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whitePaper | December 31, 2019

Human resources presents a wide variety of artificial intelligence use cases. Some fall into the most traditional view of AI in which technology takes over functions traditionally reserved for people. In other cases, however, AI’s role is not to replace humans, but to maximize their impact. The use of AI in human resources is already widespread, and for good reason - hiring directly impacts business goals, and using AI to forward those goals is an obvious win.

whitePaper | December 31, 2019

As companies look to become more flexible and agile in the marketplace, they’re hiring greater numbers of temporary, or contract, workers. At the same time, full-time and part-time employees — both hourly and salaried — are looking for greater control over work/life balance and a more engaging work experience. This “blended” workforce wants to work smarter, with consumer-grade ease and speed from their first day to their last.

whitePaper | February 19, 2020

Today, the usage of eLearning and, increasingly, Mobile Learning is becoming a standard part of organizational training delivery. From the learners’ perspective, the reasons range from the flexibility of training on the go, on the device of the learners’ choice, and when they want it. The organizations see a significant gain in being able to reach a wider audience with a consistent message and be able to track the progress effectively.

whitePaper | January 17, 2022

That future certainly hasn’t materialized yet, and won’t anytime soon. Even so, artificial intelligence (AI) is far more than just a passing trend, although it is currently largely misunderstood in the recruiting world.

whitePaper | November 7, 2022

This significant emphasis on necessities stretches beyond what HR Managers expected: only 69% thought that employees would spend their workplace financial rewards on essentials.

whitePaper | February 3, 2023

As organizations and workforces around the world continue charting their course ahead for 2022 and beyond, many are finding that while remote work was sustainable the past two years, it may not be a long-term recipe for success. For some organizations, the in-person work experience remains a vital part of their business operation, corporate culture, and overall brand identity. In a world where personalization and adaptability is expected, can workers return to an office setting and still achieve the flexibility that many came to appreciate during the Remote Era?