For most companies, HR data resides not only in their HR Management system, but also in other, disparate HR systems (the applicant tracking system, learning management, recognition, payroll, performance management, and more). MORE

For most companies, HR data resides not only in their HR Management system, but also in other, disparate HR systems (the applicant tracking system, learning management, recognition, payroll, performance management, and more). MORE

The latest Talent Management Technology Value Matrix (TMTVM) by Nucleus Research is out, and the report is making some waves. The report places talent management vendors in one of four quadrants on a matrix: Leader, Expert, Facilitator, and Core Provider. MORE

Let’s learn more. When it comes to ERP vs. CRM: CRM systems are more sales-orientated in nature, managing relationships of prospects and customers. A CRM lets users deposit and manage data about the leads they are pursuing, and the customers they are delighting. MORE

And, while you may think you are offering top-notch learning and development programs, they don’t think you are doing such a great job. And when they don’t see a commitment to helping them gain the skills they need to advance their careers, your employees are open to offers from competitors who are investing in learning and development. Employee development is at the heart of successful talent management. Institutional knowledge/Knowledge management. MORE

For most companies, HR data resides not only in their HR Management system, but also in other, disparate HR systems (the applicant tracking system, learning management, recognition, payroll, performance management, and more). MORE

It’s understandable if your thoughts are more focused on striking the right balance of Turkey and Tofurkey at the office party, managing family logistics come Christmas, and making sure things are running smoothly so you can focus on life outside of work. MORE