I am currently project managing a Bullhorn implementation for one of our clients, an early adopter of Bullhorn in the UK. Part of the commercials was that we blog the project so others can see it as it develops, both good or bad.
Bullhorn were selected from a shortlist of 7 suppliers, beating eploy in a very close thing. It was the built in email and electronic timesheets that won the client over in the end.
The project began in August and is scheduled to go live in late October. The timetable includes time for Bullhorn to get its platform ready for the UK with dates, currency, post code searching and Broadbean being added. This project will include the integration of Bullhorn with Saber Analytics using web services as part of the go live too.
The Kamanchi team are in Boston this week, so look out for weekly updates and feel free to comment on this with questions
2 comments:
Very interesting read.
I am curious as to how you are integrating Saber (client/server) with Bullhorn (SaaS), how it will be hosted, and whether the web-services you mention are being developed as a resellable package, or a one off.
Pan Eight
We will create the Web Services for the Saber/Bullhorn integration and offer as a package or as consultancy depending on the client requirement
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