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Reskilling HR for the future: Navigating the shift to shared services

HRExecutive

One trend gaining significant traction is the move toward shared services models, particularly within HR departments. However, it also presents a formidable challenge: How do we reskill our HR professionals to thrive in this new way of working? This requires strong change management skills.

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What’s keeping HR up? 5 key takeaways about changing priorities

HRExecutive

The pace of AI adoption may be driving up HRs concern, as 52% of respondents said their HR functions have not adopted new AI technology in the past year. Among the most important HR technologies in use, AI was cited by only 5%, with the focus more on HRIS, payroll and performance management tools.

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6 ways to make redundant HR tasks a thing of the past

HRExecutive

. - Advertisement - After breaking down cross-industry data for the estimated percentage of time that HR employees spend on such nonvalue-added tasks, we highlight strategies and success factors that weve seen leading HR functions use to take this work off HRs plate.

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Tech transformation: Change leadership in HR is the real problem

HRExecutive

When we talk about the pace of change , we’re often referring to technological innovation. What about the pace of business, of the HR function, of people, of the daily problems we try to solve? Even if we deploy solutions on time and under budget, they fail to make the impact HR promises, people expect and the business needs.

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Why HR Systems Are the Backbone of Scalable Business Growth

EmployeeConnect

HR systems support this by providing: Performance review frameworks Pulse surveys and feedback tools Learning and development modules Recognition and rewards platforms By making engagement a built-in part of your HR function, you reduce the risk of disengagement and high turnover, which can be especially costly and disruptive during growth phases.

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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

AIHR

At the time, Kahan also predicted: “Management 3.0 Kahan appears to have been correct, considering the shift from traditional HR functions to people and culture. HR vs. People and Culture: What are the differences? More proactive and strategic, anticipating future needs and trends.

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Is Your HR Business Partner Model Failing? Here’s Why and How To Fix It

AIHR

HR is not just the implementer but actively contributes to shaping the organization’s direction. Collaboratively, it drives operational excellence by aligning HR strategies with business needs, enhancing resource management, and optimizing efficiency and effectiveness across the HR function.