HR Tech Update: Why you should be training for security awareness with your HR tech
The world of HR tech is rapidly advancing. Breakthroughs in technology, from cloud computing to artificial intelligence, are making these tech applications paramount in effective HR performance. This is especially true as the world’s landscape begins to more heavily favour remote (or hybrid) working environments in numerous industries. But has security awareness and cybersecurity training […]
Five innovative strategies for talent acquisition in 2024
As we step into 2024, the world of talent acquisition is in the midst of a profound transformation. The dynamics of recruitment are continually evolving, driven by technological advancements, shifts in workforce expectations, and the ever-growing competition for top talent. HR professionals must adapt to these changes, leveraging innovative strategies to ensure they remain at […]
Five ways artificial intelligence tools are changing the HR space right now
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world of work, and the HR space is no exception. AI-powered tools are already being used to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and create more personalised experiences for employees. In the past, HR professionals have spent a significant amount of time on repetitive tasks such as screening CVs, scheduling […]
The First Word: Encouraging youth to pursue cybersecurity career is key to securing Singapore’s digital future
As Singapore makes progress on its Smart Nation journey, harnessing technology to transform how people live and work is crucial. To do this, the government is planning to improve digital literacy and making technology accessible to everyone. Plans are in place to digitise Singapore’s industries and businesses, especially the infocomm media industry. In this digital […]
HR Tech Update: Cultural integration and digital collaboration platforms: building stronger remote teams
Connection and collaboration is crucial for teams made up of people from multiple cultures, backgrounds, and generations in today’s digital era. This is especially true in Southeast Asia, where the workplace is of great importance for socialising among employees. HR can use multiple platforms to sustain this need for connectivity, taking into consideration that remote […]
HR Tech Update: Managing from across borders with global HR management suites
Many businesses operate on a large scale, with hundreds or even thousands of employees for HR to manage. In an ever-more interconnected business landscape, many companies also manage their human resources across multiple locations, regions, time zones and even languages. Effective management of a workforce spread across the globe is more critical than ever before. […]
AI and machine learning top of mind for C-suite leaders
A recent survey of over 2,300 business leaders from around the world has found that they are optimistic about the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) on their businesses, despite some concerns about trust and data accessibility. The survey, conducted by Workday, found that 98% of CEOs believe there would be […]
HR Tech Update: Filling the skills gap with technology-powered solutions
What is the skills gap? It’s apparent that technology-enabled applications and devices have made a huge positive impact in HR, but tech is also responsible for widening the skills gap. According to a 2020 McKinsey report, 44% of the respondents globally surveyed reported their organisations will face skills gaps in the next five years. HR […]
HR Tech Update: Building an ideal HR tech stack
HR departments can use tech stacks to more strategically manage, oversee, and fill their roles in a company. Tech stacks make the most of HR software, integrating with more traditional people-management methods. What is a tech stack? What does a stack of technology actually mean when it comes to HR? It’s not literal layers of […]
HR Tech Update: Finding the right roles for non-executive roles through online job portals
Non-PMET (professionals, managers, executives and technicians) positions require fewer skills and qualifications. In the Southeast Asia market they are evolving, and slowly becoming more attractive to jobseekers. Organisations and governments alike are taking notice of how crucial non-PMET roles are, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic affected economies everywhere. In Singapore, for example, the government made […]
