How Technology Is Transforming The HR Function

In the preliminary stages of launching our HR tech company ‘All Things People’, we engaged in insightful conversations with approximately 100 CXOs across the globe (CEOs, CHROs, CTOs, CMOs, L&D Leads, Talent Acquisitions Leads etc). Their collective sentiment underscored the profound evolution of HR, emphasizing its newfound significance. Over these conversations, CEOs & CHROs consistently …

The History of Document Management

The history of document management can be traced back to the introduction of the file cabinet in the late 1800s. Edwin Grenville Seibels invented the vertical file system in 1898, which organizes paper documents in drawers within stacked cabinets. For most of the twentieth century, these cabinets would be the primary form of document storage …

Top Benefits of Document Management System

What is the most valuable asset in your business today? No matter the type of industry you operate in, information is one of the most valuable assets you can have. Organizations need information to make business decisions. They need information to evaluate their products and markets. They also need documents to transact business with internal …

How Your Admin Could Be Costing You More Than You Think

For companies looking to grow and expand their staff and resources, you’ll be looking at a higher expenditure overall. Another concern? The more you grow, the more HR you have to deal with. When you’re in that rocky limbo of not being able to hire a full-time HR person, this can complicate matters and inadvertently …

Fintech and the power of Financial Inclusion in the developing world.

The industrial revolution was a revelation for many countries whose economies were able to advance at speeds not seen before. An unfortunate side effect of this was that the disparity between growth in the developed world and growth in the developing world, started to polarize exponentially at the same time and ultimately wealth and technical …

A bank financing the 21st century economy must act as an accelerator of the energy transition

Since the international community became acutely aware of the need for urgent action to limit global warming, and 195 countries signed up to the Paris Agreement in 2016, the world has embarked on a process of transition towards low-carbon energy. Switching from a high-energy-consuming economic system to a less energy-intensive, more sustainable model will require a balancing …