As 2025 unfolds, the evolution of Human Resources (HR) is driven by rapid advancements in Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) and Human Capital Management (HCM) platforms. These technologies are reshaping HR by providing tools to manage talent, streamline processes, and support strategic decision-making. Here’s a look at the key trends in HRIS and HCM that will define 2025.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a “nice-to-have” feature, it’s becoming a cornerstone of HRIS and HCM platforms. Solutions like Workday and Eightfold.ai leverage AI to automate repetitive tasks, such as resume screening and scheduling interviews, while offering predictive insights on employee performance and attrition risks.
The Benefits:
Organisations that fail to adopt AI-integrated HRIS and HCM tools risk inefficiency, inaccurate forecasting, and a diminished ability to compete for top talent. According to Gartner, companies leveraging AI in HR see a 25% improvement in employee engagement and retention.
HRIS platforms are increasingly integrating advanced analytics capabilities, allowing HR teams to move from reactive to predictive decision-making. Tools like Dayforce offer dashboards and analytics to measure performance, identify skill gaps, and forecast workforce needs.
The Benefits:
Without data-driven HRIS solutions, companies risk making decisions based on outdated or incomplete information, which can lead to talent shortages or misaligned strategies. Forbes highlights that companies with strong HR analytics capabilities are 30% more likely to outperform competitors.
Modern HCM platforms like HiBob and Talentia are prioritising features that improve the employee experience. These systems allow for personalised onboarding processes, continuous feedback loops, and easy access to benefits information.
The Benefits:
Organisations neglecting EX risk disengaged employees, higher turnover, and reputational damage in the talent market. A Deloitte report notes that 83% of employees are more likely to stay with companies offering excellent digital experiences.
The shift to hybrid work has placed new demands on HRIS platforms to manage remote and in-office employees seamlessly. Platforms like HiBob and Dayforce offer tools for real-time collaboration, performance tracking, and compliance management in a hybrid setup.
The Benefits:
Organisations failing to adapt their HRIS systems for hybrid work may struggle with inefficiencies, compliance issues, and employee dissatisfaction. According to KPMG, 70% of employees now expect hybrid work options, making it a critical consideration.
Workforce planning is evolving from reactive headcount management to proactive skill forecasting. HCM platforms like Workday and Talentia use AI and analytics to align workforce capabilities with future business needs.
The Benefits:
Without strategic workforce planning capabilities, companies risk skill shortages and inefficient workforce deployment. Gartner predicts that by 2025, 70% of large enterprises will use workforce planning tools to address future needs.
At Team Wheel, we specialise in helping organisations make the most of their HRIS and HCM systems. Whether you’re implementing new platforms like Workday or optimising existing systems like HiBob or Dayforce, our team works with you to align technology with your unique workforce strategy.
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