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How HCM technology can harness the power of APIs

HRExecutive

Many HCM vendors offer integrated partner applications that work hand in hand with the company’s system of record (SOR) and expand HR’s functionality. HR can pick and choose which applications or software they need to best serve their organization and its business needs. What solutions do you need?

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Digital HR

AIHR

HR effectiveness: At this phase, companies use HR technology to upgrade existing people practices such as performance management, talent acquisition, and training. The critical question is, ‘To what extent do we use technology to innovate our HR practices?’ Think about recruitment, for example.

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How To Craft a Strategic Hiring Plan in 2025

AIHR

A hiring plan is a detailed strategy that outlines your company’s recruitment needs for a specific period of time, typically one year. A hiring plan is a detailed strategy that outlines your company’s recruitment needs for a specific period of time, typically one year.

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Brokers: 5 HR Trends to Guide Your 2025 Strategy

Extensis

Quick look: A new year is here, and with it comes a fresh set of workplace trends, from further incorporating artificial intelligence into daily tasks to designing comprehensive succession plans. An AI-driven program can streamline that task without replacing the current system.

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What is Hire-to-Retire (HTR)?

HR Lineup

Hire-to-Retire (HTR) refers to the comprehensive employee lifecycle management process that spans from the moment an individual is recruited until they retire or exit the organization. Recruitment and Hiring Recruitment marks the starting point of the HTR process. These stages include: 1.

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HRIS vs. HRMS vs. HCM

HiBob

When searching for the ideal HR software to enhance efficiency and productivity, teams often need to choose between an HRIS, HRMS, or HCM system. This article will clarify the differences between these three types of HR systems and guide you in selecting the best option to meet your specific business needs. What is an HRIS?

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HR technology landscape: A comprehensive guide

MiHCM

It spans everything from core administrative processes such as payroll, benefits administration, and time tracking to strategic talent management modules that support recruitment, learning, and performance. Talent acquisition : Applicant tracking systems (ATS), candidate relationship management (CRM), and onboarding portals.