Technology Category
- Automation & Control - Human Machine Interface (HMI)
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Mining
Applicable Functions
- Human Resources
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Leasing Finance Automation
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Peoplefusion is a recruitment company based in Newcastle, Australia. Founded in 2007 by Directors Ali Kimmorley and Sally Bartley, the company specializes in various areas, including office support, finance, human resources, sales and marketing, executive, information technology, supply chain, engineering, mining, and manufacturing. Peoplefusion has grown to become a leading recruitment consultancy in the region, known for its professionalism and ability to connect with the best talent. The company was born out of the founders' passion for finding the perfect candidate for the right company, and it has since grown to become synonymous with high standards of professionalism.
The Challenge
Peoplefusion, a Newcastle-based recruitment company, was grappling with the limitations of its legacy system. The server-based solution was slow, ineffective, and lacked the features necessary for Peoplefusion's unique recruitment sector and style. The system was often unresponsive, and the customer service was subpar. As the company grew, it quickly outgrew its software, leading to the need for a change. Peoplefusion needed a solution that was future-proof, optimized for its sectors, and could provide reliable support when needed.
The Solution
Peoplefusion turned to Bullhorn, an international market leader in recruitment software. Bullhorn offered a cloud-based, fast, and customizable system that could meet Peoplefusion's needs. The 24-hour support provided by Bullhorn was a significant deciding factor for Peoplefusion. After implementing Bullhorn, Peoplefusion was able to reduce its front-end administration times by half for many of its key functions, improving workflow speed and freeing up more time for placements. Bullhorn's intelligent integrations eliminated the need for manual candidate uploads, and communications between candidates and clients became easier than ever. Peoplefusion customized the Bullhorn interface to its preferences and implemented additional features through the Bullhorn Marketplace, achieving a tailored system that met all its requirements.
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