Mandarin to English translation of posted article on sh.eastday.cn dated 2012-01-11
Judge China, in partnership with IQNavigator is officially launching a new Vendor Management System (VMS) and Managed Services solution, named „Judge China Powered by IQN‟ today. Judge China, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Judge Group, a leading professional services firm offering Technology Consulting, Staffing Solutions and Corporate Training and IQNavigator, a renowned leading services procurement solution provider, together took this giant step forward to help China-based multinational corporations (MNCs) and China's best run corporations to better manage how they procure services, including their contingent and project-based labor force in the world‟s second largest and fastest-growing economy.
As the leader of cloud-based human resource management solutions in the United States and many other countries around the world with over 14 years‟ experience, IQNavigator has been widely accepted around the world and has become the most advanced human resource VMS in the world, adopted in 118 countries and localized in 31. Its clients include various leading enterprises like DOW, GSK, Bertelsmann Arvato, M18, TCS (Tata Consultancy Services), SNDA etc.
The introduction of „Judge China Powered by IQN‟ brings a significant change to the human resource management in China. Not only can it provide Cloud HR solutions around the world and help manage temporary employees, contract workers and project-based consultants efficiently, but it is also able to manage labor reserves that account for billions of dollars in a more intelligent manner each year, so as to lower costs substantially and reduce legal and financial risk, while at the same time achieving key business targets by the strategic use of off-the-record labor forces.
Judge China provides talent solution services for multinational, state-owned and local enterprises. The Chinese market plays an important role in the global expansion of The Judge Group, who aims at increasing the number of subsidiaries in China to over 40 in the next five years.