A recent report commissioned by HR Technologies UK has revealed a significant surge in the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the Human Resources (HR) sector in the UK.
Titled ‘Adopting HR Technologies – An Organisational Imperative’, the report provides valuable insights into the adoption of technology within HR departments, highlighting a paradigm shift towards AI-driven solutions.
The report, based on a survey of over 1,000 HR professionals, indicates a notable shift in attitudes towards AI adoption, with 80.4% of respondents expressing interest in utilizing AI for talent acquisition. This trend underscores a departure from traditional HR methods towards more technologically advanced approaches.
Key areas identified for AI integration include talent acquisition, onboarding, training, performance management, and the utilization of chatbots and virtual assistants. Businesses are increasingly recognising AI’s potential to address critical challenges such as employee retention and managing hybrid working models.
AI Integration and Industry Outlook
Featuring insights from industry leaders like Richard Doherty and Pete Cooper, the report offers a roadmap for HR leaders navigating technology investment. These thought leaders will further share their expertise at HR Technologies UK, slated for April 17-18, 2024, at the ExCeL, London.
Nicki Morris, Group Event Director at CloserStill, underscores the report’s importance in guiding the industry through a transformative period driven by technological advancements. As HR Technologies UK approaches, the report sets the stage for crucial discussions shaping the future of HR practices and organizational strategies.
HR Technologies UK, co-located with Learning Technologies, aims to foster innovation and facilitate discussions among industry leaders, exhibitors, and professionals. For those seeking to stay updated on HR technology trends, the report serves as an invaluable resource, offering guidance in navigating the evolving landscape of HR innovation and transformation.