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HR technology is catching up with the pace of innovation and needs to be based on the 3Es — Ease, Engage and Experience Today’s generation expects technology to be easy to use. Anything complex is a complete turn off. That is why, EASE ensures maximum acceptance of a system by masses The father of modern day innovation, Steve Jobs, once said “Innovation happens at the intersection of technology and humanities”.

People Matters, 11th May 2014 The world of HR technology has undergone several changes in the last few years. Earlier, companies relied on getting major HR implementations at an organization-wide level typically through enterprise systems. Requiring huge investments and implementation efforts, these systems are difficult to update and tedious to fix.

Hindu Business Line, 8th May 2014 India has a large and constantly growing potential workforce across different disciplines. To reap benefits from this potential, it should be ensured that right jobs reach the right candidates. Match-making between job seekers (based on their skills, preferences and attitudes) and jobs is of utmost importance.

People Matters, 1st June 2013 HR professionals must work in sales and the best will emerge as CEOs I was very clear that I wanted to be an entrepreneur right from the start. The HR profession just came my way. Rather, I would say, it found me …. I believe the universe conspired to align me to something that I naturally connected with and I realized early on that this would help me create a base for myself.

People Matters, 5th April 2013 There is always a lag between the economic direction and the impact on jobs in the industry. The country’s political landscape experienced some upheavals in the first half of last year, but its impact was felt on the jobs landscape only in the latter half. The phenomenon of jobless growth has hit the IT and IT-services sectors quite hard due to rising cost pressures and the threat of global competition from other economies including the Philippines.

People Matters, 2nd Aug 2012 I share the pain and agony of the Maruti workforce, the management, family members of people who are hurt and the relatives of Awanish who face an irretrievable loss. But, I am not writing another obituary or a condolence message. I do not believe this to be a case of worker –management relationship failure and the blame does not lie with any one party.