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The Future of HR Technology

By Andrew R. McIlvaine

What new developments will we see in HR technology during the next several years? We turned to the experts to get their thoughts.

The C-Team Adds a Member

By Larry Keller

An increasing number of employers are adding a seat at the executive table for a new player on the team. Joining the likes of the CEO, the COO and the CIO is the CDO: chief digital officer. The challenge for HR officers, however, is finding qualified candidates.

Social-Influence Scores and HR

By Andrew R. McIlvaine

Measurements that score a person's social-media influence are the 'latest shiny new thing' these days. Experts caution that, while not fool-proof, these measures could begin to pop up on job candidates' resumes, and HR will need to know how to interpret them.

Turning Employees On to Conservation

By Lin Grensing-Pophal

Green initiatives don't only benefit the environment. Organizations are finding that these efforts, when driven and supported from the top of the organization -- and aligned with employees' interests and passions -- can also help to boost engagement and satisfaction.

Dodging HRIS Disasters

By Tom Starner

Paying close attention to testing, using clean data and other strategies can help HR departments avoid overspending when it comes to replacing an HR information system.

No Link Between HR Technology and Strategic Gain, Say Researchers

By Andrew R. McIlvaine

A new meta-analysis finds no empirical link between investments in HR technology and strategic gains for an organization, but HR tech vendors say the data is skewed.

Is 2013 the Year HR Takes Analytics Seriously?

By Tom Starner

While there has been much discussion about using analytics in the HR space, recent surveys show that it may be more talk than walk. But some experts believe 2013 could be the year in which HR starts to get serious about analytics.

Measuring the Impact of MOOCs

By Mark McGraw

Research suggests massive open online courses (MOOCs) figure to play a larger role in the corporate learning programs of the future. HR professionals with an eye on providing these courses must carefully consider their relevance to the workplace, and how MOOCs can be integrated into current e-learning offerings, experts say.

Differing Views on Innovation

By Mark McGraw

Recent research shows a gap between leaders' view of their work in leading innovation and how employees view leadership's efforts in this area. Experts urge HR professionals to help managers break out of "decision-making mode," and coach them on encouraging original, innovative ideas from employees.

HR's Social Networking Troubles

By Kecia Bal

Though a new survey shows HR executives fear social media's impact on productivity, some consultants say embracing the online platform can build trust among employees and improve collaboration.

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Bill Kutik

Is ADP's Transformation Really on Track?

The ADP I first got to know in 1990 has changed into something almost unrecognizable. The fifth in a series of annual Analyst Days in New York City revealed the state of its next generation integrated SaaS products, ADP's ambitious global plans, the state of its new talent-management suite and the most telling indication yet whether it's really becoming a software company.

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