The Components of HR Planning and Technology

“The Components of HR Planning and Technology” Please respond to the following:

•Human Resources has faced and continues to face an assortment of changes within its own functions. As a result, careful planning is needed to establish changes that involve technology and automation. Imagine you work for an organization with 1,500 employees that currently only has a database and no other automated HR functions because the Vice President of HR states that the business is too small to require additional automated functions. Put together a plan for an HR department to increase its use of automated HR functions. Be sure to build your business case and incorporate the HRIS needs analysis in to your discussion

Your Rating:12345. “Are HR Metrics and Workforce Analytics Truly Necessary?” Please respond to the following:

•The answer to the discussion title is a resounding yes! But why? Data is extremely powerful, especially in our day and time when large quantities of data can be readily available at finger tips anytime and anywhere. Data helps organizations make critical decisions, and this is especially true for HR. With strong metrics and workforce analytics, HR can help an organization chart a strategic direction. Please watch this video “The Power of HR Metrics: Growth, Performance, Sustainment” (3 min 35 s) on the importance of metrics, located at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJRHRxa6O7s. Based on the video and your readings this week, please respond to the following question: • What factors have led to an increased interest in HR Metrics and Workforce Analytics in recent times? Give three (3) examples of how an organization can justify the cost of an HRIS investment.