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The Future of HCM: 7 Trends You Need To Know
1. The Future of HCM: 7 Trends That
Every HCM Provider Needs to Know
2. The Future of HCM: 7 Trends That Every HCM Provider Needs to Know | 2
It’s an exciting time to be in the HCM market. It
seems like there are mergers and acquisitions every
month. You probably hear news regularly about new
startups or companies getting another round of
financing. Maybe you’re even a part of some of these
ventures. It’s an exciting time, but there’s also a lot
of uncertainty about the future of the industry.
As a provider, you’ve probably noticed customers
are now asking for more from you than ever. They’re
looking at everything from updating legacy HCM
and payroll solutions to seeking specialized tools in
learning, performance, and recruiting. What’s on the
minds of buyers and how do you position your brand
for the best advantage?
Before you can understand what you should do, you
need to know the direction the industry is headed. To
stay ahead of the game, Brandon Hall Group and The
Starr Conspiracy have teamed up to identify the most
important trends that every HCM provider needs to
know. We spotlight seven “must-know” trends that we
had to get in front of you:
1. Legacy HCM systems and their uncertain certain future
2. HR technology pain points that every HCM provider has a
stake in fixing
3. The rise of contextual computing
4. Rethinking performance management systems (again …)
5. Provocative, forward-thinking solutions for the talent
shortage
6. The rise of next-generation recruiting tools
7. Consumerification of HR technology — encouraging
employee users to engage solutions directly
We’ll dive deep into each one,
matching Brandon Hall Group’s
unparalleled research and analysis
with The Starr Conspiracy’s brand
and market expertise. When you’re
done absorbing these trends, you’ll
be better prepared to address the
strategic challenges facing not just
your particular solution category but
the entire HCM market.
The Changing Face of HCM
3. The Future of HCM: 7 Trends That Every HCM Provider Needs to Know | 3
Through the recession, what you heard from HR (or IT) users of
legacy HCM systems was, “We’re not in a position to take on the
costs and pain of transition now.” While that tune has changed
since the recovery began, many organizations are still hesitant
to abandon or upgrade legacy HCM systems. Why?
• The cost on the balance sheet is low. Long since paid off, with only
maintenance and support fees to consider, HR treats legacy HCM
system like the beater car you kept driving after college. They want
to run the system to the rims and get the most mileage out of the
money they put in.
• They’ve built systems around it. Every bolt-on system — talent
acquisition, learning, or payroll — has been selected because it
works with the legacy HCM system.
• There’s familiarity with it. While it may seem ridiculous to keep a
bad system, many in HR are hesitant to learn new functionality and
may be dependent on certain functionality that’s hard to replicate in
modern systems.
Trend 1: Legacy HCM Systems and Their
Uncertain Certain Future
There’s one certainty within this uncertainty — these legacy HCM
systems will all eventually go away forever. HCM players have taken
novel steps to hasten the progress of this slow death. Here are the
typical paths for HR buyers entering into the new era of enterprise HCM:
• Cloud migration. As companies divest or redirect internal IT resources
elsewhere, they will be looking to more cloud-based solutions. If an HCM
provider can help move an existing on-premise solution to the cloud, they can
retain customers that might have otherwise left.
• Integration solutions. While integration has been a part of legacy HCM for
some time, providers are now pushing modern, integrated products not only to
increase effectiveness but to give buyers a reason to switch.
• Data harvesting and standardization. Some solutions now function as a go-
between — standardizing data across all sources to get closer to a single
source of truth.
• Specialized functionality. Some providers use niche functionality that can
integrate with existing legacy systems as a wedge strategy to draw buyers
into a full suite of products.
• Incentives to upgrade. Some legacy providers are giving incentives and
assistance to encourage users to upgrade to newer releases of their products.
You can be certain of one other thing: Legacy HCM isn’t disappearing tomorrow, but it’s less of an obstacle in the way of upgrading
or changing providers.
There’s one
certainty within this
uncertainty — these
legacy HCM systems
will all eventually
go away forever.
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As we mentioned before, there are lots of learning and talent
technologies in the marketplace and new startups emerging all
the time. But too much of a good thing can be a bad thing, and the
proliferation of technology is no exception.
It’s vital to note that HCM providers still overlap a great deal
on what they offer. Yes, they will tell the market that they’re
demonstrably different from one another, and in certain areas they
are. But they still share many similarities, and that’s problematic.
Based on Brandon Hall Group research, the end result of this
is that nearly half of organizations are not satisfied with their
current learning/talent/HR technology. Why? Because they
were overwhelmed during the decision-making process and
probably defaulted to cost. As you know, this is the last thing you
want to do when buying any enterprise software. However, it’s
understandable, considering the time and bandwidth needed to
perform a major technology due diligence process.
Trend 2: HR Technology Pain Points That
Every HCM Provider Has a Stake in Fixing
There are several simple but effective steps to avoid becoming
an HCM provider statistic and be proactive in addressing your
customers’ needs:
• Help HR develop a list of critical requirements for a system based
on stakeholder needs. Work with your customers to develop specific
user requirements and prioritize them. This will help to differentiate
your solutions from your competition — and allow you to prioritize the
features you offer that your customer may have missed.
• Ask HR to develop use cases to help you understand what is most
important. HR doesn’t always know what they want. Ask them to build
use cases that incorporate their top requirements so you can demo your
product against
their criteria.
• Set up test systems. Maybe you have a new version of your key system
or new features that you think fit your buyer. You can build trust with
your client with a test system they can try out. It’s a step beyond the
demo, and it lets the buyer truly see how the system meets their
specific needs.
nearly half of
organizations are
not satisfied with
their current
learning/talent/HR
technology.
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Trend 3:
The Rise of Contextual Computing
• It’s not just about you and your products anymore. The HCM companies
that successfully make the leap into contextual computing will realize that
it’s about more than their software. They’ll see it’s about how their software
integrates into a broader ecosystem of solutions, as well as the user’s
needs in the moment. As a recent Fast Company article put it, “The adoption
of contextual computing — combinations of hardware, software, networks,
and services that use deep understanding of the user to create tailored,
relevant actions that the user can take — is contingent on the spread of new
platforms.” 1
• It’s about enabling your users. The companies to emulate today are Google,
Netflix, and Amazon. Their recommendation engines focus on connecting
people to the data they need to make decisions in the moment. Some of the
market leaders in HCM are already taking steps in this direction with their
analytics engines that go beyond dashboards. These products clearly point
out what you should focus on, such as “voluntary turnover is going up.”
• It’s about more than “the system.” Contextual computing isn’t about the
software or the application; it’s about pulling the information when you need
it, where you need it. Do you need to hire an account manager? You can get
candidates from your extended network in your workspace. It’s more than
LinkedIn, more than your company’s candidate database. It’s all of those and
more without having to go to the data source. The data will come to you.
1 http://www.fastcodesign.com/1672531/the-future-of-technology-isnt-mobile-its-contextual
The future is bigger
than big data and
more than mobile—
it’s contextual
computing.
Most HCM companies are still taking their cues from Facebook
and Apple. They’re focusing on creating an “engaging user
experience” with the idea that if employees actually find the
user interface easy and enjoyable to use, they’ll spend more
time with the application and fill databases with more and
better data. They’re also extending this functionality to tablets
and smartphones to keep users connected to their systems.
Even though these ideas are still evolving, and even still
nascent in some respects, they’re already becoming passé.
The future is bigger than big data and more than mobile — it’s
contextual computing. It’s going to change HCM, but what
does it mean for you?
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In a recent Brandon Hall Group survey, more than 70 percent
of organizations said they had some form of technology in
place to manage performance management processes, yet
less than half of the same organizations felt that performance
management feedback was highly effective.
Why do organizations continue to chase the holy grail of
performance management while the process and tools
continue to be some of the most hated HR outputs of all time?
The answer is simple. Human beings thrive on feedback and
guidance, but most people are ill-equipped to provide these
two simple tools required for performance improvement.
Somewhere along the line, the simple need for feedback and
guidance turned into a torturous HR compliance requirement.
Tomorrow’s performance management systems will need very
different functionality.
Trend 4: Rethinking Performance
Management Systems (Again…)
• Real-time performance tracking. These systems will need to take
advantage of the constantly connected, constantly networked, and
constantly sharing workforce to capture real-time performance data.
• Fluid goal-alignment tools. These tools leverage predictive analytics, data
analysis of regular enterprise task and communication tools, job profiles,
and business modeling to help employees regularly prioritize their work
efforts based on constantly changing business priorities. Imagine the
possibilities.
• Incentives for feedback. This is more of a cultural issue, but tomorrow’s
systems need to give everyone an incentive to offer constructive feedback.
It’s likely that tomorrow’s performance management systems may look
more like the reward and recognition tools of today.
• Changing perceptions of performance. Today’s performance management
systems are uniquely suited to capture measurable performance
outcomes. Often overlooked are the unique performance factors that lead
to innovative breakthroughs, long-term relationship building, or simple
risk-taking. Without tools that measure the value of these more intangible
benefits, performance management systems won’t get organizations
beyond the status quo. Is it any wonder that many of the most innovative
ideas come from small organizations — those less likely to have a
performance management process in place?
Human beings
thrive on feedback
and guidance, but
most people are
ill-equipped to
provide these
two simple tools.
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There’s a perception that companies both domestically and
globally face a massive talent shortage. It’s more accurate to
say, however, that we have a massive shortage of specific skills
to meet specific business needs. Talent is in abundance and all
around us. The challenge is to find the right talent that can be
developed and channeled to fit business needs.
In the future, best-in-class organizations will adopt strategies —
some of which are already in place but underutilized — to attract
the best talent. They’ll be looking for HR technology providers
to know and understand these specific strategies and offer
solutions that support them:
Trend 5: Provocative, Forward-thinking
Solutions for the Talent Shortage
• Employee referral programs. The best employees generally know other
talented employees who are seeking better opportunities.
• Earlier college recruiting. Companies must look at younger potential
employees as early as their freshman year of college. By the time many
college students are ready to enter the workforce, they’ve already made
up their minds about the type of industry they want to work in and the
kind of work flexibility they want.
• Increased internships. Companies don’t offer nearly enough internships
— paid or unpaid. Looking forward, you’ll see companies offering two to
three times the number of internships to increase their talent pools.
• Talent retention. High-achieving companies generally have less
turnover than their peers. They spend more on development and career
opportunities. Investment in talent retention must dramatically increase.
• Acqui-hiring. Talent-hungry tech companies like Facebook and Yahoo
tie M&A strategy to acquiring great talent. Expect more companies to
look beyond just profit potential and to pay more attention to the talent
potential in acquisition targets.
• Social and mobile recruiting. All talent acquisition will have a social and
mobile recruiting element to it, whether it’s through sourcing, mobile job
applications, SMS alerts from potential employers, or background and
reference checks.
• A focus on aptitude. Most companies hire for specific skills, while
undervaluing aptitude. This is changing. With the use of behavioral
assessments and a greater alignment between learning and talent
strategies, it’s easier to hire high-aptitude employees and train them
as needed.
The challenge is
to find the right
talent that can
be developed and
channeled to fit
business needs.
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Talent acquisition has driven innovation in the HCM space for two
decades. While major HCM players were scoffing at the idea of
cloud-based systems, talent acquisition providers were pushing
the limits as to what could get done online before the cloud was
even defined.
The advantages talent acquisition providers had in their initial
development were twofold: Their function was external-facing in
nature and talent acquisition functionality wasn’t integrated into
HCM systems. Fast-forward 20 years and the fruits of these efforts
to keep talent acquisition aggressively ahead of the curve have
taken shape:
Trend 6: The Rise of Next-generation
Talent Acquisition Tools
• Sourcing 2.0. Sourcing used to be the domain of specialty phone and
Internet research firms. They used exclusive lists, gobs of researchers,
and someone well versed in Boolean, the language of Internet search.
Now, there are cloud-based tools that will surf the Web for you, collect all
the data they can find about a person online, and give you easy search-
and-contact functionality.
If you’re playing in the talent acquisition space, you have to be agile or you’re not going to be competing very long.
While major HCM
players were
scoffing at the
idea of cloud-
based systems,
talent acquisition
providers were
pushing the limits.
• New assessment approaches. If you remember the pre-Internet era
of assessments, one thing probably comes to mind: bubble sheets
(and maybe that No. 2 pencil, as well). We’ve come a long way. Now
we’re seeing the emergence of novel ways to test skills. Everything
from gamification of assessments to the ability to better track the
reliability of assessment tools.
• Mobile-enabled recruiting. While HCM providers are slowly
transitioning to mobile enablement, talent acquisition providers are
already there in many ways. Not just with mobile career sites but by
being able to manage workflow, candidate contact, interview prep,
and more, from any device.
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The form and function of technology in human capital management
has changed dramatically over the last 10 years. Whereas many
products were primarily administrative by design, the number of
employee-facing tools is growing exponentially year over year. From
content-sharing and collaboration platforms to social performance
management tools, the success of these tools is heavily dependent
on an active and engaged workforce.
This is both a boon and a burden for HCM providers. While these social-
powered systems go a long way toward fostering a more productive
work environment, finding a balance between encouraging employee
engagement within these solutions and policing improper use can be
a challenge.
Finding that balance is key to driving widespread adoption of your
product throughout your customer’s organization. Here are a few tips
to help you drive that engagement along the way:
Trend 7: The Consumerification of
HR Technology
• Recruit champions. Fact: All of your employee users are already using
consumer tech to one extent or another. Tap into their experience and
expertise, and recruit them to champion the rollout of your new employee-
facing HCM tools. Using them as beta testers, you can identify potential
problems before a full-scale launch of a new product and begin building buzz
among other employees.
Even if you follow these guidelines, there will be
hurdles with any employee-facing technology. Ask your
champions to share success stories, and let the good
overshadow the bad.
the number of
employee-facing
tools is growing
exponentially year
over year.
• Reward desired behaviors. Many employee-facing systems
are now drawing on elements of gamification to encourage
employees to explore all these tools have to offer. A badge is
earned for completing a task, or kudos are given for sharing
interesting content. Although these positive reinforcements
are lightweight, they’re surprisingly effective and should be
considered.
• Promote best practices. If you can help HR identify best practices
for launching a new product within a company, you can ensure
better overall results. Most HR people don’t roll out employee-
facing technology every day. If you can pass on tips from other
customers’ successful implementations, you’ll increase the
likelihood of your new technology sticking around.
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How can you respond to these trends?
A few next steps to consider:
1. Your options are open. Do you want to pursue a market share or profit strategy? Are you
looking at acquisitions, additional funding, or partnership opportunities? Use this as a
guide to start exploring options with your team.
2. Understand the market and where you fit. You can utilize Brandon Hall Group research,
analysis, and consulting to better understand the entire market and your particular
position in it. They can talk you through your solution category and expansion
possibilities across the entire HCM market.
3. Time to execute and grow. Once you’re ready to make it happen, The Starr Conspiracy
is the only strategic advertising and marketing agency that focuses on enterprise
software and services companies in the HCM space. They are changing B2B marketing
forever as they help companies gain market share, build brand awareness, and improve
demand generation.
The changing nature of the HCM market presents uncertainty
as well as opportunity. Companies like yours that are willing
to understand the trends driving the industry are better
positioned to deliver for clients and disrupt the status quo.
Let us know if we can help. Brandon Hall Group and The Starr
Conspiracy wish you the best of luck.
Well, that’s up to you, but we believe you’ve taken a first step that many
providers in HCM miss: thinking critically about the broader market they play in.
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