Webinar: Unlock the potential of your HR data for a simplified workday
Are you tired of being a data hunter in the jungle of different systems to put together manual reports? Are you lacking insight from your HR data to make good decisions? Working data-driven and insight-based is becoming increasingly important in HR.
Watch the webinar recording where we explore how you can harness the potential of your HR data to create a simpler and more efficient everyday life. Our expert in the HR analysis area, Øivind Hunsrød, takes you through the possibilities that exist in your HR data.
Let's go through:
- Basic benefits and facts about HR analytics: Learn how HR analytics can help simplify and improve HR processes, and gain insight into how this can add value to your business.
- Customer needs in the market: Explore the needs and challenges our customers face when it comes to HR analytics, and how to meet those needs.
- Opportunities: Discover the opportunities to leverage your HR data more effectively and how to take your HR processes to the next level.
- Q&A
This webinar is ideal for HR managers, executives and anyone who wants to prepare their business for the future while making data-driven decisions.
Download webinar recording: Harness the potential of your HR data for a simplified everyday life
Download webinar recording: Harness the potential of your HR data for a simplified everyday life
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