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April 16th 2014

Executive Summary – HR, Technology and Analytics: Threats and Opportunities

Written By
Andrew Lambert

Prepared for our May 2014 meeting – The Technology Challenges for HR – this discussion paper looks to shed light on developments in information systems, especially those in HR, and to explore the implications of big data for HR. It also reflects on the challenges for HR leaders and functions, and looks to address what they should do next.

Here, you can download and view the report’s executive summary. The full report is accessible for members only. If you are not a member and are interested in discussing membership please contact Richard Hargreaves on richard@parcentre.co.uk.

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