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Human capital management ( HCM ) is the comprehensive set of practices for recruiting, managing, developing and optimizing the human resources of an organization. The phrase connotes an approach to human resource management (HRM) that views employees as assets that can be invested in and managed to maximize their business value. Software HCM has come to be nearly synonymous with the human resources (HR) function in organizations. In HR technology, the comprehensive software systems for managing HR processes differ little from HCM suites. For example, the functions of most human resource information systems (HRIS) are often the same as HCM systems. However, some observers use HCM in a narrow sense to denote just the labor-scheduling and time-tracking functions of HR. HCM suites are sold either as components of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems or as separate products that are typically integrated with ERP. In recent years, on-premises HCM has been superseded by software as ...

Benefits of Learning Adobe Analytics Similar to tools like Google Analytics 360,  Adobe Analytics   offers notable benefits and features (avoiding sampling, custom tracking flexibility, etc.), justifying the notable yearly cost associated to it. Becoming familiar with Adobe will naturally expand your analytics skills! While many elements of Google Analytics tracking are applicable to Adobe; Adobe’s new features, tools, and caveats will deepen and enrich your analytics knowledge base. If you understand the features within Adobe, you will   save yourself time as well as others by quickly solving complex analysis problems, creating expansive and actionable reporting, and setting up strategic tracking. Comparing Dimension and Metric Set-Ups in GA and Adobe Now that we’ve established why Adobe Analytics is important, let’s look at some high-level dimension and metrics differences between Google Analytics and Adobe Anal...

IoT in the enterprise: Healthcare Healthcare is adopting  IoT technology  faster than almost any other industry. Innovators in healthcare were quick to recognize the potential available to patients when IoT technologies were first integrated with medical devices: greatly improved quality and effectiveness of service that’s especially valuable for the elderly, patients battling chronic conditions and individuals requiring constant supervision. The ability to monitor patients remotely is perhaps the biggest advantage of IoT in healthcare. With physicians required to work in multiple clinics, hospitals or facilities, being able to remotely monitor a patient’s vital signs and status could improve patient care immensely. Sometimes it’s not the physician who is on the go, but the patient instead. Patients receiving chemotherapy, dialysis or other long-term therapies can experience a new sense of freedom between treatments because their doctors are still able to mon...