Preparing for the Future of Work: How HR Tech is Shaping Remote Work

Ramesh Nyathani ()

Journal of Technology and Systems, 2023, vol. 5, issue 1, 60 - 73

Abstract: The evolving landscape of work has witnessed a paradigm shift with the burgeoning adoption of remote work, a trend significantly accelerated by global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper delves into the intricacies of this phenomenon, dissecting the role of Human Resource (HR) technology in molding the future of remote work. A comprehensive journey, exploring the rise and current state of remote work, backed by pertinent trends and statistics, while illuminating the indispensable role of HR tech tools such as collaboration platforms, cloud-based HRIS, and employee engagement solutions. The manifold benefits of integrating HR technology in remote work environments are discussed, highlighting increased efficiency, enhanced employee experience, and access to a global talent pool. Conversely, Scrutinize the challenges and considerations essential for successful implementation, emphasizing data security, tool integration, and equitable access. Best practices are laid out to optimize the use of HR tech in remote settings, ensuring a seamless, inclusive, and secure work environment. Through illustrative case studies, the paper provides real-world insights into successful HR tech adoption. Looking ahead, explore emerging trends and the anticipated evolution of HR roles in remote work, concluding with a call to action for organizations to proactively embrace and optimize HR tech in their remote work strategies. This paper serves as a comprehensive guide for HR professionals and business leaders aiming to navigate the complexities of remote work while harnessing the power of HR technology to foster a resilient, engaged, and productive workforce.

Keywords: Future of Work; Human Resources; Remote Work; HR; HR Technologies; Work-life Balance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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