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VR and AR are Adding Value to Employee Training Processes

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AR and VR provide an immersive and realistic experience of the scenarios, which makes them vital incorporations in the context of employee training. Enterprises are showing a keen interest in adopting virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) into their processes. The domain of AR stays in the production area, whereas VR is generally deployed in the employee training space. Such training can also be used in case of hard skills, i.e., job training as well as for soft skills such as team management or communication. Increasingly  AR and VR  are becoming a helpful tool in supporting the employee learning process. Major Implementation Areas The ability of AR and VR to provide an immersive and realistic experience of the scenarios makes them vital incorporations in the context of employee training. VR simulations influence various training tools, thereby creating highly realistic experiences. Moreover, employees learn faster and better as technology allows them to perform

Best Practices for HR Tech Transformation

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In terms of people management, evolving leadership approach, and  digital HR  is leading the enterprises with innovations and change. In an ever-changing environment, organizations are under pressure to develop relevant digital capabilities where organization’s people, operations, culture, and structure are in sync with the business aims and overarching strategy. When it comes to people management, digital  HR solutions   is leading the enterprises with innovations. However, the preparation needs to extend from bringing processes and systems in line with technology to equipping the workforce with the appropriate digital capabilities. Check This Out:  Most Promising HR Tech Startups Here are some of the aspects that will be critical to HR transformations: Digital Relationship Mindset According to a study that examined 400 companies across the globe, digital leaders are a critical factor in any company’s success. Majority of the leaders believed that their organization wo

HR Tech Startups are Employing these Technological Trends

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Firms are leveraging various tools and technologies to improve their workforce capabilities and people management solutions. Workforce management   is a significant challenge that consumes significant time and energy. While the right decision can have long term impact, a wrong decision will add up to the business and economic overheads of the firm. The use of technology streamlines and automates human resource processes such as onboarding, hiring, benefits, retention, training to compensation, and many more. Technology also impacts other critical areas under the scope of HR, such as compliance, communication, centralized employee information, and others. Various aspects of HR are impacted by the tools and technologies that further improve workforce capabilities and people management. It is imperative to keep abreast with the technological trends that are relevant to business demands. The trends will enable startups and established firms to manage, find, and engage the right rec

HR Tech Startups are Recruiting Top Talent using AI

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The incorporation of  AI technology  has enabled organizations to significantly enhance their recruitment processes and hire better talent. The acquisition of top talent is one of the most significant challenges facing HR managers in the organizational landscape. A growing number of enterprises are increasing their investments in hiring. However, most of them fail to find the best talent for the relevant job roles. Many are turning their gaze toward artificial intelligence (AI) based technologies to enhance their  recruitment process . Check This Out: Top HR Tech Startups The deficiency in this sector has led to the inception of HR tech startups set to resolve the pain areas of the HR department, including candidate identification, engagement, and onboarding. Organizations adopting disruptive technologies are witnessing a significant improvement in their operations. The adoption of AI for recruiting technical talent has enabled organizations to go beyond their convent

5 Tips for Implementing Collaboration Technology, Driving Workforce Productivity

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Enterprises need to embrace  collaboration technology   that addresses the demands of a modern workforce and helps them become more productive. Organizations need their critical workforces to perform smarter and faster. Achieving this goal requires embedding collaborative technologies deep into processes and ultimately transforming the workflow to turn knowledge into action. Since shifting from an individualistic to a collaborative mindset, a new story is sprouting, where collective action plays a role in survival and success. There is no denying that collaboration has reshaped the way people do things in the workplace. Collaboration tools will help business work better and smarter than ever before. But to use them to the full advantage, it has to be introduced and deployed effectively. Below are some tips for successfully implementing collaboration tools. Check This Out:  Top Workforce Management Companies · Defining the Purpose The most crucial thing enterprises can do when

Enhancing Workforce Management Processes

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By collaborating with Celigo, LASSO will provide clients with pre-packaged integration solutions linking LASSO to a multitude of ERP, CRM, HR, and Payroll platforms seamlessly and automatically. Celigo, a cloud-based company and technical user integration supplier, has collaborated with LASSO, a significant supplier of  workforce management software solutions for the event and entertainment industry. Celigo is pioneering the future inclusion of cloud-based applications by providing integrator.io, which is an easy-to-use, next-generation Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) integration platform. LASSO is a personnel technology organization dedicated to aiding event businesses in managing their project-based, mobile talent from electronic  onboarding  and document management to programming, communication, time following, travel management, spending forecasting, supplier management, payroll, and more. The collaboration aligns with the belief that event and entertainment workf

Principles of Artificial Intelligence in the Organization

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To make it better and more productive, technology designers, producers, and marketers should be open to scrutiny and consider the ethical consequences of artificial intelligence at work to make it for more efficient, resulting in better productivity. The ubiquity of AI apps is already transforming daily lives for the better, despite its nascent nature. Whether referring to intelligent assistants like Apple's Siri or Amazon's Alexa, client service apps or the capacity to use large information ideas to streamline and improve activities, AI is rapidly becoming an essential tool for individuals as well as organizations. In reality, according to Adobe stats, only 15 percent of companies are using AI as of today, but 31 percent is anticipated to add it over the next 12 months, and the share of employment requiring AI has risen by 450 percent since 2013. Artificially smart systems are programmed by humans to solve problems, assess risks, make predictions, and take actions based o

The 5 Technological Trends in Employee Recognition

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The digitalization of employee recognition has enabled organizations to evolve from their antiquated approaches and reach new levels of engagement. For many years, organizations have been using bulletin boards for employee recognition, posting employee of the month announcements. However, the rapid proliferation of technology in the workplace is transforming employee recognition, making it more interactive than ever. Vendors and practitioners alike are reinventing their processes to accommodate the evolving trends of employee rewards and recognition. Here are the five technological trends in employee recognition: Social Media Organizations are leveraging social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter to post employee appreciation on their pages. The approach not only makes the employees feel more appreciated, but it will also enable the employers to attract new talent by exhibiting their recognition driven work culture.  Mobile Applications Employee recognition s

Top 3 Tech Trends Upturning the HR Industry

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The HR industry is refurbishing its operational and decision-making landscape to nurture a smarter and more dynamic workflow with the help of advancing technology.  The HR sector, powered by the new wave of techniques such as Automation, Digitization, ML and AI, has created valid and data-driven operational solutions with predictable ROIs, an indication of the graduation of HR's position from an administrative and enforcement roles to important decision-makers and influence makers. Working methods and recruiting functions are converted at a notable speed with technological innovation at its peak. Here are a few HR tech trends striding in the market. Process Automation  With Robotic Process Automation (RPA), laborious duties such as worker onboarding have been converted so that repetitive jobs such as record creation, paperwork and the addition of staff in payroll systems can be made faster and easier. Check This Out: Top HR Analytics Companies HR Analytics HR analytic

How Technology Will Help HR Industry?

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HR's future carries a mixture of tech with human capacity, and it's time for HR officials to adapt to this change to make the workplace more productive and profitable. A study on the Future of Workforce stated that the HR function was the most sensitive sector to be replaced by automation. If one were to look at the technology's historical effect, the statement would feel separated from reality. What technology has historically done in the immediate future over function-replacing labor-intensive employment to generate new types of jobs, in the long run, is set to do the same for the HR department as well. The HR Federation's 2019 HCM Trends report states that global venture capital for HR technology reached $3.1 billion in 2018, more than tripled the amount invested in 2017. Technology in HR Operations The HR sector, powered by the new wave of techniques such as Automation, Digitization, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence, has created valid and data