Your Digital Strategy in Action: Make Your HR Tech Work

The HR digital landscape has become increasingly complex and challenging. In this piece, Criticaleye Partner WalkMe explores how HR leaders can maximise the ROI of their HR technology by driving impactful digital experiences, based on actionable data and analytics.

Key takeaways include:
  • According to Gartner, by 2024, 60 percent of large global organisations will try to address employee experience needs by deploying at least five HCM (human capital management) and digital workplace technologies
  • Research shows that data-driven organisations are 23 more times likely to acquire customers
  • While virtually all business leaders agree digital transformation is critical to a competitive business strategy, 27 percent of executives believe digital transformation is a matter of survival




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