I’ll admit it, the HR Technology market can be downright confusing. The messaging coming from nearly every vendor sounds very similar, making it very difficult to determine which vendor does what and more importantly how they differentiate from one another. Nearly every vendor offers capabilities that are marketed as “Talent Management” or “Analytics”, ranging from [...]
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Over the years I’ve come across a number of organizations who have expensive software sitting on the shelf not being used. Not necessarily because they bought a product and chose to not implement but rather they were given the software for free and didn’t know exactly what to do with it. ERP vendors have been [...]
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As a recruiter or hiring manager how do you know whether the candidate you’re considering for your opening is genuine? Have they embellished their background a bit? Have they shielded you from their true personality or engaged in some other form of innocent (or not so innocent) deception in order to get the job? Anyone [...]
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After the events of the last few weeks I had an opportunity to reflect on the process of onboarding new employees. Having gone through a similar process at our local hospital recently I was shocked at how smooth the process went from collection of/sharing information, speed, completeness, etc and started thinking how HR can learn something [...]
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Earlier this week I was engaged in a discussion on twitter with a few individuals debating the value of all the acronyms in the HR Technology space and what it all really means. HRIS, HCM, ERP, ATS, CRM, BI, EDW, TA, TAS, TM, TMS, LMS, et al. Those of you who know me know [...]
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Having run and sat through countless numbers of software evaluations I’ve developed a firm belief that while features are important, the leading enterprise-class vendors have solid enough functionality. In most of their solutions the requirements of many organizations are able to be met through delivered functionality. What separates many of the solutions is how [...]
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