Online tool is expected to enable multinationals govern benefit and compensation programs
Watson Wyatt has launched a new version of BenTrack, an online tool that is expected to help multinationals manage the costs and risks associated with their benefit and compensation programs across global operations.
Watson Wyatt’s BenTrack is likely to enable multinational organisations to centrally manage benefit and compensation plan data from multiple countries, subsidiaries, divisions or employee groups.
According to Watson Wyatt, BenTrack with local language capabilities and access to benefit prevalence data, the tool is expected to help companies maintain consistency and assess the competitiveness of their benefit programs.
Watson Wyat claims that the new version of BenTrack has been rebuilt and includes additions for user-defined reporting, specialised governance tools to drive process and accountability, access to market data for more than 60 countries and up-to-date benefits-related news
Bob Wesselkamper, director of international consulting at Watson Wyatt, said: Since its initial launch in 1996, Watson Wyatt has continued to improve BenTrack. This new version incorporates user feedback to address the changing needs of multinational companies. Its increased functionality will help employers improve their overall plan effectiveness and governance in an increasingly complex global business environment.