe when an issue arises
(we all know it happens – tell the customer the truth and fast)
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#6- Going around the system(you will be caught, and it wont be pretty)
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#5- Keeping a high paid account manager on the account
(manage your costs and you can win at this game)
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#4- Ignoring screening requirements (most clients are serious about compliance so keep your criminals at home)
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#3- Creating your own metrics and timekeeping processes
(Clients like their own metrics and processes for whatever reason)
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#2- No Whining (your MSP can read drama on their own time – stick to facts)
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Workshop Activities
§ Handout on Table with Number§ 10-15 Minutes§ Collectively Brainstorm Table Problem
§ Be prepared to share
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The Good: Achieving Success as a Supplier
• Strategically approach MSP/VMS opportunities. Set Up an MSP-VMS Service Model
• Adhere to critical success factors
• Flex with the changing needs of the client and market
• Approach the partnership with an attitude of reciprocity
• Do not go around the system/program
• Ask for help and address issues in a productive manner
• Evaluate the contract terms thoroughly. Know what makes sense for your organization.
• Offer ideas for program improvement
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MSP/VMS: Doing the Right Thing, Gets the Right Result
• Establish supplier base that creates opportunity for success
• Acculturate Suppliers
• Train and retrain
• Approach the partnership with an attitude of reciprocity
• Uplift and promote your suppliers
• Respond quickly.
• Collaborate with Suppliers – work as a team
• Communicate, communicate, communicate • Know the temporary
workers are priority #1
• Include suppliers in your RFP process. Eliminate surprises.
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Develop relationships§ With supplier management functions in these MSPs§ With the program management team on site at the
customer§ With the client’s management – procurement,
diversity, and business unit leaders
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Rethink your delivery model
§ Time to fill becoming more important than sales/account mgmt
§ Centralized or dedicated recruitment models§ Focus on quality – don’t “throw paper”
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Build (on) successes
§ Track, manage, and improve your success in these programs
§ Market that success to other clients/programs
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Share information § VMS/MSP practices that work well§ Keep the program team informed of changes within
the client site§ Other customers that may benefit from a VMS/MSP§ Emerging needs of diversity vendors
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Other thoughts~ Diversity Providers: Don’t rely solely on that~ Consider developing a niche capability or service
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Questions
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§ Fill out the Evaluation Card on your chair (concurrent sessions)
Two Easy Ways to Give Feedback
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Presentations Available to Download§ Available on March 2§ www.staffingindustry.com/ppts_efna18
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Coming up…§ Transition Break | 11:00-11:15 am
§ Concurrent Sessions | 11:15 am-12:15 pm
– Trends and Opportunities in Latin American Staffing
Markets | Flicker 3
– Digital Transformation for Staffing Firms | Splash 9/10
– Staffing Sector Focus: Clinical/Scientific | Splash 11/12
§ Ideas in Action Session: The Ever-Expanding Landscape of Compliance – And What You Need to Know Presented by easyBackgrounds | Splash 15/16