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This is a Business Analysis and System Recommendation report for acquiring employee recruitment and tracking for Maryland Technology Consultants (MTC). The report comprises four main sections: strategic use of technology, process analysis, requirements, and system recommendations. The proposed system is projected to exhibit numerous advantages in the company operations, recruitment success rate, and improved revenues. Each section is broken down into multiple subsections addressing respective issues. The report details the business operations, suitability, requirements, and the applicability of the employee recruitment and tracking system.
Strategic Use of Technology
Business Strategy
MTCs business strategy is to deliver exceptional consulting services and advice to its customers by employing highly trained consultants and establishing new business concepts and best practices (Suryanto et al., 2018). Acquiring a hiring system would be a game-changer for the company as it would hire the most skilled employees with ease. The company would also spend less time and resources in the recruitment process, enabling it to achieve more in record time. The results would be translated to client services and satisfaction, as well as company revenues, employee retention, and satisfaction.
Competitive Advantage
Currently, MTC operates on-site to provide all consulting services to clients. The company enjoys an onsite client base, but a high referral rate. While the company enjoys its reputation for providing quality services, its onsite operations are limited. The company will be able to recruit employees remotely (Shane et at, 2020) with the acquisition of an online employee recruitment and tracking software
Strategic Objectives
Decision Making
The senior management staff makes the most important decisions which impact most parts, if not the entire organization (PaDkowska, 2020).
References
PaDkowska, M. (2020). Business Analyst Tasks for Requirement Elicitation. In International Conference on E-Business and Telecommunications (pp. 175-193). Springer, Cham. Web.
Shane, M., Wisnudrajat, L., Wang, G., & Kaburuan, E. R. (2020). Implementing gamification on a web-based recruitment system using marczewskis gamification framework: An overview. International Journal, 9(3). Web.
Suryanto, T., Rahim, R., & Ahmar, A. S. (2018). Employee recruitment fraud prevention with the implementation of decision support system. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1028, No. 1, p. 012055). IOP Publishing. Web.
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