TalentGuard™ Talent Management Software Chosen by Multiple Industry Leaders
Austin, TX – Monday, May 13, 2013 – TalentGuard™, developer of the Cloud 6.0 suite of talent management software, announces five new additions to their community of diverse organizations and institutions. The companies join TalentGuard™ at a time of rapid movement and growth in the talent management services industry, and are pioneers by implementing a cutting-edge suite of automated human resources solutions into their strategic business initiatives.
TalentGuard™ provides a portfolio of offerings that anticipates and satisfies the unique needs of today’s businesses, and allows clients seamless incorporation with their current projects and objectives. The software is applicable to a wide range of industries, as illustrated by the variety of clients that have recently chosen TalentGuard™, including:
- Brigham Young University – Idaho
- Dynarex
- USON
- MPC Healthcare (a member of Albatha Group)
- Digital Reasoning
These companies have turned to TalentGuard™ for innovative tools that will maximize the potential of their employees and ultimately lead to exceeding organizational goals.
The TalentGuard™ Solution:
TalentGuard’s™ seven integrated software solutions are based on established best practices and focus on the areas of performance management, career pathing, applicant tracking, learning management and career development planning. The customizable solutions have a powerful backend that allows human resources, managers and employees to fully automate their performance appraisals, cascading goals, development planning, career pathing, succession planning, 360 feedback, learning management and much more. All of these attributes combine to provide leaders with a deeper insight into the performance of their employees and drive important decisions regarding their workforce.
TalentGuard™ aims to help companies improve their workforce and overall business objectives in 2013 with better retention rates, increased productivity and improved performance.
Comments Regarding the News:
TalentGuard™ CEO and notable career advisor, Linda M. Ginac, PMC, couldn’t be more pleased with the direction of the company. “Our mission has been, and will remain, to be a leader in talent management solutions by providing our clients great products and unparalleled, high-touch customer service. We’re excited to bring these great companies aboard and look forward to helping them improve employee engagement and performance.”
About TalentGuard™:
TalentGuard™ specializes in ‘Predictive People Development’ with their suite of cloud-based talent management software. Their unique and affordable solutions enable companies both large and small to maximize the human potential within their organization to achieve greater business successes. TalentGuard™ Cloud 6.0 helps companies envision, improve and deploy strategic talent management programs in multiple areas of human resources administration.
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