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SEERA Launches New “Project Resourcing Module” Service For CIOs
- Published August 13, 2015 3:42PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
12th August 2015
Unified Talent Management and Online HR platform, SEERA has today launched a new ‘project resourcing module’ specifically designed for CIOs wanting to effectively manage, control and report on workforce and labour planning for IT projects.
The SEERA Project Resource Module allows CIOs, IT Managers, and Project Managers to improve visibility, management and resource modelling for projects.
The SEERA Project Resource Module offers customers the ability to:
1. Identify the right resources for any project based on resource competency and skills matching
2. Search and allocate resources quickly and cost effectively
3. Improve organisation wide visibility of all projects through dashboards and reports
4. Analyse the resource impact and cost of the project to the organisation;
5. Manage resources from other parts of the organisation that can be deployed on projects, minimising organisational waste
6. Plan multiple projects at a time and understand the impact of each project on the organisation, in terms of both cost and skills mix
7. Create automated org charts with clear reporting lines
8. Cost effectively manage IT projects from $3 per resource per month.
According to Brad Birchall, Co-Founder and CEO of SEERA: “The SEERA Project Resource Module is a world leading capability that is designed for IT departments and CIOs to effectively manage people decisions for company projects.”
“This new module provides companies with greater insights and control over their project resourcing, reducing project risk and improving the effectiveness of resource allocation across the organisation.”
Photo opportunity: SEERA attending SFIA Sydney Conference on Thursday 13th August – Brad Birchall will be attending this conference and will be available to meet with media for interviews and photos.
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