In today's rapidly evolving world, human capital represents the most valuable asset in any industry, particularly in healthcare. The quality of work and treatment provided to patients is paramount for their safety and well-being.
Harnessing Digital Innovation to Transform HCM in Healthcare
30-Oct-2024 04:31:14 / by Vishnupriya Narasimhan posted in Healthcare, Digital Transformation, AI, Innovation, Oracle, oracle HCM
Scaling AI with the Force of Data Analytics
16-Oct-2024 05:39:07 / by Raman Awal posted in data analysis, Data, Gen AI, ML
Convergence of IT and OT: Revolutionizing Factory Automation, Predictive Maintenance, and Analytics in Manufacturing
08-Oct-2024 01:16:39 / by Chandrakant Deshmukh posted in Manufacturing, Gen AI, ML, IIOT
The Changing Role of the CHRO in the World of AI
26-Sep-2024 05:06:17 / by Raj Shah posted in hcm, human resources, oracle HCM, DataGenius, TalentGenius
Unlocking Efficiency: How Oracle’s AI Elevates Your Recruiting Process and Candidate Experience
26-Sep-2024 04:18:04 / by Shalin Parmar posted in AI, Oracle, Oracle Partner, hcm, Oracle Cloud Application, oracle HCM
Managing Renewals and Outsourcing
24-Sep-2024 02:11:41 / by Anthony Pelosi posted in Managed Services, outsource, inhouse
Automate, Adapt, Achieve: A CIO’s Guide to Embracing Zero-Touch Operations
17-Sep-2024 07:12:49 / by Tarun Agarwal posted in AI, zero touch operations
How Digital Services can positively change the UK's Healthcare System
11-Sep-2024 05:32:36 / by Richard Wainwright posted in NHS, Healthcare, Oracle, Oracle ERP, Oracle SCM
Revolutionizing Predictive Maintenance with Intelligent Parts Management
03-Sep-2024 01:57:00 / by Abhilasha posted in Artificial Intelligence, Gen AI, intelligent parts assistant, inventory management
How to Measure the Value of Your Managed Services Partnership
02-Sep-2024 05:28:51 / by Chris Reid posted in Managed Services, XLA
Gartner predicts that by 2028, sourcing, procurement, and vendor management leaders who take a business outcomes approach to critical services will create 25 percent more value for their companies vs those who maintain the status quo. This forecast has significant implications for how organizations measure the value derived from their managed services provider (MSP).