The Ultimate Guide to Optimizing HR Operations: How to Select Your New HR Software

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Are you tired of struggling with outdated HR software? Are you interested in unlocking your organization’s productivity potential? It’s no secret that with tech-dependent remote work on the rise, it's more important than ever to successfully implement an HR platform that can provide actionable insights to help you hit all your key workforce KPIs. But with so much variation, how can you find the most optimal HR software platform for your team?

Patrick Sayers, President of Newcastle Research, is here to provide insights into the most important things to consider AND the biggest mistakes to avoid in your new HR software selection process!

You’ll walk away with a fresh understanding of:

The visible and invisible costs of sticking with your status quo
Key reasons why companies leave their HCM vendor
The pros and cons of single database vs. multiple databases for HR software

Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover the secrets to a successful HR technology strategy! Save your seat today!

June 20th, 2023 at 12:30pm PDT, 3:30pm EDT, 8:30pm BST

Brought to you by:

Patrick Sayers, President of Newcastle Research

Patrick Sayers is the president of Newcastle Research, a research and advisory company focused on the Human Capital Management market. He leads Newcastle Research’s consulting services, leveraging two decades of industry experience to assist clients with their HCM strategy.

Newcastle Research is a leading research and advisory company focused on the Human Capital Management market. Insight into any market requires an understanding of the sellers and buyers that compose that market. That’s why their research methodology is designed to gain insight into the products, services, and technology of HCM vendors, as well as the customer experience and decision-making process of their customers. Whether you’re a buyer or seller of HCM, Newcastle Research’s independent, objective research can help you make informed decisions.

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