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Analyzing the User Experience: Managers vs. Employees.

Brought to you by: www.ngahr.com User Experience Research How long does it take to perform activities using your current HR IT system(s)? of HR employees believe that current HR systems decrease productivity An insight into user engagement and interaction on SAP platforms. 33 % 68 % 21 % 11 % do not rate their HR IT system because limited people have access 27% 44% Only 67 % think an ideal HR IT system would be accessible at any time 59% employees served on NGA installed HR Systems 6m+8 Languages are spoken in our HR Service Delivery Centers 25& countries 145+ Providing HR & Payroll services in Deep HR Experience and Insight… Working with 1 out of 5 Fortune 500 companies HR platforms on which NGA can deliver HR services Not very long, it’s quick and easy and only requires a few clicks A bit longer than it should be, it could be more straightforward Far too long with what feel like many unnecessary steps of HR employees have access to their HR IT systems on their personal devices, compared to of HR leaders.

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