Manage HR Magazine | Monday, January 25, 2021
The power of HR data analysis is how it can proactively help predict annual benefit costs more accurately—a tool that will become crucial for families, employers, and health plan providers as they plan for this year.
Fremont, CA: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data continue to mature into a collection of powerful technologies and tools that offer businesses a competitive edge and disrupt industries along the way.The key advantage of AI is that it allows organisations to better leverage their data assets to understand, plan and act for the likely future, at a speed and accuracy that was not previously possible. These capabilities are particularly important as organisations become increasingly complex, with the addition of remote work and gig-workers.
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Remote work and AI
As more companies explore long-term remote work strategies in 2021, AI solutions will be used for everything from talent acquisition to employee engagement. While remote work is upside down, we've also learned a few downsides, including managing a healthy work-life balance.As home offices sprouted across kitchens and living rooms in 2020, the natural barriers between working life and home life deteriorated. In 2021, we are likely to see AI play a more significant role in helping employees avoid burnout through tools that encourage real-time engagement, provide individualised recommendations on how people can do their best work, and robotic coaches to help with mental health.
For HR teams, AI-powered solutions will quickly flag employee roadblocks and give priority to those most at risk. Greater use of remote teams also means greater integration of HR and day-to-day collaboration tools. The use of AI to bridge productivity gaps and multiple systems across companies will improve job satisfaction and increase output.
HR Data and COVID-19
The pandemic has accelerated the increasing role of employers in the financial, physical and mental well-being of their employees and the critical importance of HR data for human resource teams.The power of HR data analysis is how it can proactively help predict annual benefit costs more accurately—a tool that will become crucial for families, employers, and health plan providers as they plan for this year.
By analysing data on HR from across the country and organisations, the 2021 health costs of a young family of four can be projected. The analysis is based not only on the cost of health care in 2020 but also on what the family of four is likely to encounter in 2021.These emerging, critical decision-making data will play a key role for employers, brokers, and health plan providers as they navigate both expected and unexpected changes.
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