Digitalization of Human Resources

2022 ◽  
pp. 200-218
Author(s):  
Elif Baykal

Recent decades brought about astonishing technologies that affected organizations in several ways. With the latest developments, organizations earned the capabilities to carry out their functions more efficiently and rapidly. Having several tasks affecting both interior and exterior customers, human resources departments also benefited from these technological developments. Owing to the digital revolution, e-HR emerged as a new way of practicing HRM activities with the latest web-based and computer-based tools and applications. These applications eased the work of HR professionals and served them the opportunity to focus on their core work, namely strategic human resources activities rather than procedural paperwork of the department. With a holistic and integrative approach, this digital transformation in HRM has been dispersed among all services in human resources including recruitment, career management, training and development, performance management, and compensation.

Author(s):  
Elif Baykal

Recent decades brought about astonishing technologies that affected organizations in several ways. With the latest developments, organizations earned the capabilities to carry out their functions more efficiently and rapidly. Having several tasks affecting both interior and exterior customers, human resources departments also benefited from these technological developments. Owing to the digital revolution, e-HR emerged as a new way of practicing HRM activities with the latest web-based and computer-based tools and applications. These applications eased the work of HR professionals and served them the opportunity to focus on their core work, namely strategic human resources activities rather than procedural paperwork of the department. With a holistic and integrative approach, this digital transformation in HRM has been dispersed among all services in human resources including recruitment, career management, training and development, performance management, and compensation.


2022 ◽  
pp. 1524-1548
Author(s):  
Burcu Kümbül Güler

With the rise of social entrepreneurship, social enterprises have gained popularity as socially innovative organizations which try to balance their economic and social missions. In the competitive environment of social economy, good management and investment in human resources have become requirements of social enterprises for their survival. Among the management practices, human resources management acts as a tool for gaining competitive advantage and it builds mutual trust between the staff and the organization. Emphasizing the significance and challenges of human resources management, this chapter explains human resources main practices—recruitment, career management, training, and compensation and performance management—in social entrepreneurship.


Author(s):  
Shilpa Kabra Maheshwari ◽  
Jaya Yadav

Purpose Business environments have become more complex, dynamic, and uncertain in the past few decades. To navigate this complexity, organizations need to enhance their competitiveness, improve performance, and build leadership. Though leadership contributes to strategic advantage, the challenge for human resources (HR) to build the next generation of leaders remains. This has sparked the need for practitioners to understand the role of HR in enhancing leadership capability. Design/methodology/approach Using qualitative analysis and practitioner insights, this paper contributes to the understanding of the role of HR in leadership development. Findings The study proposes the HR PACE model for the role of HR in leadership development. Practical implications This study has potentially significant implications for HR, leadership development scholars, and practitioners while designing and implementing leadership development in organizations. Originality/value While empirical studies on how HR practices of recruitment, performance management, training, and development impact organizations exist, there are rare studies assessing the role of HR in leadership development. This study examines the role of HR in leadership development.


Author(s):  
Muhammad Sadar ◽  
Didik Siswanto ◽  
Susi Handayani

The development of computer technology now enables the development of computer-based information systems, so the Community Organization (ORMAS) licensing service at the National Unity and Politics Agency (Bakesbangpol) Pekanbaru City needs support from technological developments to reduce existing problems items, namely the lack of information for ORMAS administrators who want to extend the Certification of registration Community Organization ORMAS SKT, and SKT ORMAS when registering. The purpose of this research is to Facilitate all forms of licensing at the Kesbangpol office, so that the process can be more efficient in terms of time and cost. The system that will be created is a Web-based application, the design is done using Unified Modeling Language (UML) and making the system using the PHP programming language, and using a MySQL database


Author(s):  
Tony Gathogo ◽  
David Kiiru

High Performance Work Practices area is key in this study and considerations have not been made for any organization in Kenya especially in the private sector. HPWPs are imperative in any private entity. Effectiveness of HPWPs in organization is largely related to overall employee performance. Organization with high employee performance has huge trickledown effect on the bottom line-healthy balance sheet and attractiveness to potential investors. A better understanding is required to investigate HPWPs in corporate firms in Kenya and especially in the aviation context. This study sought to establish the effect of performance work practices (HPWPs) on employee performance. The study was guided by four specific objectives namely; to determine the effect of reward management, performance management, training and development, employee relations on employee performance at Kenya Airways. The study was anchored on ability, motivation and opportunity theory of performance (AMO Theory), resource-based theory and social exchange theory. The core objective of HPWPS was to impact attitudes and behaviors of employees in such a manner that individual performance is enhanced. The AMO theory stated that organizational performance was dependent on the ability, motivation and opportunity of employees. The study employed descriptive design since the researcher was interested on the state of affairs already existing in the field and no variable was manipulated. The target population was the operational employees at Kenya Airways in Nairobi offices. A sample size of 347 employees was selected using stratified random sampling. The study relied on primary data specifically use of structured questionnaires. The collected data was made ready for analysis and cleaned through checking for errors and completeness, editing, coding, transcribing and entering them directly into SPSS software. Data analysis entailed both inferential and descriptive statistics. Descriptive statistics such as percentages, mean, frequency distribution and standard deviation were computed to describe the characteristics of the variables of interest while in inferential statistics, correlation, multiple regression analysis was used establish the nature and magnitude of the relationships between the variables. The results of data analysis were presented using figures and tables for easy understanding and interpretation. The study findings indicated that high performance work practices had a positive and significant effect on employee performance. Based on the study findings the adoption of high-performance work practices by Kenya Airways could be concluded that these practices influenced employee performance. Reward management, performance management, training and development, and employee relations had a positive effect on employee performance. The results of this study have helped to determine the crucial role of HPWPs on employee performance and therefore recommend that organizations focus on the use of these practices to be able to achieve and meet their set targets, mission, and vision and be able to sustain themselves in the competitive global market. The results of the study can be used by academicians and industry stakeholders to improve employee performance hence high returns on investment.


Author(s):  
Tatyana Suvalova

The need for effective management of young talents is due to the modern conditions of globalization of the economy, the impetus for the development of which is the intellectualization of business processes, the use of advanced technologies, and the disclosure of the multipotential of employees of organizations. Talented employees are an important asset for solving business problems of companies, as well as a resource, the development of which must be planned. The aim of the study is to analyze modern practical approaches to managing young promising employees. The importance and significance of the development of soft skills (soft skills), such as critical thinking, analysis, problem solving and communication, was noted. The article discusses the concept of talent management: planning, selection, introduction to work, performance management, training and development, compensation, analysis of critical skills. Attention is focused on the connection between training and the implementation of assigned tasks, development of potential and strengths of each employee.


Author(s):  
Burcu Kümbül Güler

With the rise of social entrepreneurship, social enterprises have gained popularity as socially innovative organizations which try to balance their economic and social missions. In the competitive environment of social economy, good management and investment in human resources have become requirements of social enterprises for their survival. Among the management practices, human resources management acts as a tool for gaining competitive advantage and it builds mutual trust between the staff and the organization. Emphasizing the significance and challenges of human resources management, this chapter explains human resources main practices—recruitment, career management, training, and compensation and performance management—in social entrepreneurship.


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