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AI agents are set to explode: Reports forecast 45% annual growth rate

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The topic will also take center stage this fall at the HR Tech conference , where IBM CHRO and 2024 HR Executive of the Year Nickle LaMoreaux will deliver the opening keynote, titled HR Agents: Myths, Mayhem and Monumental Moments. The funding will support team expansion, enhanced customer service, and rising nationwide demand.

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2025 predictions for HR leaders and their tech tools from HR Tech

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“It’s still going to come down to what we do and how we do it,” according to Chris Havrilla , vice president of product strategy at Oracle. From talent acquisition to employee development and retention, data is driving more informed decisions and allowing HR teams to play a more strategic role in business outcomes.

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AI agent implementation has stalled. Can HR propel it forward?

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Workday, Oracle, IBM, Dayforce and other HR tech giants have announced agentic AI capabilities for their customers. Recruiting, in particular, demonstrates strong current usage and high future implementation plans, indicating that talent acquisition is becoming a prime target for AI enhancement.

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Recruiting, L&D and talent management top areas of AI opportunity and risk

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iCIMS: Winter release iCIMS unveiled its winter release mid-month, introducing a generative AI-powered recruiting assistant to boost talent acquisition efficiency. Additionally, Oracle unveiled Data Intelligence, empowering users to make more informed talent decisions by integrating data-driven insights with AI-driven actions.

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2 Things I Learned about HR Technology in 2017

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Guest Written by Andy Yen, Director of Product Marketing, Oracle HCM Cloud. This past October, I attended two of the most prominent technology conferences in the industry – Oracle Openworld and HR Technology. Here is my summary of two trends that really stood out to me from HR Tech and Oracle Openworld in 2017.

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HR Technology, Las Vegas

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blogger Jac Fitz-enz, CEO, Human Capital Source Laurie Bassi, CEO, McBassi & Co. blogger Jac Fitz-enz, CEO, Human Capital Source Laurie Bassi, CEO, McBassi & Co.

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Bersin to CHROs: You are driving the most important issues in your company

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Reporting from Oracle predicts that more than 6.5 Tools to promote growth Bersin says that CHROs are pressed to grow and transform the company while keeping employees happy in a labor market that’s only going to get tougher. And these are going to be the most difficult people to attract and retain.