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IQNavigator provides services procurement solutions[ buzzword ] through its vendor management system (VMS) and managed services offerings.
Privately funded, IQNavigator, Inc was founded in April 1999 and focuses on helping companies achieve competitive advantage through talent management. [1] The company has headquarters in Denver, Colorado and London, England, along with satellite locations throughout Europe and Asia. IQNavigator's Vendor Management System is a SaaS platform. [2]
IQNavigator offers the ability to create custom report of all fields including customer defined fields. These reports can either be run in real-time or scheduled to run on a predefined bases (weekly, monthly, etc.).
IQNavigator offers a variety of mobile computing features including: time entry, approvals, sourcing and real-time access to statistics with interactive reports and data views. These features are available on the Blackberry, iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
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