In This World Wide Wrap: New Media deploys Appian BPM, DocuLex adds accounting workflow ability, and CT debuts license manager.
In this World Wide Wrap: Teachers to go solely virtual, tighter budgets to boost e-learning; and dentistry students gain from e-learning.
While winning companies will gain prestige, all can benefit from learning how IT employees feel, says TalentAlign.
The medical research institution implemented VIP Premier.
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Many organisations prefer to use their in-house IT departments, primarily for historical reasons, says Airborne Consulting.
In this World Wide Wrap: Islamic bank strengthens HR practice, Acumen delivers employee management, and project fixes payroll giving challenges.
Many companies place too much emphasis on the wrong sort of information, says VM Consulting.
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The annual Best Employers SA project is run by the international CRF Institute.
Proper change management helps ensure the success of BPM initiatives, says Compass Consulting.
In this World Wide Wrap: Aviva modernises HR with pan-European system, Datatel simplifies applicant tracking, and Pioneer Group selects UltiPro Workplace
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Governments must set aside a percentage of their budgets to train, retrain and develop their workforce, says TIS Holdings' Mbongiseni Khumalo.
Fairacres saw the need to make its end of the supply chain more efficient.
However, analysts are concerned that new procedures will not have any effect on irregular expenditure, unless they are sustainable.