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2013 #hrwins Announced!

Posted on 04/16/2013 by in #hrwins, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Uncategorized

  This week we announced the 2013 #hrwins.  #hrwins is the first ever complete look at truly innovative HR Technology products across all categories.  Last year one of the vendors I evaluated called it a “Celebration of Innovation”.  I think that’s fitting.  Everything we do here is rooted in the belief that when HR Technology [...]

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ReTargeter and InfluenceHR Are Pushing Companies to Find the Right Audience

Posted on 04/02/2013 by in Branding, Differentation, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, influencehr, Marketing, marketing strategy

Companies have never had more opportunities to target the right audience than today. Marketing doesn’t have to be a shotgun approach, hoping your message hits someone who will listen. Instead, you can target with laser focus to market to the right people. That’s what ReTargeter helps people do. I’m happy to say that ReTargeter, a [...]

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Should Recruitment Technology Move To A Candidate First Design Model?

Posted on 01/16/2013 by in #hrwins, Cloud Computing, Employee Referral Programs, Enterprise 2.0

jobsite.com has asked me to contribute content focused on technology to their blog on an ongoing basis.  I’m happy to do it.  The people at jobsite.com have been a joy to work with and they have asked me to share my opinions up unfiltered.  There are no other editorial guidelines.  It’s a smart way for [...]

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2012 #hrwins HR Companies To Watch Vendor Report: Ceridian Dayforce

Posted on 11/09/2012 by in #hrwins, Analytics, Cloud Computing, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, Uncategorized, Workforce Management

When I started #hrwins I hoped to find someone impacting core HR processes for the Mid-Market.  That’s where most of the employment is in the US.  HR Technology helping with true day-to-day challenges is innovation that really matters.  We like to get all excited about the shiny new trends – Social, Mobile, Big Data, etc., [...]

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2012 #hrwins HR Companies To Watch Vendor Report: SkillSurvey

Posted on 10/25/2012 by in #hrwins, Assessments, Cloud Computing, Company Culture, Employee Engagement, Employee Referral Programs, Employer Brand, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Talent Management, Talent Sourcing, Uncategorized

Quality.  When it comes to Talent Acquisition, achieving a consistent Quality of Hire is like the quest for the Holy Grail.  Whether it’s more like the folklore and tales of old or more like the Monty Python version – I leave that up to you and your personal  experience. Quality of Hire is dependent on [...]

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#hrwins Trend Report: A Bright Future for HR Technology Users

Posted on 10/24/2012 by in #hrwins, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Consumerization, Differentation, Enterprise 2.0, Gamification, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, social media, Talent Management, user adoption, Work Management

  One of the emerging trends that presented itself through this year’s #hrwins process results from the convergence of several other, already established, trends.  As Cloud Computing has been accelerating toward the eclipse of OnPremise software in overall market share, Application development has been described more and more as becoming almost an art form or [...]

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#hrwins Trend Report: HR Tech Innovators Target Middle Sized Businesses

Posted on 10/23/2012 by in #hrwins, Analytics, Branding, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Consumerization, CRM, Employee Engagement, Employee Incentives, Employee Referral Programs, Employer Brand, Enterprise 2.0, Gamification, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, Payroll, Performance Management, SMB, Social Brand, social media, Talent Management, Talent Sourcing, trade shows, Uncategorized, user adoption, Work Management

One of the most interesting trends to unveil itself through this year’s #hrwins process has been the number of HR Technology companies that are now getting real traction for their solutions at companies with under 5,000 employees – or what is traditionally called the Small and Medium Business segment (SMB).  For the sake of this [...]

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2012 #hrwins HR Companies To Watch Vendor Report: Jobscience

Posted on 10/18/2012 by in #hrwins, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, CRM, Differentation, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, salesforce.com, social media, Talent Management, Talent Sourcing, Uncategorized

  For some of us that have been in the Cloud Computing Revolution from its start in the 90s it’s easy to overlook the fact that this trend isn’t old news.  When you roll up the forecasts and market estimates for  the Cloud (here’s a really good roll up from Louis Columbus) you suddenly realize [...]

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2012 #hrwins HR Companies To Watch Vendor Report: RiseSmart

Posted on 10/17/2012 by in #hrwins, BPO, Branding, Company Culture, CRM, Employee Transition, Employer Brand, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, HRO, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, Outplacement, social media, Talent Management, Uncategorized

  Employee Transition.  Outplacement.  Reductions In Force Support.  Whatever you call it, it’s the part of the Talent Lifecycle that we don’t like to dwell on, however it’s something that has been on the rise through good times and bad.  The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)reported that since 1996 the number of layoffs of [...]

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2012 #hrwins HR Companies To Watch Vendor Report: Modern Survey

Posted on 10/16/2012 by in #hrwins, Analytics, Cloud Computing, Company Culture, Employee Engagement, Employer Brand, Enterprise 2.0, HR Tech, Human Capital, innovation, Mobile, Performance Management, Talent Management

There has always been a lot of talk about merging the performance data and predictive indicators captured in HR with the historical, current, and predictive core business data and metrics captured outside of HR.  The result being the promise of a management tool that doesn’t just show you historical performance, but helps you get ahead [...]

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