Sal DiFranco
Managing Partner, Global Advanced Technology Practice; North American IT Committee Member
Organizations that embrace advanced HR tech solutions drive business growth, improve performance, and enhance competitiveness with powerful insights and capabilities that aren’t possible with manual methods. A key piece of any organization’s strategy is its people, and having forward-looking HR executives who adopt technology as a vital asset is critical to success in today’s business environment.
Innovative HR leaders are using sophisticated tools to streamline processes, enhance decision-making, and alter the dynamics of employee engagement and development. As organizations navigate a dynamic workforce and business landscape, technology is shaping the future of HR practices, driving efficiency, effectiveness and – most importantly – business performance.
HR technology is diverse and constantly evolving. It’s expanded from traditional human resources information systems (HRIS) to a full suite of workforce management tools that simplify talent management and acquisition, training and development, performance reviews, employee data processing, and payroll and benefits management. As new AI-powered tools become available, HR leaders will increasingly rely on them to drive organizational success.
Sophisticated AI capabilities allow HR leaders to automate talent processes, reduce bias, enhance training capabilities, and help their organizations make data-driven decisions that contribute to business performance.
HR leaders are prioritizing technology in the following areas:
As organizations navigate a dynamic workforce and business landscape, technology is shaping the future of HR practices, driving efficiency, effectiveness and – most importantly – business performance.
In exploring the latest HR technologies, companies will expect chief human resources officers (CHROs) and their teams to implement these tools and drive adoption, training, and awareness throughout their organizations. CHROs must be able to drive strong partnerships with their chief information officers, chief technology officers, and technology vendors to secure the right solutions.
Now more than ever, HR leaders need to understand the drivers of their business. Faster access to more credible and detailed data provides a window to analytics and insights that must ultimately be used to improve performance. Impactful HR leaders will use technology tools to deliver tangible value to their organizations and articulate their return on investment.
As technology centralizes data, automates processes, and provides detailed business analytics, CHROs can focus on high-level, complex work that will help their organizations compete and thrive. The integration of technology in HR will continue to evolve and deepen, further transforming the workplace and increasing the importance of having the right leaders to drive success.
DHR’s Technology and Human Resources Practice leaders understand the evolving opportunities and challenges that HR professionals face today. We collaborate to bring clients strategic, tech-savvy leaders who help organizations move forward in a dynamic environment.