This is the third of twelve organizational profiles appearing on The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist. KeenCorp is a uniquely Dutch company focused on identifying variations in group tension and organizational cohesion. By analyzing digital communications the company is able to identify cultural ‘hot spots’ in need of attention.
This is the second of twelve organizational profiles appearing on The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist. Founded in 2012, Athena Karp’s HiredScore is one of the foundation elements in New York’s burgeoning tech scene. Their AI candidate discovery and matching “brain” is used for sophisticated silo-specific search with results that seamlessly integrate with their client’s HR Tech stack.
Listen to our exciting annual HR Tech Conference Special recorded in Las Vegas last Friday with Stacey Harris and John Sumser. It’s all on this special edition of HR Tech Weekly.
John Sumser just announced The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist for intelligent tools and AI in HR. HRExaminer has selected twelve stand-out solutions to profile and acknowledge this year. Each represents a different value proposition and core functionality across the entire spectrum of the industry.
For our first profile from The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist John Sumser puts the spotlight on Capacity — a leader in the Knowledge Management with Conversational Interface category.
Americans keep quitting their jobs in record numbers. Maren Hogan has some good news along with 3 Ways to Retain Employees and Stop the Bleeding.
On this Thursday’s HR Tech Weekly: Stacey and John wrap up their feedback on The 2019 HR Tech Conference, John discusses his new HRExaminer report: The 2020 Index of Intelligent Tools in HR Technology, Stacey has reactions on the roll-out of the latest Sierra-Cedar Annual Systems Survey, Plenty of AI Talk, Recruiting, Montage/Shaker, funding news, and more.
John Sumser just announced The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist for intelligent tools and AI in HR. HRExaminer has selected twelve stand-out solutions to profile and acknowledge this year. Each represents a different value proposition and core functionality across the entire spectrum of the industry.
For our first profile from The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist John Sumser puts the spotlight on Capacity — a leader in the Knowledge Management with Conversational Interface category.
Americans keep quitting their jobs in record numbers. Maren Hogan has some good news along with 3 Ways to Retain Employees and Stop the Bleeding.
On this Thursday’s HR Tech Weekly: Stacey and John wrap up their feedback on The 2019 HR Tech Conference, John discusses his new HRExaminer report: The 2020 Index of Intelligent Tools in HR Technology, Stacey has reactions on the roll-out of the latest Sierra-Cedar Annual Systems Survey, Plenty of AI Talk, Recruiting, Montage/Shaker, funding news, and more.
Stacey and John wrap up their feedback on The 2019 HR Tech Conference, John discusses his new HRExaminer report: The 2020 Index of Intelligent Tools in HR Technology, Stacey comments on the roll-out of the latest Sierra-Cedar Annual Systems Survey, Plenty of AI Talk, Recruiting, Montage/Shaker, Funding News, and more.
This is the first of twelve organizational profiles appearing on The HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist. Recently known as ‘Jane.ai,’ Capacity is a St. Louis-based knowledge management company. They provide intelligent process automation, business process automation, and robotic process automation.
As part of our work on our annual report on intelligent tools and AI in HR, we evaluate the interview and survey process to identify companies to watch closely. Each of the twelve companies we’ve selected this year for our HRExaminer 2020 Watchlist represents a different value proposition and core functionality across the entire spectrum of the industry.
![[caption id="attachment_50384" align="aligncenter" width="544"] Great news! According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, almost 3.6 million people quit their jobs in July 2019 in the U.S. “Wait. Turnover is bad for me. Why is this good news?” “Great question,” writes Maren Hogan.[/caption]](https://www.hrexaminer.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/2019-10-08-hrexaminer-article-maren-hogan-photo-img-photo-img-cc0-via-pexels-baggage-hat-indoors-1170187-edit-sq-200px.jpg)
Great news! According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, almost 3.6 million people quit their jobs in July 2019 in the U.S. “Wait. Turnover is bad for me. Why is this good news?” “Great question,” writes Maren Hogan.
Stacey and John host their annual wrap-up show for The 2019 HR Tech Conference in Las Vegas. It was a big show so in today’s episode they hit the highlights and will follow up later this week with more analysis.
Bob Corlett explains how ninety-minutes of hard thinking upfront will do wonders for your hiring results. Your Hiring Suffers From Too Much Feeling and Not Enough Thinking.
“Bias is always an issue with AI and Intelligent Tools because the machine learning systems only know what they are taught.” Heather Bussing covers the Legal Issues in AI with Discrimination and Bias. Legal Issues in AI: Discrimination and Bias.
In Heather Bussing’s article, Behaving Badly Online and Defamation she points out how in the past we would write, set aside, edit our writing and communications before it was published in one of a few media outlets. Today, information, media of all kinds, get tweeted, posted, linked, YouTubed, Googled, and emailed instantaneously. The opportunities to create havoc and legal liability abound.
John Sumser speaks with Kyle Jackson the Founder and CEO of The Devon Group and the Chairperson of the Women in HR Tech Summit. This is John and Jeanne’s annual pre HR Tech show where you’ll get a thoughtful preview of the most interesting people and presentations for the upcoming show in Las Vegas. Listen to Kyle Jackson on HRExaminer Radio.
Much has been made in the last several years about the importance of business relevance in workforce analytics. But, there’s an overlooked factor of equal merit in successful workforce analytics projects. Mark Berry makes the case in Business Receptivity for Workforce Analytics: The Missing Link.
“Bias is always an issue with AI and Intelligent Tools because the machine learning systems only know what they are taught.” Heather Bussing covers the Legal Issues in AI with Discrimination and Bias. Legal Issues in AI: Discrimination and Bias.
In Heather Bussing’s article, Behaving Badly Online and Defamation she points out how in the past we would write, set aside, edit our writing and communications before it was published in one of a few media outlets. Today, information, media of all kinds, get tweeted, posted, linked, YouTubed, Googled, and emailed instantaneously. The opportunities to create havoc and legal liability abound.
John Sumser speaks with Kyle Jackson the Founder and CEO of The Devon Group and the Chairperson of the Women in HR Tech Summit. This is John and Jeanne’s annual pre HR Tech show where you’ll get a thoughtful preview of the most interesting people and presentations for the upcoming show in Las Vegas. Listen to Kyle Jackson on HRExaminer Radio.
Much has been made in the last several years about the importance of business relevance in workforce analytics. But, there’s an overlooked factor of equal merit in successful workforce analytics projects. Mark Berry makes the case in Business Receptivity for Workforce Analytics: The Missing Link.
“To the degree, HR leaders in both workforce analytics and CHROs seek to promote both business relevance and receptivity, HR analytics will deliver business-impacting results and elevate their respective status within the organization.” - Mark Berry
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