Allegis Global Solutions (AGS), a leading provider of global talent acquisition and workforce solutions, announced expedited strategy to address rapidly changing client and talent needs
Allegis Global Solutions (AGS), a leading provider of global talent acquisition and workforce solutions, announced expedited strategy to address rapidly changing client and talent needs.
Chad Lane, President of AGS, today unveiled the company’s updated strategy that puts a strong focus on bringing greater value to clients in an agile, consultative and strategic way as clients navigate the uncertainty, complexity and flexibility of a fast-changing talent landscape.
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AGS’ talent led philosophy offers clients a wide range of solutions from MSP and RPO to Procurement Solutions, Workforce and Technology Consulting and Direct Sourcing. With the investment and creation of a new function to drive additional client value, the Global Business Services Group will leverage capabilities across all products bringing together data, technology, analytics and delivery. AGS’ continued investment in proprietary technologies such as QuantumWork and DocuSift brings data-driven insights to clients in a more consumable way to improve and simplify the experience for the hiring manager, worker and supplier.
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“Over the last two years, we had started to see a shift in the industry with many clients starting to think about work and talent in a more holistic way, so we were already on the journey to help companies rethink how they get work done,” says Chad Lane, President. “Then COVID-19 hit and we accelerated our strategy and investment in our business to bring together data insights, technology and partners to provide rapid, agile and scalable solutions needed in this new world of work.”
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