Human Resources Trends for 2019

whitePaper | December 20, 2019

The world of human capital management is constantly evolving. New technologies that help your organization drive productivity, stay ahead of compliance, hire and develop key resources, and deliver AI-driven insights are available everywhere. In fact, there are 80+ HCM software providers competing for your business. How do you make the right choice for your organization? Selecting a vendor based on its technology isn’t enough.

whitePaper | October 3, 2022

The world is reopening and we know you’re ready to ramp back up. While the future is looking brighter for SMEs, we know you’re currently facing one big challenge – you’re in dire need of staff, and when you do find them, you need to onboard them quickly and efficiently.

whitePaper | June 15, 2022

Today, most leaders recognize that diversity, equity, and inclusion (known interchangeably as D&I, DEI, and more recently DEIB-the B standing for Belonging) is a mission-critical business function. Yet, some companies still view D&I as a single component of employee care programs, rather than a core function that must permeate every aspect of an organization and shape its goals and activities from the most strategic down to the most tactical.

whitePaper | December 10, 2022

An HR technology stack is a must-have for any modern People team. Selecting the right combination of relevant technologies helps HR professionals to manage, execute, analyze, and optimize all of their People practices — and we mean all.

whitePaper | March 6, 2023

A few years ago, workforce management and employee experience initiatives used to be nice-to-haves, but now they are at the forefront of people planning and management. To remain competitive and attract top talent in today’s business climate, companies cannot ignore the added value that digital transformation brings, nor ignore the constantly changing needs of employees. Workforce management solutions (WFM) align business processes and procedures for human capital management.

whitePaper | June 30, 2022

The new world of work is a hybrid environment, and the confluence of people and technology is the way forward. From 2020 to 2021, the world witnessed a paradigm shift that would change the state of HR. Economic uncertainty and the “Great Resignation” played a crucial role in convincing HR teams to shift from traditional setups to more flexible working arrangements. Companies that digitized their HR processes early on had a clear advantage in their transition to hybrid work. Meanwhile, other companies have begun using HR technology more in the hybrid era but to varying degrees of success. The next step now is for HR leaders to leverage HR technology to address new challenges such as employee engagement and retention.