IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) is a double blind peer reviewed International Journal that provides rapid publication (within a month) of articles in all areas of business and managemant and its applications. The journal welcomes publications of high quality papers on theoretical developments and practical applications inbusiness and management. Original research papers, state-of-the-art reviews, and high quality technical notes are invited for publications
The employee perception of the Human Resources Information Systems successinventionjournals
ABSTRACT: This study aims to identify the level of success of the human resources information systems, through the assessment of its role in the performance of the functions of human resource management in the Public Authority for Radio and Television, in intention of detection of the difficulties that’s faced by those systems and limit the efficiency and effectiveness of their use in providing the requested information, and work to submit some proposals that’s could contribute in improving the efficiency of information systems management of human resources, so that this study presented and validated a comprehensive, multidimensional model of HRIS success, which consists of six success measures: perceived HRIS system quality, perceived HRIS information quality, perceived HRIS ease of use, perceived HRIS usefulness, HRIS satisfaction, and HRIS success and the all results there is showed a positive impact among themselves, so that the more each of the (system quality, information quality, Usefulness, ease of use) increases with satisfaction system. Also results were also shown a positive effect in terms of satisfaction on information systems to achieve the desired success.
IRJET- Implementation of HRIS by Hospitals in Bangladesh: An Analysis using t...IRJET Journal
This document discusses a study that analyzes factors influencing the adoption of human resource information systems (HRIS) by hospitals in Bangladesh. The study uses the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model to identify key factors. A survey was conducted of HR managers and administrators at various public and private hospitals. The findings suggest that performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and social influence are significant factors affecting HRIS adoption in Bangladeshi hospitals. The study aims to help hospital managers understand challenges to adopting HRIS and how to improve HRIS use.
A comparative study of the software packages used as hris by organizations op...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that compared the different software packages used as human resource information systems (HRIS) by organizations in India. The study surveyed 355 HR professionals across six sectors. The results showed that most organizations in the IT and BPO sectors use ERP systems as their HRIS, while other sectors more commonly use spreadsheets. The study also assessed HR professionals' perspectives on features of the HRIS used by their organizations, finding that over half viewed their system as user-friendly. The research provides insights into which types of HRIS software are most commonly implemented and used in India, according to HR professionals.
This document provides an overview of human resource information systems (HRIS). It discusses the meaning and definition of HRIS, including the data and information needs of HR managers. It also covers the basic system requirements for an HRIS, including desktop PCs, servers, software, and databases. The document examines how HRIS can help streamline HR functions and processes through technologies like workflow automation, manager self-service, and employee self-service. Overall, the document provides a foundational introduction to HRIS concepts, components, and applications.
Developing An Information System for Sustainable Human Resource Developmentiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) is a double blind peer reviewed International Journal that provides rapid publication (within a month) of articles in all areas of business and managemant and its applications. The journal welcomes publications of high quality papers on theoretical developments and practical applications inbusiness and management. Original research papers, state-of-the-art reviews, and high quality technical notes are invited for publications.
This document provides an introduction to a study on using HRIS for human resource planning at Fularin Industries Ltd. It discusses how HRIS can help reduce costs and improve HR processes like recruitment, selection, training and development. The objectives of the study are to determine the extent to which HRIS is used for HR planning, whether it can reduce company costs, and provide training on an Oracle software. The methodology uses secondary data sources. Limitations include time constraints, limited data, and knowledge level. Chapter 2 reviews literature on topics like MIS, HRIS, and HR planning to identify knowledge gaps and inform the study.
The document discusses the need for intelligent decision support systems (IDSS) in human resource management. It provides an overview of traditional HR functions and how the role of technology has changed HR. The objectives are to review customary HR practices related to human resource allocation, current DSS applications in HR, and explore future trends in applying IDSS to HR. IDSS could help make more precise and reliable decisions in HR areas like selection, training and rewards by integrating human knowledge with modeling tools.
The employee perception of the Human Resources Information Systems successinventionjournals
ABSTRACT: This study aims to identify the level of success of the human resources information systems, through the assessment of its role in the performance of the functions of human resource management in the Public Authority for Radio and Television, in intention of detection of the difficulties that’s faced by those systems and limit the efficiency and effectiveness of their use in providing the requested information, and work to submit some proposals that’s could contribute in improving the efficiency of information systems management of human resources, so that this study presented and validated a comprehensive, multidimensional model of HRIS success, which consists of six success measures: perceived HRIS system quality, perceived HRIS information quality, perceived HRIS ease of use, perceived HRIS usefulness, HRIS satisfaction, and HRIS success and the all results there is showed a positive impact among themselves, so that the more each of the (system quality, information quality, Usefulness, ease of use) increases with satisfaction system. Also results were also shown a positive effect in terms of satisfaction on information systems to achieve the desired success.
IRJET- Implementation of HRIS by Hospitals in Bangladesh: An Analysis using t...IRJET Journal
This document discusses a study that analyzes factors influencing the adoption of human resource information systems (HRIS) by hospitals in Bangladesh. The study uses the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model to identify key factors. A survey was conducted of HR managers and administrators at various public and private hospitals. The findings suggest that performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and social influence are significant factors affecting HRIS adoption in Bangladeshi hospitals. The study aims to help hospital managers understand challenges to adopting HRIS and how to improve HRIS use.
A comparative study of the software packages used as hris by organizations op...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research study that compared the different software packages used as human resource information systems (HRIS) by organizations in India. The study surveyed 355 HR professionals across six sectors. The results showed that most organizations in the IT and BPO sectors use ERP systems as their HRIS, while other sectors more commonly use spreadsheets. The study also assessed HR professionals' perspectives on features of the HRIS used by their organizations, finding that over half viewed their system as user-friendly. The research provides insights into which types of HRIS software are most commonly implemented and used in India, according to HR professionals.
This document provides an overview of human resource information systems (HRIS). It discusses the meaning and definition of HRIS, including the data and information needs of HR managers. It also covers the basic system requirements for an HRIS, including desktop PCs, servers, software, and databases. The document examines how HRIS can help streamline HR functions and processes through technologies like workflow automation, manager self-service, and employee self-service. Overall, the document provides a foundational introduction to HRIS concepts, components, and applications.
Developing An Information System for Sustainable Human Resource Developmentiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) is a double blind peer reviewed International Journal that provides rapid publication (within a month) of articles in all areas of business and managemant and its applications. The journal welcomes publications of high quality papers on theoretical developments and practical applications inbusiness and management. Original research papers, state-of-the-art reviews, and high quality technical notes are invited for publications.
This document provides an introduction to a study on using HRIS for human resource planning at Fularin Industries Ltd. It discusses how HRIS can help reduce costs and improve HR processes like recruitment, selection, training and development. The objectives of the study are to determine the extent to which HRIS is used for HR planning, whether it can reduce company costs, and provide training on an Oracle software. The methodology uses secondary data sources. Limitations include time constraints, limited data, and knowledge level. Chapter 2 reviews literature on topics like MIS, HRIS, and HR planning to identify knowledge gaps and inform the study.
The document discusses the need for intelligent decision support systems (IDSS) in human resource management. It provides an overview of traditional HR functions and how the role of technology has changed HR. The objectives are to review customary HR practices related to human resource allocation, current DSS applications in HR, and explore future trends in applying IDSS to HR. IDSS could help make more precise and reliable decisions in HR areas like selection, training and rewards by integrating human knowledge with modeling tools.
The document discusses the need for intelligent decision support systems (IDSS) in human resource management. It provides an overview of traditional HR functions and how the role of technology is changing HR. The objectives are to review customary HR practices related to human resource allocation, current DSS applications in HR, and explore future trends in using IDSS for HR. IDSS could help make more precise and reliable decisions in HR areas like selection, training and rewards by integrating human knowledge with modeling tools.
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI)inventionjournals
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Humanities and Social Science. IJHSSI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Humanities and Social Science, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online
To Explore how Enterprise Resource Planning System is Enhancing Internal Fina...AI Publications
The study aims to assess how an organisation deploys ERPs’ availability in ensuring effective internal controls to ensure effective financial decision-making, the importance for organisations to achieve their objectives. To achieve this the study put in place four objectives; to evaluate how management commitments can influence an effective internal control in NGOs, evaluate their effectiveness through the use of an ERP, assess how best operations cycles and procedures can be improved by systems to ensure improved internal controls while understanding the shorting during the implementations. It is believed that the systems have the capabilities of deployment in most major functions of the organisations and therefore ensures faster and accurate decision-making also protect and reduce mismanagements of the donor funds. The study seeks to assess ERPs usefulness to stakeholders in the organisation finances use and coordination The significance of the study is that it can be used by the organisation in making better financial decisions, improve their efficiency and effectiveness and also by the authorities and the professional organisation to improve the reporting. The project will be of significant importance to the NGOs across Tanzania, their management, staff beneficiaries, regulatory authorities such as TRA and the registrar of NGOs, scholars and current and potential donors The study revies pieces of literature such as, the internal control systems, Enter Resource Planning System as a tool of controls, internal control environments and activities and monitoring and controls, Four interlinked theories that are
Effect of Employee Independence on Employee PerformanceAI Publications
The aim of the present study was to examine the influence of employee independence on employee performance specifically on job involvement, minimal supervision, work team autonomy and access of information a case of a non-governmental organisation in Tanzania. The study was quantitative in nature which adopted a survey design. Through the use of a structured, self-administered, closed questionnaire; data was collected from 135 respondents out of 203 employees who were the targeted population, that were selected using a stratified and simple random sampling technique. Both descriptive and inferential data analysis were done through the computerized statistical software IBM - SPSS Statistics 21.0 and the data was presented in form of frequency, percentages, mean, standard deviation, correlation and regression coefficients that was later used to interpret the findings. The study revealed that employee independence had the strong significance and positive influence to employee performance. The study was limited to a case of non-governmental organization in Tanzania. Thus, it is recommended that future studies should widen the scope to other sectors like public entities and/or to conduct the study outside the boundaries of Tanzania so as to validate the present findings.
HR ANALYTICS: A MODERN TOOL IN HR FOR PREDICTIVE DECISION MAKINGIAEME Publication
Developments in Human Resources Management (HRM) are fast being integrated
with corresponding changes in data and information processing, which are
restructuring our environments. The domain of human resource analytics, which can be
understood as a data and analytical thinking-centred approach to Human Resources
Management, is fast becoming an indispensable part of organisational setups. The
present study explores the existing literature in the field of HR analytics and their
implications for predictive decision-making in organisations. This will also include
critically reviewing the literature on the integration of HR analytics in organisational
setups through the introduction of relevant IT infrastructure and provisions.
This document discusses how integrating information technology (IT) can enhance the effectiveness of human resource (HR) functions. It begins by noting that technology is reshaping business and competition requires greater utilization of technology. The document then examines the relationship between HR and IT, arguing that integrating the two can create competitive advantages for organizations. It provides examples of how some companies have successfully integrated HR and IT strategies. Overall, the document advocates for HR professionals to better understand the relationship between HR and IT and leverage a theoretical approach to enhance HR performance through greater integration of information technology.
This document provides an outline for a research study on records management practices in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It will involve distributing a questionnaire to local SMEs and conducting follow-up interviews. The literature review finds that effective records management can provide benefits like reduced costs, minimized legal risks, and increased revenues for SMEs. However, many SMEs lack formal records management policies and trained professionals to implement them due to limited resources. The study aims to better understand current practices in Halifax SMEs and identify best practices.
This chapter provides an introduction to human resource management (HRM), information technology (IT), and human resource information systems (HRIS). It discusses the evolution of HRM and the impact of computer technology. It also describes the types of HR activities and information systems used in HRIS. The chapter explains how HRIS supports managerial decision making and strategic HRM. It establishes key concepts and themes that will be explored in later chapters, including how HRIS can help organizations effectively manage human capital resources.
Investigating the Influence of E-HRM Practices on Organizational Performance:...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
Electronic Human Resource Management (E-HRM) came into existence as a result of the evolution of new technology and it leads to eliminating the administrative burden on HR professionals. Financial institutions are the heart of the financial stability of the economy. Nowadays most financial institutions are widely adopting E-HRM practices in order to achieve sustainable competitive advantage. However, it has been observed that there is a lack of empirical studies regarding this phenomenon in the Sri Lankan context. The main contribution of this study is to enrich the knowledge and investigate the impact of E-HRM practices on organizational performance under the mediation role of organizational agility. Thus, the study focusses on to examine how E-HRM impacts organizational performance, and to determine the mediating role of organizational agility between E-HRM and OP. Questionnaires were distributed by using a convenience sampling method to collect primary data from 40 financial institutions in Sri Lanka. Data analysis was performed using Pearson correlation analysis, regression analysis, descriptive statistics, Baron and Kenny mediator analysis method, and Sobel test. Results of the analysis indicated that E-HRM practices significantly and positively impact organizational performance while organizational agility mediates the relationship between E-HRM practices and OP. Outcomes of this study provided implications like enhancing available literature, to understand the real impact of E-HRM on organizational performance to HR managers. This study also suggests some further research areas for future research.
The Evolution and Growth of HR Analytics ROI Based Approachijtsrd
Human resources HR analytics has recently developed an enormous curiosity in most organizations still they find challenging to move from operational reporting to strategic reporting analytics. Organizations are becoming more data focused by utilizing employee data to reach their strategic goals. Recent research studies have shown increased attention on HR analytics and its impact on business results. This paper is a conceptual study, with twofold objectives firstly, to provide evidence of implementation and growth of HR analytics from the literature review second, to study the impact of HR analytics focused with Return on Investment. The purpose of applying HR analytics is to give better decisions on utilizing HR metrics and predictive models which optimizes performance and better return on investment. The study indicates that conceptual and empirical studies in HR analytics resulted in a greater return on investment when compared to case based studies. Additionally, the study indicates that talent acquisition and learning and development are the main HR functions that generate the highest return on investment. This paper concludes that Choosing the right purpose and the right tool for the right moment of the intervention of HR analytics impact optimum organizational performance. Supriya. P. Inamdar | Dr. Shinu Abhi "The Evolution and Growth of HR Analytics: ROI Based Approach" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-4 , June 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.compapers/ijtsrd41225.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.commanagement/strategic-management/41225/the-evolution-and-growth-of-hr-analytics-roi-based-approach/supriya-p-inamdar
This document discusses measuring human resource performance at Bhayangkara Hospital in Tebing Tinggi, Indonesia using the Human Resources Scorecard approach. Key performance indicators were established across four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. Based on the results, some targets were not achieved, including increasing training costs by 10%, balancing human resources with patient growth, and fully integrating human resource data. Overall performance was measured at 0.73 based on the established indicators. The study aims to help the hospital improve long-term human resource performance and competitiveness through objective performance measurement.
Evaluating changes to legal issues: HR cases, practices, policiesCourtney Cavall
This document discusses changes to anti-discrimination law and its impact on HR practices and policies. It analyzes how discrimination laws have attempted to provide more protection for employees against issues like sexual harassment and discrimination based on characteristics like gender, disability status and transgender identity. However, it argues that while laws have increased tolerance of differences, progress on employment equality has been limited. It also discusses how globalization and corporate restructuring have impacted the employer-employee relationship and given companies more flexibility, while discrimination still persists in some corporate cultures despite anti-discrimination laws.
1) Workforce analytics can help companies improve performance, profitability, and human capital investment. Companies using workforce analytics outperform those that do not.
2) HR professionals can use workforce analytics to shift from an operational to more strategic role by identifying patterns of success and failure. Analytics provide insights into areas like turnover, recruiting, and employee performance.
3) Focusing initially on turnover, recruiting, and performance metrics can help HR demonstrate value and improve productivity, while also identifying training and other needs.
Abstract— The IT industry is considered to be dynamic in nature where strategies are changing faster than policies.
Organizations inherently view merger as a key to business change, especially when they want to make a union play. The
relentless pace of technology change and the constant union of different business models across the industry prompt a “buy
vs. build” decision to generally result in “buy”. Mergers are said to be successful only if they lead to an increment in
shareholder value, but latest study conducted by KPMG in 2013 indicates that 83% of merger deals did not boost
shareholder returns. And one of the most noticeable reasons of failure was lack of HR integration between two companies
undergoing the transition. It is evident from the research done across the globe that there has been negligible attention
shown towards IT industry. The mergers have been increasing in this sector ever since a few decades where the IT industry
has grown manifolds, however not many research studies have been able to capture the essence of the matter. The HR
function in IT industry which deals with high volume of employees who have a significant impact on the performance and
results is often undermined by the Top management. Considering the criticality of mergers as a strategic tool, it has been
reviewed that the study conducted by firms as well as researchers have found that the major challenges faced by HR postmerger
would be change in organization, fusion of culture, managerial challenges, transparency in communication and
employee stress. The limitation of this research paper is that the HR challenges faced by organizations post-merger are
confined to IT industry. According to our extensive research and understanding, recommendations are given which exhibit a
holistic viewpoint on the different practices and imperatives that organizations must embrace in order to create a successful
HR integration post-merger in the sector.
Keywords—Employee Stress, Fusion of Culture, HR integration, Post-Merger, Strategic tool
Enabling your Human Resource Information System to support HR Strategic RolesOPUS Management
Human Resource Management (HRM) has shifted its function within Organisations over the last few years. Its function has grown considerably and has shifted into a more strategic role rather than providing support for administrative paperwork. There has been a shift too, in terminology, with the term Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) becoming more common.
IS/IT Capability and Strategic Information System Planning (SISP) SuccessIJMIT JOURNAL
Successful planning of Information Systems (SISP) is perhaps going to be more problematic in today’s world of rapid change and uncertainty. SISP is a cornerstone of the information system discipline and very little attention has been paid to its success based on the resource based view of the firm (RBV).This paper provides a model for IT capability and strategic information system planning success, by considering environmental and organizational factors that may influence this relationship in a contingency model. A review of existing IT capability and SISP literature is given to identify the opportunities in building successful SISP. A model is developed by hypothesizing IT capability as independent variable leads to SISP success as dependent variable; in which organizational & environmental influences are considered as moderating variables. The control variables are firm size, firm structure, and industry type. The study proposes a model to conceptualize the relationship between IT capabilities and SISP success and contingency factors moderating that relationship. This paper explains the ways of exploiting IT capabilities as specialized and integrated knowledge of the firm in IT area to create a more successful SISP. The researchers believe that the aim to build a model for SISP success based on RBV theory is important because this new perspective will be helpful for gaining a superior assessment and better underpinning of the SISP from a knowledge based perspective.
Dovetailing of business intelligence and knowledge managementAlexander Decker
The document discusses the integration of business intelligence (BI) and knowledge management (KM). It provides definitions of BI as the process of transforming data into valuable information and knowledge to improve decision-making. KM encompasses both tacit and explicit knowledge to enhance organizational performance. The document proposes that organizations need to integrate BI and KM to exploit both structured and unstructured data. It presents a framework for integrating the two approaches to help organizations improve knowledge and decision-making.
Conceptualizing Information Technology Governance Model for Higher Education:...journalBEEI
Information Technology (IT) governance has been emerging as a central issue in many organizations. This is because IT governance is key to realizing IT business value. Past studies have focused on the three aspects of IT governance, namely, structural capability, process capability and relational capability. At the same time, some studies have suggested that IT governance process should be viewed as a learning process rather than a problem solving process. Based on this scenario, the role of knowledge and knowledge based processes should be the central focus of IT governance. As a learning process, IT governance effectiveness can be determined by how much impact IT governance practices has influenced on decision-makers’ thinking and actions. In this case, knowledge capacity absorbed from IT governance experience reflects a certain level of organizational learning (OL) achieved which later influences the level of IT governance performance. Since studies that adopt this perspective is lacking, this paper proposes a conceptual framework based on absorptive capacity approach for an IT governance performance model in the higher education. The paper contributes theoretically by extending the knowledge of IT governance by exploring a new perspective on OL
The document discusses a case study on implementing a Human Resource Information System (HRIS) at Telenor Pakistan. It provides background on Telenor as a telecommunications company and discusses their need for an HRIS to manage employee records, recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits across their growing operations in Pakistan. The HRIS implementation at Telenor Pakistan is described, including upgrading to the Workday software system. Key modules and functions of the HRIS in supporting strategic and operational HR functions are also outlined.
This document summarizes the skills needed for IT professionals in Kenya. It finds that both technical and soft skills are important, with ethics, communication, and business skills being especially critical for both entry-level and mid-level employees. There are also skills gaps in Kenya, particularly in software development and project management. Developing IT skills is important for Kenya's growing economy and digital transformation, but better data and collaboration between education and business is still needed to understand skills demands.
This document summarizes a study on the use of business intelligence tools to help with human resources management decisions in Portuguese organizations. A survey of 43 HR managers was conducted to understand how BI tools integrate reports, analytics, dashboards and metrics to impact decision making. Statistical analysis found BI to be positively associated with and able to predict HR decision making. Focus groups identified how BI impacts HR strategies. The study examines how information from HR systems, gathered through BI tools, influences HR manager decisions and organizational performance. It also identifies practices and gaps in both HR management and BI processes, noting factors that must work together to facilitate effective decision making.
1. The document discusses human resource information systems (HRIS) and their role within HR departments. It outlines the functions of HRIS, including collecting, analyzing, and providing employee data to support HR professionals and facilitate workforce management.
2. It then evaluates factors that influence HRIS implementation and design, such as data security, metrics, and application selection. Case studies of HRIS systems at Jordanian pharmaceutical companies and Cisco are provided.
3. The document also notes some limitations of HRIS, such as potential issues that may arise if the systems fail or if data is not updated regularly.
The document discusses the need for intelligent decision support systems (IDSS) in human resource management. It provides an overview of traditional HR functions and how the role of technology is changing HR. The objectives are to review customary HR practices related to human resource allocation, current DSS applications in HR, and explore future trends in using IDSS for HR. IDSS could help make more precise and reliable decisions in HR areas like selection, training and rewards by integrating human knowledge with modeling tools.
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI)inventionjournals
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Humanities and Social Science. IJHSSI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Humanities and Social Science, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online
To Explore how Enterprise Resource Planning System is Enhancing Internal Fina...AI Publications
The study aims to assess how an organisation deploys ERPs’ availability in ensuring effective internal controls to ensure effective financial decision-making, the importance for organisations to achieve their objectives. To achieve this the study put in place four objectives; to evaluate how management commitments can influence an effective internal control in NGOs, evaluate their effectiveness through the use of an ERP, assess how best operations cycles and procedures can be improved by systems to ensure improved internal controls while understanding the shorting during the implementations. It is believed that the systems have the capabilities of deployment in most major functions of the organisations and therefore ensures faster and accurate decision-making also protect and reduce mismanagements of the donor funds. The study seeks to assess ERPs usefulness to stakeholders in the organisation finances use and coordination The significance of the study is that it can be used by the organisation in making better financial decisions, improve their efficiency and effectiveness and also by the authorities and the professional organisation to improve the reporting. The project will be of significant importance to the NGOs across Tanzania, their management, staff beneficiaries, regulatory authorities such as TRA and the registrar of NGOs, scholars and current and potential donors The study revies pieces of literature such as, the internal control systems, Enter Resource Planning System as a tool of controls, internal control environments and activities and monitoring and controls, Four interlinked theories that are
Effect of Employee Independence on Employee PerformanceAI Publications
The aim of the present study was to examine the influence of employee independence on employee performance specifically on job involvement, minimal supervision, work team autonomy and access of information a case of a non-governmental organisation in Tanzania. The study was quantitative in nature which adopted a survey design. Through the use of a structured, self-administered, closed questionnaire; data was collected from 135 respondents out of 203 employees who were the targeted population, that were selected using a stratified and simple random sampling technique. Both descriptive and inferential data analysis were done through the computerized statistical software IBM - SPSS Statistics 21.0 and the data was presented in form of frequency, percentages, mean, standard deviation, correlation and regression coefficients that was later used to interpret the findings. The study revealed that employee independence had the strong significance and positive influence to employee performance. The study was limited to a case of non-governmental organization in Tanzania. Thus, it is recommended that future studies should widen the scope to other sectors like public entities and/or to conduct the study outside the boundaries of Tanzania so as to validate the present findings.
HR ANALYTICS: A MODERN TOOL IN HR FOR PREDICTIVE DECISION MAKINGIAEME Publication
Developments in Human Resources Management (HRM) are fast being integrated
with corresponding changes in data and information processing, which are
restructuring our environments. The domain of human resource analytics, which can be
understood as a data and analytical thinking-centred approach to Human Resources
Management, is fast becoming an indispensable part of organisational setups. The
present study explores the existing literature in the field of HR analytics and their
implications for predictive decision-making in organisations. This will also include
critically reviewing the literature on the integration of HR analytics in organisational
setups through the introduction of relevant IT infrastructure and provisions.
This document discusses how integrating information technology (IT) can enhance the effectiveness of human resource (HR) functions. It begins by noting that technology is reshaping business and competition requires greater utilization of technology. The document then examines the relationship between HR and IT, arguing that integrating the two can create competitive advantages for organizations. It provides examples of how some companies have successfully integrated HR and IT strategies. Overall, the document advocates for HR professionals to better understand the relationship between HR and IT and leverage a theoretical approach to enhance HR performance through greater integration of information technology.
This document provides an outline for a research study on records management practices in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It will involve distributing a questionnaire to local SMEs and conducting follow-up interviews. The literature review finds that effective records management can provide benefits like reduced costs, minimized legal risks, and increased revenues for SMEs. However, many SMEs lack formal records management policies and trained professionals to implement them due to limited resources. The study aims to better understand current practices in Halifax SMEs and identify best practices.
This chapter provides an introduction to human resource management (HRM), information technology (IT), and human resource information systems (HRIS). It discusses the evolution of HRM and the impact of computer technology. It also describes the types of HR activities and information systems used in HRIS. The chapter explains how HRIS supports managerial decision making and strategic HRM. It establishes key concepts and themes that will be explored in later chapters, including how HRIS can help organizations effectively manage human capital resources.
Investigating the Influence of E-HRM Practices on Organizational Performance:...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
Electronic Human Resource Management (E-HRM) came into existence as a result of the evolution of new technology and it leads to eliminating the administrative burden on HR professionals. Financial institutions are the heart of the financial stability of the economy. Nowadays most financial institutions are widely adopting E-HRM practices in order to achieve sustainable competitive advantage. However, it has been observed that there is a lack of empirical studies regarding this phenomenon in the Sri Lankan context. The main contribution of this study is to enrich the knowledge and investigate the impact of E-HRM practices on organizational performance under the mediation role of organizational agility. Thus, the study focusses on to examine how E-HRM impacts organizational performance, and to determine the mediating role of organizational agility between E-HRM and OP. Questionnaires were distributed by using a convenience sampling method to collect primary data from 40 financial institutions in Sri Lanka. Data analysis was performed using Pearson correlation analysis, regression analysis, descriptive statistics, Baron and Kenny mediator analysis method, and Sobel test. Results of the analysis indicated that E-HRM practices significantly and positively impact organizational performance while organizational agility mediates the relationship between E-HRM practices and OP. Outcomes of this study provided implications like enhancing available literature, to understand the real impact of E-HRM on organizational performance to HR managers. This study also suggests some further research areas for future research.
The Evolution and Growth of HR Analytics ROI Based Approachijtsrd
Human resources HR analytics has recently developed an enormous curiosity in most organizations still they find challenging to move from operational reporting to strategic reporting analytics. Organizations are becoming more data focused by utilizing employee data to reach their strategic goals. Recent research studies have shown increased attention on HR analytics and its impact on business results. This paper is a conceptual study, with twofold objectives firstly, to provide evidence of implementation and growth of HR analytics from the literature review second, to study the impact of HR analytics focused with Return on Investment. The purpose of applying HR analytics is to give better decisions on utilizing HR metrics and predictive models which optimizes performance and better return on investment. The study indicates that conceptual and empirical studies in HR analytics resulted in a greater return on investment when compared to case based studies. Additionally, the study indicates that talent acquisition and learning and development are the main HR functions that generate the highest return on investment. This paper concludes that Choosing the right purpose and the right tool for the right moment of the intervention of HR analytics impact optimum organizational performance. Supriya. P. Inamdar | Dr. Shinu Abhi "The Evolution and Growth of HR Analytics: ROI Based Approach" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-4 , June 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.compapers/ijtsrd41225.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.commanagement/strategic-management/41225/the-evolution-and-growth-of-hr-analytics-roi-based-approach/supriya-p-inamdar
This document discusses measuring human resource performance at Bhayangkara Hospital in Tebing Tinggi, Indonesia using the Human Resources Scorecard approach. Key performance indicators were established across four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. Based on the results, some targets were not achieved, including increasing training costs by 10%, balancing human resources with patient growth, and fully integrating human resource data. Overall performance was measured at 0.73 based on the established indicators. The study aims to help the hospital improve long-term human resource performance and competitiveness through objective performance measurement.
Evaluating changes to legal issues: HR cases, practices, policiesCourtney Cavall
This document discusses changes to anti-discrimination law and its impact on HR practices and policies. It analyzes how discrimination laws have attempted to provide more protection for employees against issues like sexual harassment and discrimination based on characteristics like gender, disability status and transgender identity. However, it argues that while laws have increased tolerance of differences, progress on employment equality has been limited. It also discusses how globalization and corporate restructuring have impacted the employer-employee relationship and given companies more flexibility, while discrimination still persists in some corporate cultures despite anti-discrimination laws.
1) Workforce analytics can help companies improve performance, profitability, and human capital investment. Companies using workforce analytics outperform those that do not.
2) HR professionals can use workforce analytics to shift from an operational to more strategic role by identifying patterns of success and failure. Analytics provide insights into areas like turnover, recruiting, and employee performance.
3) Focusing initially on turnover, recruiting, and performance metrics can help HR demonstrate value and improve productivity, while also identifying training and other needs.
Abstract— The IT industry is considered to be dynamic in nature where strategies are changing faster than policies.
Organizations inherently view merger as a key to business change, especially when they want to make a union play. The
relentless pace of technology change and the constant union of different business models across the industry prompt a “buy
vs. build” decision to generally result in “buy”. Mergers are said to be successful only if they lead to an increment in
shareholder value, but latest study conducted by KPMG in 2013 indicates that 83% of merger deals did not boost
shareholder returns. And one of the most noticeable reasons of failure was lack of HR integration between two companies
undergoing the transition. It is evident from the research done across the globe that there has been negligible attention
shown towards IT industry. The mergers have been increasing in this sector ever since a few decades where the IT industry
has grown manifolds, however not many research studies have been able to capture the essence of the matter. The HR
function in IT industry which deals with high volume of employees who have a significant impact on the performance and
results is often undermined by the Top management. Considering the criticality of mergers as a strategic tool, it has been
reviewed that the study conducted by firms as well as researchers have found that the major challenges faced by HR postmerger
would be change in organization, fusion of culture, managerial challenges, transparency in communication and
employee stress. The limitation of this research paper is that the HR challenges faced by organizations post-merger are
confined to IT industry. According to our extensive research and understanding, recommendations are given which exhibit a
holistic viewpoint on the different practices and imperatives that organizations must embrace in order to create a successful
HR integration post-merger in the sector.
Keywords—Employee Stress, Fusion of Culture, HR integration, Post-Merger, Strategic tool
Enabling your Human Resource Information System to support HR Strategic RolesOPUS Management
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Dovetailing of business intelligence and knowledge managementAlexander Decker
The document discusses the integration of business intelligence (BI) and knowledge management (KM). It provides definitions of BI as the process of transforming data into valuable information and knowledge to improve decision-making. KM encompasses both tacit and explicit knowledge to enhance organizational performance. The document proposes that organizations need to integrate BI and KM to exploit both structured and unstructured data. It presents a framework for integrating the two approaches to help organizations improve knowledge and decision-making.
Conceptualizing Information Technology Governance Model for Higher Education:...journalBEEI
Information Technology (IT) governance has been emerging as a central issue in many organizations. This is because IT governance is key to realizing IT business value. Past studies have focused on the three aspects of IT governance, namely, structural capability, process capability and relational capability. At the same time, some studies have suggested that IT governance process should be viewed as a learning process rather than a problem solving process. Based on this scenario, the role of knowledge and knowledge based processes should be the central focus of IT governance. As a learning process, IT governance effectiveness can be determined by how much impact IT governance practices has influenced on decision-makers’ thinking and actions. In this case, knowledge capacity absorbed from IT governance experience reflects a certain level of organizational learning (OL) achieved which later influences the level of IT governance performance. Since studies that adopt this perspective is lacking, this paper proposes a conceptual framework based on absorptive capacity approach for an IT governance performance model in the higher education. The paper contributes theoretically by extending the knowledge of IT governance by exploring a new perspective on OL
The document discusses a case study on implementing a Human Resource Information System (HRIS) at Telenor Pakistan. It provides background on Telenor as a telecommunications company and discusses their need for an HRIS to manage employee records, recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits across their growing operations in Pakistan. The HRIS implementation at Telenor Pakistan is described, including upgrading to the Workday software system. Key modules and functions of the HRIS in supporting strategic and operational HR functions are also outlined.
This document summarizes the skills needed for IT professionals in Kenya. It finds that both technical and soft skills are important, with ethics, communication, and business skills being especially critical for both entry-level and mid-level employees. There are also skills gaps in Kenya, particularly in software development and project management. Developing IT skills is important for Kenya's growing economy and digital transformation, but better data and collaboration between education and business is still needed to understand skills demands.
This document summarizes a study on the use of business intelligence tools to help with human resources management decisions in Portuguese organizations. A survey of 43 HR managers was conducted to understand how BI tools integrate reports, analytics, dashboards and metrics to impact decision making. Statistical analysis found BI to be positively associated with and able to predict HR decision making. Focus groups identified how BI impacts HR strategies. The study examines how information from HR systems, gathered through BI tools, influences HR manager decisions and organizational performance. It also identifies practices and gaps in both HR management and BI processes, noting factors that must work together to facilitate effective decision making.
1. The document discusses human resource information systems (HRIS) and their role within HR departments. It outlines the functions of HRIS, including collecting, analyzing, and providing employee data to support HR professionals and facilitate workforce management.
2. It then evaluates factors that influence HRIS implementation and design, such as data security, metrics, and application selection. Case studies of HRIS systems at Jordanian pharmaceutical companies and Cisco are provided.
3. The document also notes some limitations of HRIS, such as potential issues that may arise if the systems fail or if data is not updated regularly.
Towards a Theoretical Model for Human Resource Management Information Systems...IOSRJBM
This study carries out a critical review of literature on human resource management information system, government policy and organization performance. The motivation for carrying out this literature review is presented and the point of contention is the application of human resource management information system, government policy and organizational performance. The objectives of carrying out this literature review include; to conceptualize the adoption of human resource management Information systems (HRMIS) and organization performance, to analyze the evolution of human resource information system (HRMIS) concept, to identify the theories upon which human resource information system (HRMIS) and organization performance are anchored upon, to critically review the empirical studies and identify the inherent gaps and to identify the factors that influences the adoption of HRMIS .The study reviews the origin of adoption of human resource management Information systems from both academic and management perspective. Factors influencing the adoption of human resource management systems, theoretical framework of human resource management systems whereby four theories namely diffusion theory, social capital theory, behavioral theory and resource based view theory have been discussed. An empirical review was done on thematic issues, methodology, data collection and data analysis. Various studies have been reviewed and analyzed to identify knowledge gaps. Conclusions were drawn and recommendations made based on the literature reviewed. A conceptual frame work alongside measures is proposed for studying human resource management information system, government policy and organizational performance and methodology for the study is also proposed.
The document discusses the role of human resources in mergers and acquisitions. It outlines that HR helps determine if the cultures of the merging companies are compatible. It also discusses how HR assesses benefits structures and identifies any potential problems. Additionally, the document notes that HR helps address employee concerns about changes and uncertainty from the merger. Finally, it states that HR communicates changes to reporting structures, roles, and job descriptions as the organizations are integrated.
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Operational Challenges in the Application of Human Resource Information Syste...AI Publications
This study was conducted to assess the Operational Challenges in the Application of Human Resource Information Systems: An investigation in the select Brac Tanzania and CRDB Bank PLC Private Financial Institutions. Specifically, the study aimed at assessing user skills in the application of HRIS, assessing infrastructure challenges in the application of HRIS, and lastly assessing support and system maintenance challenges in application of HRIS. The study employed qualitative approach and explanatory research design in which primary data was obtained by using interview as well as documentary reviews. The findings show that most of the employees have basic information in relation to the use and application of HRIS, they also only have skills on how to operate small portion of the HRIS system such as updating their information in the system. There are infrastructure challenges in the application of HRIS such as buildings well designed to accommodate the system, and well trained personnel to operate the system. It was also revealed that system, support and maintenance helps in updating the system time to time. In order to accommodate new technologies there are system support and maintenance challenges such as cost of maintenance and cybersecurity. The study recommends employees and managers training in order to improve the user skills in relation to application of HRIS. The study also recommended that the HRIS system should be maintained with high level of security and privacy. Not only that but also the study recommends that HR manager should ensure that they stay updated about the changes in technology.
This document compares and contrasts two electronic human resources information systems: Kronos Workforce Central and Triton Human Resources. Kronos has been in business longer and has more installations, while Triton only supports a limited number of languages and currencies. Both systems aim to improve HR processes like recruitment, payroll and training. The document examines their features, differences, target markets and concludes HRIS can help organizations better manage people and resources when customized to their specific needs.
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This document summarizes a journal article that studied the impact of information systems (IS) on product and process innovation at a housing bank in Jordan. It found that management information systems, decision support systems, and executive information systems had a positive relationship with innovation, but transaction processing systems did not. The researchers suggested emphasizing decision support systems to help analyze internal and external data and increase competitiveness through new products and services.
Linking Competitive Strategies with Human Resource Information System: A Comp...Samsul Alam
Understanding how human resource information system (HRIS) is linked with competitive strategies (CSs) has become an important research topic in the field of strategic human resource management (SHRM) and information systems (IS). This study intends to find a relationship between HRIS and CSs and the resulting competitive advantages gained from the relationship that impact the organization's overall performance. A semi-structured questionnaire survey based on the face-to-face interview method was conducted among human resource (HR) executives of the selected Bangladeshi business organizations to collect data and find results. The result shows that HRIS implementation has a significant influence on CSs. Again, HRIS contributes to leveraging benefits from these strategies. The statistical findings reveal that HRIS pay-off (36%) is positively correlated (37%) with CSs to a lower-medium extent, but this correlation insignificantly affects business performance in this horizon. Finally, a framework is developed showing how to leverage HRIS pay-off based on findings and literature.
The digital transformation significantly changes
the traditional way of how organizations manage their
human resources. Besides the automation of HRM
processes, information technologies also have increasing
impact on the talent management process, such as
employee attraction, selection and hiring, workforce
planning, engagement and performance management,
training and development, health and safety, and retention
management, all prompting a focus on redesigning the
organization around teams, implementing analytics and
organizational network analysis and driving a global focus
on diversity, culture, learning, and careers. The aim of this
study is to get insights in the consequences of a digital
HRM solution for an organization and its business
performance. A structured questionnaire was used for the
study. Data was collected from 75 respondents. The
findings of the study conclude that on the 15 statements
which were identified the responses to majority of these
factors showed a significant difference.
Brief overview and history of technology in IT.pptxshazia-ijaz
The document provides information about a human resource information systems (HRIS) course, including:
- The recommended textbook and marks distribution for assessments.
- Topics that will be covered include the technology and evolution of HRIS, as well as types of HRIS.
- An HRIS is defined as a system used to store and manage organizational human resources information to support HR decisions and functions. It includes both computerized systems and older paper-based systems.
This document summarizes a research paper on the challenges of implementing electronic human resource management (e-HRM) systems in software organizations. It defines e-HRM and traces its evolution before discussing the goals, types, and challenges of e-HRM implementation. It provides suggestions for a successful implementation, including addressing employee and organizational issues. The document also outlines advantages like lower costs and improved reporting. It concludes that e-HRM can improve management if implemented carefully while addressing challenges.
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An HRIS system handles important HR functions like maintaining employee records, managing payroll and benefits administration, and facilitating performance reviews. It allows HR professionals to store all employee data in one centralized database for easy access and analysis. The integration of HR data and processes through an HRIS helps improve efficiency, reduce costs, ensure compliance and inform strategic decision making.
This document discusses automation in human resources and its impact. It begins by providing context on how the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated digital transformation and the need for technological solutions in organizations. It then reviews literature on the topic and identifies several benefits of HR automation, such as improved efficiency, enhanced productivity, easier documentation, and lower costs. The findings from interviews with 30 HR managers are also presented, with most agreeing that automation helps HR by saving time, reducing errors, and allowing HR to focus on more strategic work. In conclusion, the document examines early applications of technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data, and robotic process automation in HR functions.
The document discusses the role of technology in human resource planning and management. It describes how information technology can help with workforce analytics, scheduling, and skills inventories. It also explains how technology supports replacement charts and succession management through applications that track employee data, performance reviews, competencies, and development opportunities. Overall, the document outlines how human resource information systems and software help optimize workforce management and strategic decision making.
Infornnation Technology
in Hunnan Resource
:An
Empirical Assessnnent
By Alok Mishra, PhD, and Ibrahim Akman, PhD
The present paper begins by introducing a number of observations on tiie
appiications ot information teciinoiogy (iT) in tiie field of human resource
management (HRM) in gênerai. Tiiis is due to tiie fact that iT and its wide range of
appiications have already made their presence feit in this area. This wiii be
foliowed by a report on the findings of a survey on the present trends in
organizations with in the different sectors in Turkey. Aithough the impact of iT on
IHRM has iong been attracting the interest of academics, no empiricai research has
ever been reaiized in this fieid in Turiiey, and few studies have been reported
eisewhere. The survey was conducted among the 106 iT managers and
professionais from various sectors, based on whose resuits, the data shows that iT
is used extensiveiy in the organizations to perform IHRM functions in Turicey's
dynamic economy. The results aiso indicated that, while IT has an impact on aii
sectors in terms of IHRM to certain extent, the types of iT used vary significantiy
between recruitment, maintenance, and deveiopment tasi(s. However, the empiricai
resuits here reveai that these organizations are not appiying these technoiogies
systematicaiiy and maturely in the performance of HRM functions.
Key words: human resource management (HRM), human resource management
system (HRMS), human resource (HR), information technoiogy (iT), ANOVAtest,
chi-square test
T
he HRM function in organizations has gained increasing strategic emphasis, and
the importance of its alignment HRM and business strategies is well-acknowl-
edged.^ In fact, effective HRM is vital in order to be able to meet the market
demands with well-qualified employees at all times.^
Technology and HRM have a broad range of influences upon each other, and HR
professionals should be able to adopt technologies that allow the reengineering of the
HR function, be prepared to support organizational and work-design changes caused
by technology, and be able to support a proper managerial climate for innovative and
knowledge-based organizarions.^ These technological advances are being driven
primarily by strong demands from human resource professionals for enhancement in
speed, effectiveness, and cost containment."*
Public Personnel Management Volume 39 No. 3 Fall 2010 271
Snell, Stueber, and Lepak^ observe that HRMSs can meet the challenge of
simultaneously becoming more strategic, flexible, cost-efficient, and customer-oriented
by leveraging information technology Many experts forecast that the PC will become
the central tool for all HR professionals.^ Virtual HR is emerging due to the growing
sophistication of IT and increased external structural options.^ IT is beginning to
enable organizations to deliver state-of-the-art HR services, and reduced costs have
enabled companies, regardless of the firm size-to purchase HR technologies.^.
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Factors Affecting Organizations Adopting Human Resource Information Systems: A Study in Bangladesh
1. IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM)
e-ISSN: 2278-487X, p-ISSN: 2319-7668. Volume 17, Issue 11 .Ver. II (Nov. 2015), PP 45-54
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Factors Affecting Organizations Adopting Human Resource
Information Systems: A Study in Bangladesh
Arifur Rahman Khan1
, Najmul Hasan2
, Md. Rubel3
1
(BRAC Business School,BRAC University)
2
(MRC Bangladesh Ltd.,Dhaka)
3
(Department of Management Studies, JahangirnagarUniversity)
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to identify the factors affecting organizations adopting Human Resource
Information Systems (HRIS) in the context of growing economic country. Many research works are conducted
on finding the critical success factors of HRIS adoption in developing country. In this paper, attempt has been
made to demonstrate the influential factors of HRIS adoption in Bangladesh. Most of the variables are retrieved
from the literature review. Primary data has been collected through survey by distributing structured
questionnaire to the employees of the organizations. Some factors such as organization, Technology and
Environment of the organization are found to be most influential for HRIS adoption by the organizations. The
study indicates that the practice of HRIS has positive effects on the organizational performance.
Keywords -HRIS, Growing Economic Country, IT, Bangladesh
I. Introduction
The uses of Internet and technology advancement have brought revolutionary changes around the
world. In this age of information, global businesses seek to develop their competitiveness in the increasingly
competitive global market (Hitt, Wu &Zhou, 2002). Organizations need to incorporate innovations to get a
relative position in the market. Organizational success is highly dependent on the induction of new changes in
all departments of the organization. Due to the new technology being introduced at a rapid pace, information
technology (IT) plays a major role in management of various functions of organization, especially human
resource (HR).Both the increased competition and rapid economic growth have enabled diverse business
environment that lead to make exponential technology applications growth in all business areas of Human
Resource Management. Therefore, it has pressurized human resource practitioners and researchers to think again
about the achievement of organizational objectives through the adoption of integrated systems called Human
Resource Information Systems or HRIS. The HRM importance is growing with the organizational size which
requires appropriate HR reports generation and employee data maintenance imposing organizations to adopt the
Human Resource Information Systems (Tripathi, 2011). Basically, HRIS is a systematic computerized
processing of human resource functions in an organization. HRIS adoption helps a firm to achieve the
competitive advantage. In fact, it reduces the overall cost of HR activities which keep them to advance the HR
system (Wiblen, Grant &Dery, 2010). Over the past decade, information technology considerably changed the
HR function. By providing continuous support to the administrative activities like payroll issues, attendance
management process etc. The recruitment functions in the long and short-term candidate attractiveness,
screening, processing applications, new employee hiring or contracting. HRIS is imperative regarding the online
job advertisements through the corporate web sites, online database and managing electronic applicants. The
main role of HRIS is to retrieve and disseminate appropriate information pertaining to human resources.
However, the adoption of HRIS in the organization is challenging. At individual level, there is defense of
personal interest and values. There are further influences on integration of such innovation at the structural
level. To enhance organizational effectiveness and productivity, innovations have to be adopted and
incorporated; therefore, human resource managers adhere to adoption of HRIS.
The introduction of HRIS has been expected to enable an efficient and strategic direction to work with
HR practitioners (Gardner et.al, 2003).Using HRIS is the method of making the implementation of HR
strategies and policies. It supports the HR activities to conform to organizational HR needs by technology (Ruel
et al., 2004).HRIS provides portal that enables users including managers, employees as well as HR professionals
to modify data, create automated report necessary for the organizations.
Whether the organizations are likely to adopt new technology or systems, it depends on their
sophistication of IT and associate department (Ruel et al., 2004). On the basis of this issue, companies sometime
face difficulties in adoption of HRIS. Moreover, HRIS ought not to be measured as an expense but consider it as
investment (Gardner et.al, 2003). In fact, the cost incurred in the installation of the infrastructure for the
finalization or importation of HRIS is significant in terms of money. But it is also true that the return derived
from this investment also be significant and profitable for the long period of time. Furthermore, relative
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advantage along with compatibility is positively correlated with the adoption of HRIS in the organization (Raza,
2012).
1.1 Objective Of The Study
This paper attempts to address the following issue:
To identify the factors affecting organizations adopting HRIS in Bangladesh
To observe the overall picture of HRIS factor Structural Modelling Equation is to perform to give
strong evidence.
II. literature Review
The field of HRM can be characterized as having encountered frequent and numerous innovations in
technology. Some of the terms include the human resource information system (HRIS), electronic human
resource management (e-HRM) and virtual human resource management (VHRM) (Ngai,Law&Wat, 2008). A
HRIS is a system used to acquire, store, manipulate, analyze, retrieve, and distribute pertinent information about
an organization's human resources andafter reviewing the many definitions of HRIS, Kavanagh,
Gueutal&Tannenbaum (1990) defined it as a system used to acquire, store, manipulate, analyze, retrieve, and
distribute information regarding an organization‟s human resources. Basically HRIS is the blend of human
resource management and information technology (DeSanctis, 1986). It is combination of database, hardware
and software that are used to store data in the database from all departments of the organization and produce the
required information on demand to human resource personnel (Broderick & Boudreau, 1992).
The world of business has been stirred by advent of information technology, information systems and
internet technology (Xu, Wang, Luo, & Shi, 2006). Researchers have highlighted the fact that Information
technology provided opportunities to transform organizations and help them achieve competitive advantages
(Culnan& Markus, 1987; Huber, 1990). In current knowledge economy, organizational success is dependent on
efficiency of human resources (Lippert&Swiercz, 2005). It is opined that IT should play vital role in Human
Resource Management (HRM) domain (Straus, S.G., Weisband, S.P, & Wilson, J.M, 1998).It is further stated
that a successful way to run business in today‟s world is using appropriate application of Information
Technology (IT) in HRM (Zhang & Wang, 2006).
Organizational factors represent the characteristics of the organization that influence HRIS adoption in
the firm. (Troshani et al. 2011) stated that for successful innovation adoption, organization size, top level
management support and skilled workforce are considered as important factors. Regarding the technology
factor, (Yang et al. 2007) mentioned that it focuses on the technology characteristics that can influence the
adoption of HRIS in the organization.(Oliverira& Martins,2010)said that benefits that organizations seek to
receive from the adoption includes service quality levels, ensure efficiency and reliability. Conversely, there are
some barriers exist in the adoption of HRIS such as complexity in innovation, compatibility difficulties with
organizational competency framework, employees or users‟ acceptance of HRIS (Rogers, 2003).
Teoet. al (2007) stated that organizations are realizing that they will be unable to make them
competitive unless they manage their human resources effectively. These emphasized on the environment of the
organizations where they conduct their operations of the business. Some of the environmental factors include
industry features, government rules and regulations as well as infrastructure that have tremendous effect on the
HRIS adoption. Success and failure of the adoption depends on these above mentioned factors (Oliverira&
Martins, 2010).After the adoption it is required to train the users or employees so that they can easily use the
system and bring the efficiency in the business operation.
The literature shows a variance in the analysis of HRIS usage with at least two extremes of use (Ball,
2001). In this regards, Kovach and Cathcart, (1999) and Kovach et al. (2002) argue that HRIS information could
be used for administrative purposes that reduce costs and time; HRIS is used according to them also for more
analytical decision support. Furthermore, (Lippert&Swiercz, 2005) identified different type of HRIS usages
based on its degree of sophistication. He classified payroll and benefits administration, keeping of employee and
absence records electronically as unsophisticated HRIS usage; he also describes this as simple-minded
automation. On the other hand, (Lippert&Swiercz, 2005) characterized the usage of HRIS in recruitment and
selection, Training and Development (T&D), HR planning and performance appraisal as sophisticated, as the
generated information is important and used to provide support for important HRM decisions.
According to the (Parry, Tyson, Selbie& Leighton 2007), there is significance regarding the HRIS
execution and it varies from organization to organization. Some organizations use HRIS in order to reduce cost,
some use to bring acceleration in communication, some may use the system to re-orient HR activities to enhance
an increase the strategic decision of the department. Therefore, the HRIS application can minimize the HR
related expense because automation in the HR process helps to reduce number of employees in the firms and
facilitate the monitoring and controlling information. Moreover, it permits managers in accessing into relevant
information which help them to analyze information, make faster decision as well as communicate with people
based on the necessity (Awazu and Desouza, 2003).
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APEC (2000) stated that E-Readiness is the point at which a community prepares themselves in order
to engage in the digital economy platform. Assessing E-readiness depends much on the evaluation of the firm‟s
unique opportunities and challenges. Regarding developing countries like Bangladesh, firm‟s e-Readiness
assessment can be helpful to establish elementary benchmarks for internal comparison by employees and their
degree of interest in digital platform introduction. At the same time, it is also true that various e-Readiness
assessment models are existing and they are varied in terms of objectives and methodologies as well as
outcomes.
In the HRIS implementation, Information Systems unit plays significant roles in assisting the
computerization of the HR segment both in the planning and development stage. It is necessary to provide
computer training for the employees related to the HR function in order to achieve HRIS effectiveness. It has
been found that one of the major problems regarding HR management is the lack of technical training for
information management (Denton 1987). In fact, appropriate training needs to be provided to all the staffs
ranging from the line managers to the operational level employees. Availability of technical experts is required
for successful implementation of HRIS and successful implementation of HRIS depends much on the
accessibility of human resource.
Based on the organizational hierarchy, the number of employees, departments and branches across the
organization is considered as an essential factor regarding the implementation of HRIS especially in LAN
technology. Lai and Guynes (1997) argued that there is no major relationship between ISDN or integrated
services digital network implementation as well as level of centralization and complexity. Eder and Igbaris
(2001) agreed that organizational structure was disparate in case of diffusion or infusion of the intranets means
the internet connectivity within the firm.
HRIS development and implementation in Bangladesh is gone through from many problems. It is
because the HR employees directorates finish through excel at program. So they don‟t gain any benefits derived
from HRIS. In contrast (Nagi, 2007) stated that they have positive effects on HRIS learning materials.
IT infrastructure plays a positive role in the adoption of HRIS successfully. It requires well configured
computers and high powerful- stored databases which facilitates and gathers as well as stores data and provides
suitable and appropriate information process. According to the Fink and Neumann (2009) that IT infrastructure
is critical success factor perceiving business value of the firm.
Compatibility has been defined as the degree in which innovation is professed steady along with the
current values and past experience required likely adopters (Rogers, 2003). It depends on the level of knowledge
with the innovation and its associate process (Duxbury & Corbett, 1996). HRIS is functioned as inter-
departmental activities related to HR and these may be matched with sectors of adopters. Roger‟s model
suggested that compatibility includes two dimensions; one is adopter‟s values and another is adopter practices
(Kim, 2009). Adopters values relate to the cognitive compatibility and adopters practices relate to the practical
and operational activity and compatibility (Kim, 2009).On the other hand, besides top management support,
financial capability of the firm is much more important. The reason behind it that the top management of the
firm has agreed or shown interest in implementing HRIS in the firm but if they have no adequate money or
investing capability there will be no fruitful outcomes
The ultimate goal of implementing HRIS in a firm is to achieve competitive advantage from the market
so that competitors reside outside the boundary. The firms which have adopted already HRIS are in competitive
position and they will get long term in the consequence of HRIS implementation. Hani (2013) said several
empirical studies show on competitive pressure is considered as a powerful factor of both IT adoption and
diffusion. In the meantime, since organizations are moving into a knowledge-based economy, the densities grow
continually to reduce HR costs for the long term as well as to serve a strategic role in the organization.
Organizational structure is to be narrated in facilitate or restrain the innovation adoption. It can be
divulged by some parameters like the level of centralization within the firm and the extent of employee
specialization within the firm as well as formalization of diverse activities inside the firm. In the above
mentioned parameters the extent of employee specialization is considered a strong ingredient or criteria in the
technology adoption especially HRIS adoption in an organization.
One of the important segments for successful implementation of HRIS is top management support. If
they don‟t give their consent, the process of implementing HRIS will be failed. It is observed that when IS is
going to be implementing in the firm, many managers want only incremental improvements factors related to
the activities execution, productivity increment, on time service delivery etc. (Watad, 2000). In reality, top level
management show their disinterest on IS integration like HRIS. Top level management thinks that spending
time and investing money seem to be worthless. Along with this concept, sometimes they desire to gain short
term benefit which is not possible rather they need to consider long tern benefit. According to the Gordon
&Monideepa (2007), besides tools and competencies it is considered that top level management support has
positive impact on the acceptance of HRIS.
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Scholars in organizational behavior said that there is positive relationship between organization‟s
success and its culture. Successful firms have the ability and capacity to accept and adopt the technological
innovation in their culture along with the management process. Tushman and O‟Relly (1997) stated that
corporate culture stands on the heart of the firm‟s organization innovation. Jackson (2011) mentioned that
organizational culture needs to be considered as a crucial factor in the case of success and failure of the IS
adoption.
2.1 Functional Modules Of Hris
HRIS functions have been established in order to enable the information system to take of procedures
and policies which have used to manage firm‟s human capital and the procedure that are required to activate
both the computer‟s hardware and software applications (Hendrickson, 2003). According to (Boating, 2007),
some crucial HRIS functions include: Integrating the HRIS Technologies, Bringing efficiency greater than
before, Increasing effectiveness. IT-Enabled Processes need to be given priority because information technology
affects HR practices (Hall, 2003). HRIS administration encompasses a distinct supporting task within HR
department. It can undoubtedly be said that functional modules of HRIS are the life blood for the firm and the
firms which have deployed the technology started getting benefit.
2.2 Essentialities Of Hris
Company can easily follow the workforce gaps, labor quantity and quality, plan for future workforce
meeting the company HR requirements through the HR knowledge management systems (Dessler, 2005). In the
meantime, HRIS upkeeps the range of planning for labor force with proper information and ensure the supply
and demand planning. Along with these benefits, it is possible through the use of HRIS, to help staffing with
equal employment opportunities, separate applicant qualifications, develop training programs, correct budget
planning as well as ensure employee-labor relationships (Hall, 2003).
2.3 Challenges In Implementing Hris
According to (Kovach &Cathcart, 1999) major obstacles regarding acquiring maximum potentials
included: insufficient finances and lack of support from the top management. Further, they stated that major
barriers indicate designers‟ insufficient HR knowledge processes and due to this lack of knowledge it is difficult
for designers to provide proper solutions of the problems. A survey was conducted by the Institute of
Management and Administration in 2002 on the major obstacles in management of HRIS. The obstacles that
they included in the survey questionnaire included: deficient staff, insufficient budget, shortage of IT support,
poor time management, and need for collaborating with other departments (E.W.T. Ngai & F.K.T. Wat, 2006).
Firms can be enabled to adapt the new technology if they feel to have competitive advantage.
Nevertheless, many organizations resist new technology implementation like HRIS, unless benefits were
perceived.
One of the reasons for reluctance in adoption and implementation of HRIS is the need of huge funds
(Beckers&Bsat, 2002). Huge cost of instituting, and maintenance of a HRIS is said to be the major barrier in
HRIS implementation (SAP Business One Review, 2013). The infrastructure cost along with the software
packages expense and the installation cost for the implementation of HRIS are also high. Additionally, to
capitalize on all HR possibilities, provision of personal computers to workers and Internet connection are
required. It was identified that the transitional costs from traditional HR to an HRIS is high (Brown, 2002).
Additionally, costs of hardware and software together with the cost of maintenance are significant.
As it is mentioned that HRIS is functioned as inter-departmental activities related to HR and these may
be matched with sectors of adopters. But compatibility is another issue in which firms cannot be able to make
the implementation successful unless technology is compatible with the existing framework or infrastructure of
the firm.
III. Research Methodology
The nature of this research is descriptive and both the qualitative and quantitative data have been used
to conduct the study. Quantitative data has been collected from primary source through conducting survey and
qualitative data has been collected through secondary data sources such Internet, articles, books etc.
The population for this study comprised all those organizations which had adopted HRIS innovation
operating in Bangladesh and were in the process of innovation implementation or had implemented. The survey
has been conducted using structured questionnaires containing the 5-points Likert Scale statements. A random
sample of 150 employees consisting 15 from 10 organizations were asked to fill the structured questionnaire.
65% respondents were male and 35% were female. Majority of the respondents were young (aged from 25 to
40) with high educational background. Exploratory Factor analysis has been conducted to determine whether
multiple variables comprise one factor dimension. Then Structured Equation Modeling has been performed to
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identify the relationship among Factors and variables. Statistical package SPSS 20.0 and AMOS 22 have been
used to perform the analysis.
3.1 Conceptual Framework & Hypothesis
Attempt has been made to find out the factors affecting in adopting HRIS in Bangladesh. The following
figure satisfies the conceptual framework.
Figure 1: Conceptual Framework
3.1.1 Hypothesis:
H0: There is no statistical significant impact for the organizational factor to innovative factor of HRIS
through the mediatory factor like environment.
H1: There are statistical significant impacts for the organizational factor to innovative factor of HRIS
through the mediatory factor like environment
H2: There are statistical significant impacts between the organizational factor and the Technological
Factor of HRIS
H3: There are statistical significant impacts between the Technological factor and the environmental
Factor of HRIS
H4: There are statistical significant impacts between the organizational factor and the innovative factor
of HRIS
H5: There are statistical significant impacts between the organizational factor and the environmental
Factor of HRIS
IV. Data Analysisand Findings
This part deals with hypotheses testing. The hypotheses have been tested using chi-squared (χ2) –test in
order to determine whether there is an impact of independent variables on Successful implementation of HRIS
in the innovative activities. According to the Decision rule, factors: “Accept “the null hypothesis (H0), if
calculated value (χ2-calculated) is less than critical value (χ2 -tabulated) and “reject” (H0), if resultant value is
greater than critical value. Also, “0.05” level of significance has been used to analyze the collected data.
According to the Decision rule: “Reject” null hypothesis (H0) when calculated value is very high and the test (P
value) gives significant result. On the other hand factor analysis may conduct to reduce the number of total
variables when the statistic Bartlett‟s test of Sphericity has been used along with the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin
(KMO) statistic shows small values (below 0.5) of the KMO statistic indicate that the correlations between pairs
of variables cannot be explained by other variables and that factor analysis may not be appropriate. But here the
results shows 0.839 (Table 1) which is very much strong to continue a factor analysis.
KMO and Bartlett's Test
Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy. .839
Bartlett's
Test of Sphericity
Approx. Chi-Square 1461.796
Df 105
Sig. .000
Table 1: KMO and Bartlett's Test
Initially, the 15 variables which are divided by four factors like organizational, technological, environmental and
innovative factors practicing HRIS and relation among the factors were examined. Firstly the values shown in
the table 3 which are loading above 0.5 suggesting reasonable factorability. Secondly, the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin
measure of sampling adequacy was almost 84%, above the recommended value of .6. Finally, the initial
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eigenvalues communalities were all above 73% (see Table 2), further confirming that each item shared some
common variance with other items. Given these overall indicators, factor analysis was conducted with all 15
items.
Principal Axis Factoring was used because the primary purpose was to identify and compute composite coping
scores for the factors underlying the short version. The initial eigen values showed that the first factor explained
42.84% of the variance, the second factor 14.76% of the variance, third factor 8.24% of the variance and the
fourth factor 7.40% of the variance where the factor solutions were examined, using both varimax rotations of
the factor loading matrix.
5.1 Exploratory Factor Analysis
An exploratory factor analysis using SPSS 20.0 was conducted on the survey data. The rotated factor
matrix, resulting from a virmix rotated principle axis factor exacting of the independent variables using the 1.0
eigenvalues cut-off criterion is shown in table 2,which indicates that the four factors emerged and reports their
factor loading.
The data were examined using the SPSS reliability analysis to evaluate the Cronbach‟s alpha, which
range from 62% to 84%. Each item was tasted individually to ensure convergent validity and the reliability. On
the other hand all the factor loadings were larger than 0.5 which indicates an acceptable significant level of the
validity. The factor loading range 52% to 89% for organizational perspective, 67% to 83% for technological
perspective, 61% to 84 for environmental perspective and 51% to 70% for innovative perspective. Since all
factor loadings were of an acceptable significant level, all the variables were retrained for further analysis.
Factor
loading
Cronbach alpha Variance
explained (%)
Total cumulative % 73.241
Organizational Factor 0.801 42.842
Centralization 0.762
Complexity 0.889
Organizational Size 0.818
Competitive Attitude 0.595
Employee Structure 0.525
Technological Factor 0.625 14.746
IT infrastructure 0.785
Readiness of Technical Resource 0.667
Network Externalities 0.833
Environmental Factor 0.848 8.243
Organizational Realness 0.787
Competency 0.785
Regulation Compliance 0.845
Successful Adoption 0.610
Innovative Factor 0.703 7.409
Relative Advantage 0.697
Capability 0.641
Observability 0.515
Used SPSS Principal Axis Factoring extraction with Varimax rotation method.
Table 2: Factor loadings (from SPSS exploratory factor analysis)
5.2 Confirmatory Factor Analysis
We consider the conceptual model to test the model fitness by performing a Confirmatory Factor
Analysis (CFA) on the survey data set. The results performed that the conceptual model is recursive. There were
120 distinct sample moments from where to compute the estimates of the default model and 38 distinct
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parameters to be estimated, leaving 82 degrees of freedom. The minimum iteration was achieved, thereby
proving a consolation that the estimation process resulted an admissible solution, avoiding any multi collinearity
effects. The result also provide a quick overview of the model fit, which indicates the χ2value (382.33), together
with its degrees of freedom (82) and probability value (<0.0005).
Fit Index Recommended Value Observed Value Overall Model Fit
CMIN/ degrees of
freedom
≤5.00 4.663 Yes
GFI ≥0.90 .961 Yes
AGFI ≥0.80 .850 Yes
NFI ≥0.90 .889 Acceptable
CFI ≥0.90 .887 Yes
RMSEA ≤0.06 OR ≤0.08 .078 Yes
GFI = goodness-of-fit index; AGFI = adjusted goodness-of-fit index;
NFI = normed fit index; CFI = comparative fit index;
RMSEA = root mean square error of approximation.
Table 3: Review of fit statistics
5.3 Reliability Of Parameter Estimates
Another test statistics is the critical ratio (C.R.), which indicates the parameter estimate divided by its
standard error (S.E.). As a “rule of thumb” the C.R. needs to be >±1.96 fi the estimate is acceptable. The results
showed that the critical ratio values were greater than 1.96, indicating that they were all acceptable.
Estimate S.E. C.R. P
Standardized
Estimate
TF <--- OF .131 .069 1.892 .059 .489
EF <--- TF 2.272 1.159 1.961 .050 .908
EF <--- OF .052 .042 1.227 .220 .078
IF <--- EF .714 .140 5.096 *** .646
IF <--- OF .318 .077 4.108 *** .428
OF_1 <--- OF 1.000 .659
OF_2 <--- OF 1.290 .119 10.803 *** .808
OF_3 <--- OF 1.373 .151 9.084 *** .974
OF_4 <--- OF .774 .114 6.760 *** .598
OF_5 <--- OF .226 .090 2.500 .012 .211
TF_1 <--- TF 1.000 .171
TF_2 <--- TF 4.031 2.005 2.010 .044 .826
TF_3 <--- TF 4.524 2.245 2.015 .044 .888
EF_4 <--- EF 1.000 .602
EF_3 <--- EF 1.121 .128 8.739 *** .624
EF_2 <--- EF 1.613 .199 8.111 *** .882
EF_1 <--- EF 1.582 .195 8.091 *** .878
IF_3 <--- IF 1.000 .650
IF_1 <--- IF .936 .153 6.097 *** .574
IF_2 <--- IF 1.142 .175 6.520 *** .619
Table 4: Parameter estimates (AMOS report)
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Figure 2: Path Diagram, Chi-square/df=4.66, RMSEA =0.078 and p<0.001
5.4 Results Of Hypothesis Testing
After constructing an acceptable measurement model, we evaluated the structural model shown in a
path diagram in Fig. 2. The regression weights are reported in Table 4. The results of the SEM analysis show
that H1, H3 and H4were supported, while H2 and H5 were not supported.
To test the statistical significance of the parameter estimates from SEM, the test statistic is the Critical
Value (C.R.), which represents the parameter estimate divided by its standard error (S.E.). Based on significance
level of 0.05, the C.R. needs to be >±1.96. Below this level, the parameter can be considered unimportant to the
model. The factor loading on OF-TF (Table 4) was 0.131 (with C.R. = 1.892, p=0.059), which was not
significant, and thus H3 was not supported. The factor loading on OF-EF was 0.052 (with C.R. = 1.227,
p=0.220), which did not support hypothesis H5. On the other hand factor loading of TF-EF was 2.272 (with
C.R. 1.159, p= 0.050) which was marginal result and acceptable so the hypothesis H3, H1 and H4are supported.
V. Conclusion& Recommendation
So, it is clear that HRIS supports planning, administration, decision making, and control and thereby
facilitates the applications such as employee selection, employee placement, payroll management, pension
management, training projections, and performance evaluation. These information systems increase
administrative efficiency and generate reports capable of improving decision making. Technology and
environment has a positive impact on the successful adoption of HRIS context. On the other hand
Organizational factor does not have any successful effect on Technology as well as environment in the context
of successful adoption of HRIS.
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Organization should set up HRIS with high network externalities to enhance services providing and
increase the performance level of the daily work which will help to cut the cost of operating human resource
department and also increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the human resource section. Also organization
should pay much attention to establish qualified and specialized IT team and organization should prepare
automatic performance indicator enable them to interact with HRIS step by step in logical and critical manner as
starting point for successful adoption of HRIS by employee‟s competency.
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