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    Nov302008

    An HR Technology Sampler

    As I am getting my materials in order for Week 1 of my HR Technology class, I thought I would attempt to compile a list of all the different tools/technologies that will either bt discussed, demonstrated, and in some cases used by the students.  Let's see how many I have come up with so far:

    ERP - Oracle, PeopleSoft

    Time and Attendance - Kronos

    Self-service - not sure yet, maybe iEmployee

    Talent Management - Halogen Software

    Recruiting - All the obvious, but for the sake of this list, Monster, Dice, LinkedIn, HigherEdJobs, Jobvite, SmartRecruiters, visualCV

    SaaS - Zoho, Workday

    Collaboration - Wikis, blogs, Idea marketplace, Second Life, RSS

    Communication - Twitter, Yammer, SurveyMonkey, CoverItLive

    This is just off the top of mind, and after thinking about it, it does seem like a tremendous amount of different technologies and concepts to try and cover in 10 weeks.

    What should I emphasize, what can or should be downplayed?

    What are the most important technology concepts and lessons to be learned for today's HR leaders?

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    Good list of Vendors. I have not thought about standalone Employee Self Service for some time as most ERP and Talent Mgmt Vendors now have usable ESS modules. Here are some additional vendors you may want to briefly discuss:

    Talent Mgmt: Authoria and SuccessFactors
    Recruiting: Taleo and Authoria
    SaaS: ADP (can't forget that they have been a SaaS vendor for a long time)

    My 2 cents.

    December 7, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterMichael Krupa

    Michael,

    Those are all excellent suggestions, I find myself really limited by the amount of time I end up having to spend on any one area, couple with the fair amount of time I have to spend on really basic concepts and terminology.

    Thanks for the comments,
    Steve

    December 7, 2008 | Registered CommenterSteve

    Nice

    March 14, 2023 | Unregistered CommenterSynleads

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