HCM and the digital future of work

Salesforce reminds TrailheadDX of equality battles through the eyes of Betty Reid-Soskin This article is sponsored by:

Equality matters at Salesforce and the company reminded its developers of that with a conversation between Tony Prophet and Betty Reid-Soskin

Ensuring digital talent's in place at insurance giant Aviva This article is sponsored by:

Enabling digital transformation at UK insurance giant Aviva has not just been about technological and process change. It has also been about putting the right talent in place and keeping it there.

HR, meet AI - making work more human, according to Oracle This article is sponsored by:

When it comes to AI, HR people aren't always sure whether it's A-I or A-1, says Oracle's Emily He.

Why digital transformation needs the human touch This article is sponsored by:

We need to be thinking through the human impact of technology and how vital it is to ensure you bring your people along with you.

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Workday loses its head for Slack - also Facebook, Google, Microsoft This article is sponsored by:

Workday embraces conversational computing and goes headless in Slack partnership, will also open up platform to Facebook, Google Cloud, Microsoft Teams

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4 ways to thrive in the robotic age without losing your humanity - an HfS FORA keynote review This article is sponsored by:

One of the most memorable keynotes of the year came via Tim Leberecht at HfS FORA New York City, which contrasted the robotic age against the need for business romantics. Here's why Leberecht's keynote mattered - and my critique.

How digital platforms can be used to bridge the socio-economic divide in the workplace This article is sponsored by:

Two UK-based organisations are trying to make it easier for students from disadvantaged backgrounds to get work without family connections.

It's back on - SAP SuccessFactors HANA migration take 2 This article is sponsored by:

The long-awaited HANA migration of SAP SuccessFactors is taking place this year. Hang on. wasn't it meant to have happened last year?

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The BBC IR35 contractor case highlights fresh issues with the UK's gig economy This article is sponsored by:

UK tax law has come to bite the BBC and its contractor 'employees,' putting in question aspects of the gig economy and its HR consequences.

Enterprise hits and misses - AI projects bring lessons while Toys R Us and Theranos bring cautionary tales This article is sponsored by:

This week: Prudential shares AI project tips while Flippy the short-lived robotic burger chef gets a post-mortem. Analytical lemonade a-plenty via Toys R Us, Theranos, and Uber. Plus: whiffs a plenty.

Oracle numbers spook Wall Street as BYOL slows cloud revenue growth This article is sponsored by:

Oracle's Bring Your Own License offering is popular with customers, according to Larry Ellison, but it comes at a price in terms of cloud revenue growth.

'Flip it to test it' - lessons on battling bias from Roche This article is sponsored by:

Reboot your brain to banish unconscious bias, says Kristen Pressner, Global Head of HR for Roche Diagnostics.

Diversity and the differently-abled - a best practice exemplar from SAP This article is sponsored by:

While most diversity and inclusion initiatives focus on gender and, to a lesser extent, ethnicity, SAP believes it is breaking new ground by starting to concentrate on the “differently-abled”.