Have data and technology really made HR smarter?

The HR tech world is replete with shiny new objects, including some that warrant considerable optimism, but there is still room for improvement

Storytelling with your data

We examine the seven golden rules of HR analytics storytelling

A new HR blueprint: From HR admin to employee services

In a series of three articles Andrew Lambert and Andy Newall lay out their blueprint for the future of HR

Will AI augment or replace HR?

We investigate the different guises of artificial intelligence for HR and ask what organisations need to do to ensure they can exploit it

What do we mean by 'HR analytics'?

The language around HR analytics is getting confused. We need to get things straight before we move forward

Insights from HR Tech World

?As HR Tech World draws to a close, here are some of the best insights from speakers and exhibitors

Bersin: Next HR tech trend impossible to predict

Speaking at HR Tech World, Bersin predicted a rise in wellness, work/life balance and rapid feedback tech

HR technology: It's not about people versus machines

Technology and HR shouldn't be viewed as a binary war between two worlds; rather technology is about enhancing our lives

Is it ethical to track employee behaviour?

Some think behaviour tracking benefits both employer and employee, while others warn of unscrupulous use

People analytics adoption: "desire" is key

Thoughts on encouraging adoption of analytics, and on the new digitally-focused HR professional, from People Analytics 2016

Break down silos for effective analytics

It's important to break down siloed functions for effective people analytics, says Mark Porter, OneSource's head of operational HR