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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

“Technology can have huge benefits for the HR function: saving time by streamlining processes, boosting engagement by enabling analysis of people data or improving employee development by allowing staff to access the content they need on different platforms, wherever and whenever they need it. Caughlin , and Donald M.

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Top 10 Talent Trends

Cielo HR Leader

Summer is in full swing, and 2014 has reached the halfway point (albeit a couple of weeks ago, on July 1). As the year continues to race by, today we take a step back to recap the most noteworthy 2014 statistics to date. How has the mindset of today’s talent shifted in recent months? Present disconnect between business and HR.

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Innovative HR and Why Technology Innovators Can’t Survive Without It

Visier

Here’s how a data-driven HR function can increase your organization’s chances for success: Do QA Testing On Your Recruitment Process. When it comes to engineers and developers, the competition for talent is truly global, and getting more fierce by the minute.

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What Is the Difference Between People Ops and HR?

Zenefits

Trending in the talent management space is People Operations , or People Ops. Unlike the full HR function, People Operations focuses on the idea that people are the true customer of your business. But where HR has other roles to fill, People Operations are focused singularly on that task.

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HR Technology’s Winning Formula: A Tool, Not A Crutch

TalentCulture

The cost of poor retention, when fully itemized, often exceeds 50% of first-year compensation and can easily exceed 100% of compensation for critical managers and professionals ( www.staffing.org ). With talent analytics data providing insight into why employees leave, the value is clearly there.

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HR Software: What Is It and Why You Might Need It in 2023?

Bayzat

The most common HR software types are: Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) – A comprehensive and popular choice that covers many HR functionalities, from recruitment to workflow and payroll. Payroll software can calculate total compensation, transfer funds, and stay on top of tax and other information.

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HR Meets Technology: The Ten Facets Of Culture

TalentCulture

HR is part of a competitive reality. A 2014 Aberdeen/IBM study showed that best in class organizations are 3.7 times more likely to train for analytics skills and 5 times more likely to hire analytics professionals – including talent analytics. HR is multifunctional. Back to analytics here.