HR departments have to be data-driven, agile, and deeply skilled in sourcing and attracting new talent. HR recruiters need to have the right capabilities to meet today’s business talent needs. Cloud-based HR solutions are becoming increasingly popular; businesses across the board are starting to take advantage of the opportunities it has made available, and the HR sector is no exception. ...

Workforce engagement has gotten a lot of attention over the past few years as businesses struggle to find, motivate, and retain the best talent in a competitive job market. Likewise, there is a lot of focus on social media and its impact on HR recruitment and management challenges. The social platform enables employees to connect each other by sharing knowledge ...

Human resource management is one of the most important aspects of a business. It includes sourcing and recruiting candidates, managing performance reviews, administering employee payroll and benefits, organizing internal training and development programs, and facilitating collaboration between employees through social media tools. HR departments need to deal with a host of data-related issues and suffer sub-optimal process efficiencies with offline ...

Increasing productivity is one of the most important goals in an organization. Businesses have to deal with enormous amount of data coming from multiple channels and use it to boost employee productivity and business performance. In case of HR management, the data here is employee information and confidential business data. HR software helps revolutionize the way HR management decisions are ...

Human resource management is an important task in the field of healthcare – it plays an active and vital role in the success of the reform of the health sector. HR software for healthcare companies help HR professionals track contact information, benefits, time off, training awards, certifications, and performance evaluations of nurses, doctors, medical technicians, and support staff. The latest ...

Big data in human resource management refers to the use of many data sources to evaluate and enhance practices including recruitment, training and development, performance, compensation, and overall business performance. It also has attracted the attention of HR professionals who now can analyze mountains of data to answer key questions regarding employee productivity, the impact of training on business performance, ...