Workforce Technology stories - Page 19

Xero has partnered with workforce management solutions firm Deputy to simplify scheduling and streamline employee communication.

Creating an environment for discussion and collaboration between generations is key to managing a multigenerational workforce, says Moheb Moses.

US$25m boost from OpenView set to fuel ANZ's Deputy, an innovator reshaping workforce management globally, including a major Sydney expansion.

Two talent management software providers on both sides of the Tasman are joining forces and becoming one company in order to grow across Asia Pacific.

Mobile capabilities are essential within the enterprise, as more organisations utilise technologies to create flexible work environments.

Research reveals firms underutilising millennial tech prowess, risking their digital edge in an era of constant innovation.

Workforce data analytics can drive business performance and give companies a competitive advantage, says WFS Australia.

HP has launched a new range of notebooks designed for the modern workplace, merging business and consumer devices.

Companies are redesigning their organizational structure to keep up with digital technology and changing demographics, according to a Deloitte survey.

WorkForce Software appoints Synchrony Global as key partner to automate time and leave management for SAP clients in APAC region.

GeoOp to raise $2.4m to fund expansion in Australia through private placement to foreign investors, senior management and the board.

SAP has sealed a global reseller agreement with WorkForce Software, enhancing its HR solutions with robust, cloud-based workforce management tools.

Workforce management app GeoOp will migrate from NZAX to NZX main board after flagging the possibility of further capital raising to fund its growth.

Business Analysts: Catalysts of Change - Why understanding the human side of change management is crucial for organisational success.

ComOps has launched Microster SME, a cloud-based workforce management solution designed to meet changing labour requirements of small businesses.

In a rapidly evolving work environment, securing a geographically dispersed workforce is paramount, with tech paving the way.

ComOps appoints Don Glenn as New Zealand Country Manager, tasking him with expanding the company's market presence from Auckland.

From making calls to revolutionising industries, 'True Mobility' marks a new era of connectivity, reshaping how we work and live.

$1.7 billion dollars could be saved by New Zealand businesses each year through investing in digital skills training for staff, says report.