HR Cloud - A Whole New Concept
We are no more in the Stone Age or the medieval
age as we have set our feet in modern era of technological advances. Here we
are about to begin the era that will be fun and lucrative to be a part of it.
As this is the change which companies were looking forward for. These days many
companies are seeking to replace redundant
manual processes, spreadsheets, reams of paperwork and manage its global workforce more efficiently.
So the solution to that kind of problem is Cloud based HR technology.
HR Cloud is a cloud based HRMS (Human Resource Management System). The HR technology market is taking over the world
as companies are rapidly moving away from the legacy systems to implement a
very developed and highly integrated cloud based talent and HR system :-
ENGAGES
It engages the team with on boarding,
performance, assessment, training and documentation tools. This helps to
provide an easy, self service HR experience for the employees.
EMPOWER
It empowers the team with a tool that
promotes connectivity, ideas, support and recognition. It also boosts employee
participation, morale and productivity within the company.
Human capital management solutions are taking
over the in the cloud and are supporting a wide spectrum of services that are
changing the prospectus of employers and the employees at the workplace. Below
listed are few advantages which is quite notable for this revolution in the HR technologies:-
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Less and less of on-site networks and devices.
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Increase in employee engagement and
satisfaction.
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Automatic upgrades.
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Evolution to strategic workforce analytics.
·
High end measures for securing sensitive HR
data.
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Built-in integration with other solutions.
·
Global support.
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Tools to make HR function easy and efficient.
Companies which have adopted this cloud based
HR solution ahead of the competitors may gain an advantage in gaining more
employee satisfaction, engagement, capability development and performance and
generating data for analytics of talent. Corporate financial statements are
considering the results of decreased pressures on IT, increased efficiencies,
better employee selection, and laborsaving self service opportunities, among
other benefits. The system combines complete database for
end-to-end solution, covering core HR, workforce management and rewards as well
as workforce optimization and workforce analytics, with the ease and speed of
cloud delivery.
HR
processes to eliminate waste and increase staff productivity
·
Ensuring
your global workforce is properly rewarded and succeeds
·
Investing
in the proper technology to ensure global agility
Few of the current experiences shared by companies which follow this
trend of HR Cloud:-
Triumph Foods lowers the cost of doing business, increases productivity
As
the largest premium pork producer in the United States, Triumph
Foods needed
to modernize its back-office systems in synch with the company’s overall
commitment to state-of-the-art food processing from farm to table. “We didn’t
have a lot of experience with technology, and when I joined the company two
years ago our systems, including HR, were pretty much on paper in file rooms.
Yet all of our employees carried smart phones,” recalled Nancy Fox, Vice
President of Human Resources at Triumph Foods.
Triumph
Foods began with Success Factors Employee
Central,
followed by Recruiting, and Performance & Goals for its highly
diverse employee population. Although fairly early into its total
implementation, Fox says that Triumph Foods has already decreased the amount of
paper it uses for HR reporting. “We translate that to lowering the cost of
doing business. The ability of people to get answers much faster is really
mind-boggling. We look at software as a way to expand the size of your staff
and hours of operation because an employee and their manager can be doing all
of their HR business anytime from anywhere.”
Interestingly,
Fox says that the company is using Employee Central as the ‘company intranet
portal’ that it never had. “When I pull Success Factors up on my mobile device,
it looks the same as if I’m sitting in my office. When we’re fully implemented
and everyone is using the tools to their maximum potential we envision everyone
will be using their smart phone, other mobile device or home computer 24/7
rather than waiting for the HR office to open. That’s a huge benefit.”
Owens Corning builds the next generation of leaders
Building
leadership from within is foundational to Owens
Corning’s HR
strategy. “We realized that we didn’t have the system capability from a talent
standpoint to deliver what we needed. Some processes were on paper, our
recruitment management system was old and unsupported, and we didn’t have
performance management processes in place,” said Sue Hatfield, Director of HR
Systems, Compliance and Payroll at Owens Corning.
Owens
Corning first deployed Success Factors Recruiting, followed by Performance
& Goals, Succession & Development, and Compensation. Plans for next year
include Employee Central Payroll. The company benchmarked
certain metrics prior to implementing the software in order to accurately
measure results.
“We’ve had a 30 percent
increase in internal promotions for our leaders and executives. The visibility
in their profiles that allows employees to talk about what’s important to them,
what their career goals are, and what jobs they want, has helped us to match
them with the job that they’re really excited about,” said Hatfield.
In
addition, 94 percent of employees have reported having more meaningful
performance conversations, while executives experienced a 60 percent decrease
in the amount of time spent completing succession planning. The company also
saw a 35 percent reduction in both the cost to hire and time to fill positions.
Kawasaki changes company culture
Culture
change was the overarching transformation at Kawasaki after implementing Success Factors Performance
& Goals.
“We make some of the
coolest toys in the world, and we’re all about winning and high tech
performance. When I joined the company six years ago, we had performance
metrics for our motorcycle engines but no metrics for our people. Success Factors
has changed the company culture–the way you think about business and managing
people. You have to think about what kind of a high-performance company you
want to be,” said Tom Porter, Director of Human Resources at Kawasaki.
- Swadhin Mishra
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