LAS VEGAS (November 09, 2009) – Kronos® Incorporated today announced a major restructuring of its workforce to more effectively address business challenges of its customer base. As a result, every Kronos customer will work with experts who are uniquely skilled in their industry.
News Facts
* As part of a company-wide initiative to always exceed customer expectations, Kronos has aligned its workforce with the following industry segments:
o Retail and Hospitality- including department stores, food/drug retail, specialty retail, dining, gaming, and lodging
o Healthcare- including health services, hospitals, long-term care, and specialty care
o Manufacturing – including automotive, chemicals, consumer products, fabricated metal, high tech, industrial construction, life sciences, oil and gas, paper and plastic, and raw materials
o Services and Distribution – including aviation, distribution, financial, media and software, transportation, and warehousing
o Public Sector – including federal government, higher education, K-12, local government, social services, and state government
* Focusing on industry segments enables Kronos to:
o Deeply understand how workforce management technology can be tailored to solve industry-specific critical business issues.
o Work with customers to continually evolve workforce management technology to meet the needs of a changing workforce.
* To broaden the depth of its industry knowledge, additional subject matter experts are being added across the entire Kronos organization.
Supporting Quotes
* Aron Ain, chief executive officer, Kronos
“We have a fundamental belief that workforce management doesn’t have to be so hard. This shift in our strategy enables us to more effectively address unique challenges and simplify the complexities of managing the workforce in our targeted vertical markets.”
Supporting Resources
* This announcement was made from KronosWorks(TM), the industry’s largest venue for exchanging ideas in how to effectively manage the workforce. KronosWorks is taking place this week in Las Vegas.
Source: Kronos