Upcoming Webcasts

The journey of choosing and implementing a VMS is over. Now what? In this webcast, IQNavigator will examine the best practices and lessons we have learned from more than a decade of VMS deployments with many of the world’s best-known brands.

Find out the building blocks to put into place in order to build a solid program foundation that will maximize the return on your VMS investment. Cut through complex reports, erase adoption resistance, and achieve stakeholder alignment with these tried and true best practices.

Participants will walk away with:

Ability to Chart Your Course to Evolve to a Best-in-Class Program

An Understanding of the Hidden Pitfalls that can Derail Your Program

Tools to Benchmark your Program to the World’s Best Known Brands

A company’s corporate website is a powerful recruiting tool. The reality is that every ‘A’ level candidate who is carefully managing their career is visiting your website and making assumptions about your organization based on what they find. Unfortunately, many websites are not designed with the candidate experience in mind and fail to engage the right talent. This program will illustrate how leading edge organizations are developing sites that are intuitive, experiential and most importantly help filter the right candidates in and the wrong candidates out. The audience will be engaged, challenged and will leave with new ideas that can impact their organization immediately.

The Good and Bad of Enterprise Gamification will look at when gamification is a great tool to use and when it’s not. This presentation will include examples, outline risks and rewards and innovative opportunities for HR and Recruiting. We will explore some innovative uses that are pertinent to HR and Recruiting, such as a motivational tool or for onboarding, acculturation, leadership, learning, and specifically as a means of innovating internal referral programs. Attendees will be able to feel more confident with gamification as an application for their organization. They will have a checklist to spot potential problem areas. Attendees will also have a set of valuable resources to support their decisions to move forward or question requests that come in.