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By Jason Corsello on February 2, 2010
Last week, we launched a revolutionary new service at Knowledge Infusion…KI OnDemand. KI OnDemand is the only on-demand insight, consulting and advisory service of its kind. What the heck does that mean? Simply stated, our goal of KI OnDemand is to provide insight, knowledge, and guidance for our clients with three simple outcomes in [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged advisory service, Consulting, HR consulting, Human resources, On Demand, Twitter
By Jason Corsello on January 5, 2010
Today, Authoria announce the merger with Peopleclick to create Peopleclick Authoria. Bedford Funding, the private equity firm that owns Authoria is spending $100 million to acquire and merge the companies. I’d love to say I had my crystal ball out when we recorded the Bill Kutik Radio Show a few weeks ago and predicted [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged Authoria, Bedford Funding, crm, Mergers And Acquisitions, private equity, recruiting, software as a service, SuccessFactors, talent management, Taleo
By Jason Corsello on December 7, 2009
As you may have noticed, last week Gartner published its annual E-Recruitment Magic Quadrant. With every Magic Quadrant comes the press releases from vendors telling people how great Gartner thinks they are, other vendor quietly complaining about their precise positioning in the graph, and the myriads of “influencers” challenging Gartner’s vendor rankings due to their [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Software | Tagged analyst, ATS, e-recruitment, gartner, iCIMS, knowledge infusion, Magic Quadrant, Peopleclick, recruiting, Silkroad, SuccessFactors, Successfactros, talent acquisition, Taleo, Total cost of ownership, Uncategorized
By Jason Corsello on October 15, 2009
Today was a long anticipated day in the most recent chapter of Oracle applications. Larry Ellison, Oracle’s CEO, announced “code completion” of Oracle Fusion Applications in his keynote speech at Oracle’s annual OpenWorld Conference. While Ellison’s announcement was much anticipated and has begun to answer many questions, many questions still remain.
How To Interpret Today’s [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Software | Tagged #OOW09, Fusion, Fusion Applications, OpenWorld, oracle, Oracle Fusion Applications, PeopleSoft, software as a service, SuccessFactors, workday
By Jason Corsello on August 27, 2009
After reading speculation this week that Taleo is preparing for another acquisition, it got me thinking…“Who should they buy?”
The prospective acquisition options are all over the map. They could acquired another talent acquisition vendor to really expand their market share and leadership position. They could acquire another talent management suite provider. They could enter [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged acquisition, Authoria, EPS, jobs2web, Mergers And Acquisitions, talent acquisition, talent management, Taleo, vemo, WWC
By Jason Corsello on July 27, 2009
Over the past few years, we’ve seen new and traditional private equity firms slowly gain interest in the HR technology space. Private equity investment isn’t actually new to the HR vendor market. General Atlantic Partners has been one firm that has take interest in HR over the years.
Private Equity & HR Technology
More recently, a [...]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Authoria, Human Capital Management, knowledge infusion, Kronos, private equity, SumTotal, talent management
By Jason Corsello on June 30, 2009
I have written a lot about the advantages and disadvantages of the SaaS model over the past years. As many of you know, I am a huge advocate for SaaS done right and by all indications (including some forthcoming research) the use of SaaS is continuing to increase at significant rates.
The branding of “SaaS” [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Business-to-Business, knowledge infusion, SaaS, software as a service, SuccessFactors, taleo Performance, workday
By Jason Corsello on June 16, 2009
I was first introduced to SuccessFactors back in 2004. The company was 30 employees, operating out of their venture capital firm’s office in Silicon Valley, and doing less than $15 million in revenue.
What impressed me about SuccessFactors back then was that they were different. The product was intuitive, simple and easy to use…all characteristics [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged innovation, SuccessFactors, talent management
