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How to Implement HR Software | #HRforAll May 2021

After selecting your chosen vendor, HR teams need to implement their HR solution. We’ve all heard implementation horror stories. But, what preparations or knowledge can help make the implementation process a little less painful? 

In May 2021’s #HRforAll Twitter chat, we’re partnering with guest host Sarah White and sponsor GoCo.io to walk through the technology implementation process. 

Please join us May 11th from 1 to 2pm EST to talk about Implementing a New HR Solution.


If you don’t know anything about GoCo, they are an HR software solution that helps small and mid-sized businesses consolidate HR in one, easy-to-use solution. 

GoCo.io is a sponsor of The Most Inclusive HR Influencer List 

What I love about GoCo is they have some incredible reviews — winning awards on G2.com like Easiest Admin, Best Customer Support, Easiest to Use, Easiest Setup, Best Results, and more. 

Learn more about GoCo and download their Buyer’s Guide for HRIS for a step-by-step guide with important questions to ask yourself and your business, advice on how to engage with vendors, and a usable checklist for evaluating features of each platform.


How to Implement HR Technology Questions

  1. What’s the first thing you need to know about implementing a new HR Tech solution?
  2. What does tech implementation look like when its done well?
  3. The implementation process is typically known for being a struggle. What are the leading reasons implementations go awry? 
  4. What stakeholders need to be involved in the implementation process? 
  5. In any implementation, rolling out HR technology to employees and ensuring user adoption can be difficult. What’s your best advice for ensuring adoption?
  6. What resources can help make implementation easier? What resources or training should implementation teams access before implementing a solution?
  7. If you could go back and time and tell yourself one tip or something thing to look out for, what would it be? 

 

The Rules of a Twitter Chat

A Twitter chat is a LIVE chat that takes place on Twitter. People “gather” at a certain day and time to talk about a certain topic. There is usually one or two people who moderate or host the chat, who post questions to guide the conversation.

Questions are all marked with a Q and labeled with numbers to help everyone keep track of the flow of the conversation. People responding to questions should mark their answers with an A and the corresponding number. 

For example, the moderators/ hosts will post “Q1” and everyone will answer with tweets marked “A1.”Additionally, all Tweets – both questions and answers – will use the hashtag #HRforAll. That’s how we’ll all stay connected on Twitter during the chat.


Your Hosts

Cory Kapner

Cory is the Vice President of Global Sales for Recruitics – a recruitment marketing analytics and optimization platform. Over the past 8 years Cory has helped major Job Boards, Staffing firms and Fortune 100 companies with their talent acquisition and retention strategy. Cory brings a data driven, subject matter expert approach to all situations and has proven to be a strategic partner for clients in both, North America and Europe. His past experience includes Michael Page International, Indeed.com, and is a founding member of Recruitics. Learn more here and connect with Cory on Twitter at @ckapner123.

 

 

Micole Garatti

Micole is the founder and CEO of SocialMicole, B2B marketing director at Fairygodboss, community manager and host of #HRforAll, and author of The Most Inclusive HR Influencer List™. She’s passionate about diversifying the voices of influence in HR and work tech. She’s featured as a Marketing and HR expert in Inc., LinkedIn’s Talent Blog, Workology, SHRM, and more. She has and English degree from the University of Florida and her MBA from The College of William and Mary. Learn more about Micole here, and follower her on Twitter at @socialmicole.

 

 

Sarah White

how to implement a new hr solution

Sarah is the founder and CEO of Aspect43. She has spent nearly two decades in the HRTech, RecTech and WorkTech space with roles at companies like Bersin & Cornerstone, and has worked with more than 300 HR Tech vendors and conducting research on nearly 100k practitioners. Learn more about Sarah, Aspect43, or set up an analyst briefing at https://calendly.com/aspect43.

 

Please join us on May 11th from 1 to 2pm EST to walk through the HR tech implementation process. 

Additionally, for more information on buying a new HR tech, check out GoCo’s Buyer’s Guide for HRIS.

See you at next week’s chat! 

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