HR plays a huge role in any organisation. They have to maintain accurate records of all employees and keep track of their whereabouts, performance, and any medical concerns they may have. This can be a huge task, so accurate record-keeping and database management is a massive part of human resources.
Where, in the past, human resources may have had to rely on antiquated filing systems in huge cabinets that could take an age to look through, nowadays, much of the standard HR filing systems can be added to an online database so that information is much easier to find in a rush.
Cloud-based systems are a favourite of many organisations. This is because HR personnel is able to securely access data from any location. This means that both teams that are remote and on-site can be managed from a central location by the same people, no matter where they are in the world.
This digital transformation isn’t always as simple as it might seem though. Your employee management database needs to house multiple datasets and also be intelligent enough to help you with some of the most manual tasks too. You may need a system that identifies trigger points for absence or provides the correct documents and files required within performance management procedures too. It’s also essential that your document system contains all of your policies and procedures in one place and houses an up-to-date record of their latest amendments. Upgrading your HR management system is a complex task, but finding the right digital environment for your data has benefits that keep on giving.
This course is designed for anyone within the HR field or involved with managing employees who would benefit from automated systems and advanced record keeping. It would be most beneficial for:
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will be presented with various data models to understand what information would be most useful to a business and will create process maps to understand how cloud storage and automation can help to reduce workload and increase productivity.
Participants will take part in group discussions to determine the best systems in their own organisations and develop strategic implementation frameworks to understand how changes can be made.