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How Vendor Attitude Shapes the Discovery Process

June 21, 2013 | By Mike Ryan


There are two types of planning philosophies used by vendors in the employee recognition space. The most common, especially among incentive companies offering an “off the shelf” product, is to ask questions that qualify the sponsoring company for “fit” within a narrow range of predefined user options. During those conversations the supplier will steer the HR practitioner into a restricted range of functionality in an effort to meet their system’s specs.


There is, of course, another way—to use the process as an opportunity to understand, define and explore opportunities that will optimize results within the framework of your needs, your business circumstances and your organizational structure.


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​Nearly five decades ago, our founder, Werner Haase, started Madison in 1975. Beginning as an incentive company, Madison had the first internet-based sales contest in 1995, followed a few years later by the first consolidated recognition web portal application.

 

Madison has evolved through consistent organic growth from a starter incentive company in the 1970s to a leading global social employee recognition and incentive company.  

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