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| Re: recruitment databases - help please |
| Author: | Chris Pawsey |
| Date: | Monday, 10th Aug 2009 10:24 |
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| Category: | Recruitment Software | | URL: | http://web.ukrecruiter.co.uk/forum/Forum/read.php?i=190376 |
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Hi Alex,
My name is Chris and I am the sales manager at Evolve. As I look through your points we tick every box.
We compete with all of the other products you mention in your post and I would be delighted to show you our application via a remote demonstration.
Take a look at our website at www.evolvedb.co.uk and request a demo or feel free to give us a call on 01252 333344.
Talk Soon I hope
Chris Pawsey, Sales Manager, Evolve |
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| Re: recruitment databases - help please |
| Author: | Ray |
| Date: | Monday, 10th Aug 2009 13:11 |
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| Category: | Recruitment Software | | URL: | http://web.ukrecruiter.co.uk/forum/Forum/read.php?i=190376 |
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Hi Alex,
Why not Bond? They have a new web based system? I think most of the systems we saw could be hosted but the better ones were written in windows. The true web ones IE: accessed through a web brocwser lacked functionality and were too basic. The integration with Outlook and word was also clunky compared to the hosted, server clients apps?
Good luck and feel free to e-mail me for a list of the ones we saw for a guide.
Ray |
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| Re: recruitment databases - help please |
| Author: | Andy Hinxman |
| Date: | Thursday, 13th Aug 2009 09:57 |
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Hi
I run an independent IT Support company for the Recruitment industry and we work with several Recruitment Database systems.
I would say that looking at your requirements there are many out there that will meet your needs but based on the fact that you want it hosted and based on recommendations I have had from clients and ex colleagues (and from knowing the systems quite well), I would recommend Bullhorn or RDB Pro.
Bullhorn is particularly good for your start up business as it incorporates an email system and is fully hosted for you.
RDB Pro is a server / client product but RDB Pro will host this for you and also offer email hosting I believe.
These two are both cost effective options.
Bond v11 is relatively new for me and I have heard mixed reviews about this. We have a lot of clients on the older Bond system v8 or v9 some are thinking of moving, some are happy, but the web based v11 is supposed to be far superior to this, however, I have also heard that cost could be an issue with this system...I will let you investigate this further.
Anyway, I hope this input is of use.
Andy
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| Re: recruitment databases - help please |
| Author: | Martin Dangerfield |
| Date: | Friday, 11th Sep 2009 09:44 |
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Hi - It probably depends on the type of business you are delivering. I do a lot of search based work and found that invenias (www.invenias.com) works really well for me. It works from within outlook making is simpler to manage email and contact history.
M. |
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