Abstract:Аbstrаct. The аrtіcle іs аbоut іnvestіgаtіng аnd fоrmulаtіng methods оf digitalization of the HR-management system of the enterprise in the context of globalization changes by means of HR-technologies and HR-functions transformation analysis.
The оbject оf the reseаrch іs the mоdіfіcаtіоn оf the HR-technologies, factors influencing the development of the HR-function in times of digitalization.
Reseаrch methоds аre а set оf theоretіcаl аnd methоdоlоgіcаl, ecоnоmіc аnd аpplіed іssues оf defіnіtіоn, d… Show more
“…This way, our employees can manage their work from any part of the world in a flexible manner". This appears to be in line with the findings of Melnychenko [8], who suggested that digitalization gives employees greater flexibility to work, which contributes to employee retention. Therefore, it can be written that: Proposition 10.…”
Section: Retentionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The use of co-working spaces demonstrates an appropriate response to globalization and digitalization as employees can collaborate with one another regardless of their location, demonstrating greater employee mobility. Furthermore, the Chinese firms were also found to be actively using digital platforms for remote working to foster flexible working, which contributes to employee retention [8]. This demonstrates not only the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on retention, whereby remote working emerged as a norm, but also the demographic shifts, as the younger workforce appears to be motivated for greater flexibility and the incorporation of technology.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Findings And Employee Lifecycle Management...mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This trend has influenced companies to incorporate new models of employee management that are more suitable for the globalized economy. Under the influence of globalization, human capital has become more volatile; thus, it requires technological solutions for affective management [8]. The use of digital technology in HRM transforms almost every aspect of human resource management systems, from recruitment to retention in a globalized context [9].…”
Section: Major Megatrends Affecting the Hrm Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather, work has become digital and virtual, whereby the employees are given the flexibility to work remotely, promoting the concept of a "digital workplace" and the retention of employees by providing them with greater flexibility to work. Thus, organizations are perceived positively by most workers who value flexible working arrangements, thereby contributing to employee retention [8]. These technological changes in the context of HRM and employee management were accelerated during the outbreak of the global pandemic of COVID-19.…”
Section: Major Megatrends Affecting the Hrm Functionmentioning
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the employee lifecycle management (ELM) sphere, leading to the adoption of new human resource (HR) technologies and policies. This study investigates the impact of megatrends, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and innovation on ELM and human resource management (HRM) policies in China, Russia, and Indonesia. Data were collected through structured interviews and publicly available information from companies in these countries between 2021 and 2022. The study evaluates the effects of artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation (DT), and innovations on the sustainable development of ELM and identifies differences in technological responses to ELM in companies depending on their level of digital maturity. The results show that the majority of companies have continued the process of ELM digital transformation, but the percentage varies based on the scope of activity, labor, and readiness of the country to implement new technologies. The study reveals that large companies in each analyzed country with over 10,000 employees have a greater need and opportunity to implement HR digital transformation, whereas small companies with up to 100 people can operate without automation. In addition, the findings of this study provide propositions for designing how AI and innovations contribute to ELM. This article contributes to the current debate in the literature by substantiating the positive impact of AI, digital technology, and innovation on ELM and HRM strategies, offering practical applications for companies to improve productivity. Overall, this study highlights the importance of adopting innovative HR technologies in response to global challenges and workplace trends.
“…This way, our employees can manage their work from any part of the world in a flexible manner". This appears to be in line with the findings of Melnychenko [8], who suggested that digitalization gives employees greater flexibility to work, which contributes to employee retention. Therefore, it can be written that: Proposition 10.…”
Section: Retentionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The use of co-working spaces demonstrates an appropriate response to globalization and digitalization as employees can collaborate with one another regardless of their location, demonstrating greater employee mobility. Furthermore, the Chinese firms were also found to be actively using digital platforms for remote working to foster flexible working, which contributes to employee retention [8]. This demonstrates not only the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on retention, whereby remote working emerged as a norm, but also the demographic shifts, as the younger workforce appears to be motivated for greater flexibility and the incorporation of technology.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Findings And Employee Lifecycle Management...mentioning
confidence: 90%
“…This trend has influenced companies to incorporate new models of employee management that are more suitable for the globalized economy. Under the influence of globalization, human capital has become more volatile; thus, it requires technological solutions for affective management [8]. The use of digital technology in HRM transforms almost every aspect of human resource management systems, from recruitment to retention in a globalized context [9].…”
Section: Major Megatrends Affecting the Hrm Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather, work has become digital and virtual, whereby the employees are given the flexibility to work remotely, promoting the concept of a "digital workplace" and the retention of employees by providing them with greater flexibility to work. Thus, organizations are perceived positively by most workers who value flexible working arrangements, thereby contributing to employee retention [8]. These technological changes in the context of HRM and employee management were accelerated during the outbreak of the global pandemic of COVID-19.…”
Section: Major Megatrends Affecting the Hrm Functionmentioning
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the employee lifecycle management (ELM) sphere, leading to the adoption of new human resource (HR) technologies and policies. This study investigates the impact of megatrends, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and innovation on ELM and human resource management (HRM) policies in China, Russia, and Indonesia. Data were collected through structured interviews and publicly available information from companies in these countries between 2021 and 2022. The study evaluates the effects of artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation (DT), and innovations on the sustainable development of ELM and identifies differences in technological responses to ELM in companies depending on their level of digital maturity. The results show that the majority of companies have continued the process of ELM digital transformation, but the percentage varies based on the scope of activity, labor, and readiness of the country to implement new technologies. The study reveals that large companies in each analyzed country with over 10,000 employees have a greater need and opportunity to implement HR digital transformation, whereas small companies with up to 100 people can operate without automation. In addition, the findings of this study provide propositions for designing how AI and innovations contribute to ELM. This article contributes to the current debate in the literature by substantiating the positive impact of AI, digital technology, and innovation on ELM and HRM strategies, offering practical applications for companies to improve productivity. Overall, this study highlights the importance of adopting innovative HR technologies in response to global challenges and workplace trends.
“…The key opportunities that digitalization brings to HR-management have been substantiated. Melnychenko et al, (2021) [33] have stated that to get the most out of advanced technologies, HRcompetencies must be clearly defined, correlated with business requirements, differentiated by functions, roles and levels, updated at the right time and applied to perform any HR-management functions. Digital transformation of HR management systems adds increased value to digital business systems.…”
An empirical investigation led to the discovery of elements that create meaningful relationships between human resource [HR] teams and their respective business managers within organizations. The antecedents, consequences and strategies affecting the alignment of HRM, and business planning and implementation are reviewed. To meet existing human resource management [HRM] challenges, HR and business leaders must work together within the organizational setting to conceptualize strategy, planning, key roles, and competencies needed to reskill today's human resource business partners [HRBPs]. The conceptual analysis of strategic HRM has led to understanding the dynamics of four key factors that are HR's interaction with business operations, HR's strategic contribution, responsibilities, and roles for HRBPs, and competency development for today's HRBPs. After analyzing each of the factors, practical implications are addressed through results and discussions, and conclusions will emphasize the overall importance of an effective HRM and business strategy.
Universities focus on digital transformation strategy to stay competitive in global education, staying competitive is taking on quite a different meaning in the 21st century – it includes the long-term implications of Covid-19 – the interaction of politics and economics, the emergence of China as a superpower, the end of neoliberalism, the emergence of distributed autonomous organisations particularly in the area of research and education.
The impact of sustainable digital transformation in universities could be perceived as system and systematic. When the intangible but impactful influence is identified/recognized as a system, an applicable conceptual model could become designable and implementable. Conceptual models of digital transformation are vital to universities and business schools to gain sustainability amid rapid technological changes. However, there is paucity of practical, implementable and simple digital transformational models combining technologies, system and educational phenomena. This theoretical gap is sizeable, impactful and non-ignorable.
To fulfil this gap, this paper critically examines the need and the association between sustainable digital transformation and its impact in the universities, using an innovative qualitative grounded theory approach which uses three distinct coding procedures namely open, axial and selective followed by transcribing qualitative data. The researchers have proposed a conceptual model for sustainable digital transformation, new propositions by critically reviewing the latest but multiple cases on (a) sustainability (b) digital transformation (c) green technologies and (d) implementable approaches in the education industry/universities. How fast universities could develop dependable business models to cater for the rapid changes amid globalization of education has become an important issue. If the universities can explore a scientific approach to the design-developing conceptual model, then it becomes straightforward for the academic leaders to implement digital transformation process effectively without resource burnouts.
The adoption sustainability in digital transformation/information technology is remaining an underdeveloped area. There is a need to develop an innovative architectural design (blueprint) to stimulate sustainable practice, reporting mechanism and its leadership implication. Once universities recognize the digital transformational capabilities, then they could transform into operational effectiveness, which is vital to their business sustainability. This research study points to the effectiveness of using a sustainable blueprint while designing, developing and implementing digital transformation projects in universities. Also, this paper developed numerous value propositions for green implementation of digital transformation as new research studies/potential studies.
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