Tech innovation is enabling businesses to empower people and connect with them beyond geographies and acting as a key pillar for driving better business outcomes. Stay ahead of the curve with insights on the future of HR technology.
The survey found that over half (54%) of Australian businesses have not adopted Agile methodologies, leading to significant productivity issues. Miscommunication, particularly unclear project requirements and colleague misunderstandings, affects 33% of respondents' ability to complete work weekly.
A simple mistake resulted in this company struggling to find the right talent for months. Prevent similar issues by ensuring your HR team understands how ATS functions and uses technology effectively.
While some companies are using AI to enhance productivity and create new opportunities, others are replacing human labor with automated systems. This trend is likely to persist, raising questions about the future of work and the role of human workers in an increasingly automated world.
By 2025, groundbreaking advancements in AI, quantum computing, and sustainability tech will revolutionize industries, redefine cybersecurity, and drive a hyper-connected world.
A tidy desk can significantly improve productivity, mental clarity, and overall workplace well-being, making it an essential tool for reducing stress and boosting creativity.
Australia's housing crisis is worsening with rising prices and rental shortages, while empty office spaces due to remote work offer potential housing solutions. Can repurposing vacant offices help alleviate the crisis?
HR leaders are now essential in shaping modern office designs, ensuring they foster employee well-being, collaboration, and productivity, while aligning with company culture and the evolving hybrid work model.