Software company honored for helping enterprises achieve an agile workforce
Beeline, a global leader in software solutions for managing the contingent workforce, announced today that it has been named one of Ardent Partners‘ “Key Solution Providers of the 2020s.”
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Beeline was the second company named to Ardent’s list of the twenty most influential solution providers of the decade within the sourcing, procurement, and contingent workforce markets.
“We’re thrilled to receive this award as recognition of our efforts to transform the way non-employee talent is engaged and managed,” said Colleen Tiner, Senior Vice President of Strategy at Beeline. “With non-employees comprising 43 percent of the average workforce according to Ardent Partners’ most recent report on the State of the Contingent Workforce, we are committed to giving our clients the technology they need to compete and succeed in the future of work.”
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For 20 years, the leading software solution for managing non-employee labor has been the vendor management system (VMS). With its ability to automate the contingent staffing process, Beeline VMS facilitates the sourcing and management all types of non-employee labor. By introducing innovative technologies into its VMS, like artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, and direct sourcing and talent pools, Beeline provides the foundation for total workforce optimization – determining the right mix of employees and non-employees for greater business agility.
“Beeline was named a Key Solution Provider in 2020 specifically for their long track record of innovation in the contingent workforce management technology arena. Their robust partner ecosystem, alignment with the Future of Work movement, and overall commitment to total workforce management makes them a valuable and leading player in the CWM solutions market,” said Christopher J. Dwyer, Vice President at Research at Ardent Partners.
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