There are several challenges when outsourcing administrative tasks in a small agency that has legacy solutions in place and lacks the resources needed to hire new staff or train managed service providers. Integrated software and managed services in federal HR offer a substantial new opportunity. Here are some of the key benefits of such an approach.
When using an integrated approach, small agencies benefit from newer software tools designed to reduced paper-based processes and improve overall efficiency, paired with staff that has already been trained to use that software. As a result, they can significantly reduce the amount of time needed to complete tasks such as:
This means a time-savings of up to 70% for some high-volume tasks that would otherwise require recurring manual processes.
Reduced Cost for Both Managed Services and Software
The reason so many agencies still use legacy systems is the cost of implementing, training and migrating existing processes to the new software. That cost is deferred somewhat, along with the cost of training and on-boarding new managed service staff when the two are integrated. This means benefits such as:
This can be a significant savings not just in time, but in the cost of hiring people to supplement recurring administrative tasks for HR specialists in smaller agencies.
For agencies that struggle to meet spikes in administrative demand due to limited staff and outdated software, integrated solutions can accommodate both budget and time restrictions.
To learn more about how EconSys is combining our FedRAMP-certified federal HR software solutions with highly-trained managed service staff for a configurable integrated services solution contact us to discuss with a member of our team today.