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Summary:

Gary Bragar is the HR Outsourcing Research Director at NelsonHall, a leading BPO research and analysis firm, where he has global responsibility for HRO. In this key role, Gary helps both buyers and vendors assess the opportunities capabilities of HR outsourcing, including: recruitment, learning, payroll, benefits, mid-market HRO, and multi-process HRO. Gary is a member of the No. America Board of Advisors for the HRO Today Services and Technology Association, as well as a member of the HR.com Talent Acquisition Advisory Board.

In this episode, Gary talks HR technologies of the past and present. He also discusses how to navigate the busy HR technology landscape of today.

Chapters:

[0:00 - 4:12] Introduction

Welcome, Gary!
Today’s Topic: HR Technology of the Past, Present, and Future

[4:13 - 12:05] What HR Technology Trends Have You Seen in the Past?

Comparing past recruiting technology to present-day, automated systems
The focus on employee engagement

[12:06 - 17:17] Navigating Today’s Myriad HR Tech Options

Communication tools being used as employee engagement tools?
What to do about an overwhelming amount of HR technology options?

[17:18 - 18:37] Final Thoughts & Closing

Final thoughts on the HR Tech conference
Thanks for listening!

Quotes:

“Another trend I'm seeing now that's a big focus—on one hand, it’s nothing new, it’s just increased importance—is employee engagement. Once you get those hires on board, you want to keep them happy. You want to communicate with them.”

“Even when I was at AT&T and we use different tools, there were so many you used. You’d try one thing and that would work and you'd use it for a couple years—and maybe it was a performance management software and everybody was gung ho. And then all of a sudden it just died. That's why I think leadership commitment—it has to be top down driven.”

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Gary Bragar - HR Tech 2021 Series - HR Technology: Past, Present, and Future