Every year the best of the best in HR innovation and technology gather at the HR Innovation & Tech Fest to share and discuss their insights and learnings with the HR community. This year is no diffe
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Selecting and implementing the right Talent Management System (TMS) to meet your company's needs can be a daunting and challenging task. So for those non-techie HR people, here are seven things you ne
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Now in its fourth year, HR Innovation & Tech Fest 2017 is happening this November in Sydney. The agenda has just been released, and it's a whopper – 30+ sessions over 2 days! We sat down with #hrtec
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Inspirational sayings are a cornerstone of human resources. So, here's a quote from Helen Keller that every HR practitioner can relate to: “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.â€'
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Employee engagement has been an HR buzzword for many years, but employee experience is a relatively new field. In this context ‘experience' refers to the totality of employee experiences wit
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As the HR Innovation and Tech Community has matured we have seen an increased commitment to think differently and shake up the strategies employed within organisations. For many leaders in Australia a
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I'm a virgin when it comes to HR technology. When I first got into really studying the industry I probably put HR technology into about three buckets: HR system of record, applicant tracking systems a
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It's clear we're in the midst of a convergence of HR technology advances- big data, analytics, in-memory database technology, mobile technology – and it's easy for HR professionals ignore it all and
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How are we doing when it comes to implementing, using and managing HR technologies in our organisations? Has it revolutionised the HR function or is it more of a slow burn? SilkRoad recently surveye
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