Digital Horizons: Exploring HRIS in IT

"Digital Horizons: Exploring HRIS in IT" is an illuminating guide that meticulously examines Human Resource Information System (HRIS) awareness among Information Technology (IT) professionals. Authored by [Author's Name], the book dives into the dynamic IT landscape, offering profound insights into the intricacies of HRIS implementation, the challenges faced, and the evolving role it plays in shaping the employee experience within the IT sector. The book commences with a thorough examination of HRIS awareness levels among IT professionals, laying a solid foundation for subsequent exploration. It provides a nuanced understanding of the multifaceted dimensions of HRIS implementation, incorporating real-world examples to ensure practical relevance. This pragmatic approach positions the book as an indispensable resource for professionals and researchers keen on unraveling the complexities of HRIS within the Information Technology industry. One of the book's notable strengths lies in its emphasis on practicality. By seamlessly integrating real-world examples, the author transcends theoretical frameworks, offering a tangible and applicable understanding of HRIS in the IT industry.

Autorentext

Dr. V. Suresh Kumar, Associate Professor at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, and Dr. K.Meenalochani, Asst. Prof. at Bishop Heber College, Tamil Nadu, excels in Marketing and Finance research. Their roles contribute valuable expertise, enriching the academic landscape with insights and advancements in the dynamic fields of Marketing and Finance.

Klappentext

"Digital Horizons: Exploring HRIS in IT" is an illuminating guide that meticulously examines Human Resource Information System (HRIS) awareness among Information Technology (IT) professionals. Authored by [Author's Name], the book dives into the dynamic IT landscape, offering profound insights into the intricacies of HRIS implementation, the challenges faced, and the evolving role it plays in shaping the employee experience within the IT sector. The book commences with a thorough examination of HRIS awareness levels among IT professionals, laying a solid foundation for subsequent exploration. It provides a nuanced understanding of the multifaceted dimensions of HRIS implementation, incorporating real-world examples to ensure practical relevance. This pragmatic approach positions the book as an indispensable resource for professionals and researchers keen on unraveling the complexities of HRIS within the Information Technology industry. One of the book's notable strengths lies in its emphasis on practicality. By seamlessly integrating real-world examples, the author transcends theoretical frameworks, offering a tangible and applicable understanding of HRIS in the IT industry.