Arbita, provider of recruitment marketing technology, media planning and consulting services, has teamed up with TalentSpring, a provider of semantic search technology products for the recruiting industry, to create the white paper, “Semantic Search: Sourcing Success Beyond Boolean Search,”  that is available to download now.

Two of the leaders in online search today, Shally Steckerl of Arbita and Bryan Starbuck of TalentSpring, have teamed up to author this paper and explain to recruiters how these search techniques can improve quality and reduce time-to-fill and cost.

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Shally Steckerl, EVP of Arbita, Inc. and founder of JobMachine, will be the keynote speaker at the Sourcing Summit taking place one day before the Onrec.com Online Recruitment Conference & Expo 2009. This training program will be held at the Donald E Stephens Convention Center, in Chicago, on Nov. 2, 2009.

 

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Arbita, provider of recruitment marketing technology, media planning and consulting services, announced a special edition of Arbita’s Recruitment Genome Project conducted in collaboration with Onrec.com and Kennedy Information.

The survey will compare the recruitment practices of Onrec.com and Kennedy Information communities with those of the broader recruitment community. Results will be released later this year and  presented during  the Onrec.com Online Recruitment Conference and Expo, November 3 and 4 in Chicago.

 

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Arbita, provider of recruitment marketing technology and media planning services, and ATS vendor MrTed will offer customers of both companies free recruiting tools and training. view article »

Arbita, a provider of recruitment marketing technology, recruitment marketing analytics and media planning services, has named Romuald Restout as Vice President of Product Development.

Restout was previously director of products and technology for Talent Technology Corporation, where he managed product roadmaps and synthesized product initiatives for the company’s Resume Mirror and HireDesk divisions. He was also principal for technology practice at Humanuo, an HR technology consulting and development firm in Los Angeles.

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Arbita, a provider of recruitment marketing technology, media and services, unveiled Arbita OneSource, a candidate sourcing platform that helps recruiters rapidly identify hard-to-find candidates on the Internet.

Arbita OneSource automates much of the routine tasks of Internet candidate research quickly extracting resumes, candidate profiles and contact information from major search engines like Google, Yahoo, Alltheweb, AltaVista and Microsoft Live.

Arbita OneSource was made possible in large part by a recent partnership with Broadlook Technologies.

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Don Ramer, Arbita founder and CEO, has been elected to the Board of Governors for the International Association of Employment Web Sites. Arbita is a provider of recruitment marketing technology, media planning and services. view article »

Arbita, a provider of recruitment marketing technology, media and services, has named three industry all-stars to its executive team.

Shally Steckerl, whose JobMachine merged with Arbita earlier this year, joins the company as executive vice president. George LaRocque joins as executive vice president of sales and marketing. He previously was with Bullhorn. Glenn Gutmacher joins as vice president of Arbita Consulting and Education Services. He had been with JobMachine.

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Arbita and Job Machine, which merged earlier this year, will be at HR Tech this week giving recruiters a first look at Arbita’s expanded range of products and services. view article »

Arbita and Boxwood Technology have teamed up to expand the advertising options available to employers seeking to reach professionals and especially passive workers. Arbita, a job posting distribution service, will include the professional societies, associations and trade groups who are users of Boxwood Technology's career center platform.

Arbita clients will now be able toreach the professionals who frequent  these sites.

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