In the spring of 2021 APQC fielded a survey to 200 HR leaders to better understand their application of technology. They awarded 57 organizations "Best-in-class" designation based on their achievement of superior results in at least four out of five HR outcome measures, which included employee engagement, HR ROI, HR customer satisfaction, employee experience, and voluntary turnover.
For the most part, the 200 organizations shared the same primary objectives for their use of technology in the HR function. However, they discovered three primary implementation practices put into operation, is what earned these organizations "Best-in-class" designation:
Oracle's Fusion Cloud HCM has been named a Leader by Gartner for the sixth consecutive year. And for good reason, Gartner states Oracle's strengths are:
Purchasing application subscriptions to Oracle Cloud HCM is a smart step towards "Best-in-class" performance. The tech gives you the foundation to put into practice what is key to be "Best-in-class."
The tech in and of itself, however, isn't enough. It is the implementation of the technology that is key to high performance. Choosing the correct implementation services organization is the linchpin to achieving "Best-in-class" performance. When selecting your implementation partner use these questions to evaluate if they are capable of delivering implementation results that will deliver best-in-class performance.
The answers to these questions, will help you quickly zero in on the service provider who will be able to implement your Cloud HR tech affording your organization Best-in-class performance.
Sources: APQC paper "Leveraging HR Technology" published September 28, 2021; "Gartner, Magic Quadrant™ for Cloud HCM Suites for 1,000+ Employee Enterprises" published by Gartner Inc., October 19, 2021