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Many medium sized organizations
utilize less than half of the power of a HRIS, leaving potential
productivity savings on the table. Many small organization's CEOs
spend up to half their time on employee related matters.
It is interesting
to note that the typical medium sized Human Resource Information System
(HRIS) automates only about 25 of over 60 HR processes. In consulting
for dozens of the largest companies who could afford the most
comprehensive and integrated HR Systems, it was interesting to note that
they always needed numerous add-on systems. There has been a large
market to build administrative systems to supplement the
process-oriented weaknesses in the HR Information Systems.
The HRSB’s
vision is to automate all of HR’s processes, which is significantly
beyond the constraints of an HR System. To do this we started with the
HR System’s processes represented in the base product and then built
upon this foundation to offer small and medium companies much more
capabilities than they could easily implement on their own.
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HR
functions typically not included within a HRIS:
Recruiting Administration
New Hire
Administration Compensation* 360 degree reviews Interactive enrollment.* Flex Administration* Reimbursement Administration Benefit Statements*
Training Management Skills Inventory and matching Time Entry Labor distribution Employee Communications Cobra Administration Retirement Planning Pension Administration 401(k) Administration Stock Option Administration
Workers Compensation
OSHA tracking and reporting
*HR Information Systems have rudimentary
native capabilities
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