VMware Workspace ONE The solution for digital employee experience

whitePaper | December 6, 2019

The Future of HR report was conducted by the Harris Poll on behalf of Paycor from August 10-20, 2017. For the full methodology, please see explanation at the end of this report.

whitePaper | January 6, 2022

Employee engagement is a popular buzzword these days as many organizations seek to retain employees and ensure each team member is fulfilled with meaningful work.

whitePaper | March 5, 2020

Digital HR is a hot topic in HR. Being an emerging field it’s important to show the value it can deliver to organizations. In this case study collection we have collected some of the best Digital HR case studies we’ve come across over the past two years. Each one connected to a specific business imperative. Using chatbots to create the best possible candidate experience. The Anchor Group, the biggest not-for-profit housing association in the UK, wanted to create a better recruitment process while providing the best possible candidate experience.

whitePaper | November 4, 2022

It’s never been tougher to find and recruit good talent. That’s the recurring message from employers across most industries globally.

whitePaper | April 11, 2020

Over the time, leadership development has evolved as much as the thought of a modern leader. The effectiveness of a leadership strategy is highly based on what context and means it is being carried out. Unlike previous times, it is not necessary to accumulate all the learners at one place to conduct sessions to impart knowledge. While we cannot negate the importance of face-to-face training, technology has brought a paradigm change in the learning scenarios at all levels. ILT, VLT, On-the-job, Social Media etc. are some of the various learning experiences that not only are technology-enabled, but also focus on keeping the learners’ engaged.

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.