did you know?

• In order to maintain a competitive advantage, every organization desires flexibility and rapidity within budget when it comes to business and technology initiatives.
• The cost and demands of Information Technology have businesses focusing their internal resources on core competencies and operations, while at the same time, looking for agility and versatility in contingent resources to get critical projects done.
• As technology becomes an increasingly important component of business operations, the need for qualified IT talent is growing across a variety of sectors in the corporate realm.
• The view of IT has been gradually shifting to a business partner and differentiator role. To capitalize and deliver on this paradigm shift, a company needs to make fiscally responsible decisions in their Business and IT resource procurements.
• One of the findings from a 2014 Accenture analysis shows that only 39 percent of executives cited cost savings as a primary benefit of an extended workforce strategy. Far more important is access to skills: About two-thirds (64 percent) of respondents cited the ability to flexibly adjust to changing demands for skills as a key benefit of using project-based workers.