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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.

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

Visier

There are a few areas where technology companies commonly struggle to improve when it comes to their people: Recruitment, Workforce Diversity, Retention, and Strategic Workforce Planning. Here’s how a data-driven HR function can increase your organization’s chances for success: Do QA Testing On Your Recruitment Process.

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

Visier

There are a few areas where technology companies commonly struggle to improve when it comes to their people: Recruitment, Workforce Diversity, Retention, and Strategic Workforce Planning. Here’s how a data-driven HR function can increase your organization’s chances for success: Do QA Testing On Your Recruitment Process.

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HR Supercharged: How Modern Tech is Changing Work

ClearCompany HRM

Technology has made quite the impact on both what tools are being used in modern HR departments, as well as what features and functionality users expect. Take, for example, the Cloud. In a 2014 IDG survey, only 24% of enterprise organizations migrated or planned to migrate HR functions/applications to the Cloud.

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Data Literacy: An Essential Skill for HR Professionals

Analytics in HR

They benchmarked their employee turnover to other banks, discovering that they had an above-average turnover in some key roles. First, the team explored the turnover data by region, branch, and demographic indicators. In short, data literacy is a crucial part of the new standard for HR professionals.

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How advanced payroll systems and HR reporting can save you this new financial year

Ascender

A Towers Watson survey conducted in 2014 surveyed over 1,000 organisations globally. They found HR data and analytics to be in the top three areas for technology spend for HR functions. And there is a good reason payroll technology sits high in this list: data is the present and the future of sophisticated HR.

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

Bayzat

Just as there are numerous different HR tasks, so are there countless software solutions to dealing with these products. 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.