Manage HR Magazine | Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Digitization, automation, cloud, and big data are undoubtedly the drivers of the business world at present. This transformation's offspring has created a significant tremor in the roles of human resources (HR)
Fremont, CA: In today's world, everything is interconnected, from smartphones, watches, and voice-activated speakers to programmable thermostats. It's no surprise that these transformations have affected workplaces as well.
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Digitization, automation, cloud, and big data are undoubtedly the drivers of a business world that have fuelled rapid changes in the market by disrupting the demands and skills necessary for a bright future. This transformation's offspring has created a significant tremor in the roles of human resources (HR), evolving them from being only an administrative unit to a strategic consultant of the enterprise.
AI and ML have transcended HR by becoming the cornerstones of the field. These technologies are accelerating the change of dynamics in an HR professional's career. At the same time, the trend from the last decade, Digitization, still holds a substantial grip over the HR functions. It continues to play an essential role in the design of HR strategies, making sure that the organizations stay relevant in the coming decade.
The initial point of contact in HR's role is the process of recruitment, which has been hit by a high-tide of change. From using the internet for posting job vacancy details to inline tracking and short-listing of applicants, the field today is using AI and ML holistically. AI also fulfills all repetitive and administrative tasks with automation, freeing human talent for much-advanced work that focuses on enhancing the organization's processes and development of employees to guarantee fulfillment of the company's goals.
The days ahead will also see data empowering HR functions, application of analyzed data, and enhancing the agility of services through insights that human talent cannot perceive. AI-powered analysis of collected data will ensure consistency and objectivity steered away from human bias.
The new decade will be challenging for all departments as well as HR. It will ensure that the right people are placed in the right positions at the right time, and by doing so the company will be able to stay ahead in the curve. It is up to the HR professionals to embrace the technology so that a much strategic role in an organization can be obtained, enhancing business growth. Ultimately, the success of the organizations is determined by how well it adapts and adopts newer technologies and insists the employees to follow the same.
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