Our weekly roundup of deals, product announcements and other HR technology news.
HR platform Deel partnered with talent acquisition solution provider RAMP Global to help organizations grow teams at scale, across a range of areas and skills. According to the company, RAMP Global supports HR, procurement and finance departments by streamlining the candidate supply chain, increasing access to talent and reducing hiring costs. With the collaboration, the companies hope to further their goal of helping fill vacant roles quickly at a time when talent is hard to attract and retain.
CoachHub released its AI-powered personalized career coach, AIMY. Building upon the company’s capabilities in coaching and insights from behavioral scientists, the generative AI-powered coach is designed to guide users on their “journey to personal and professional growth.” The company is rolling the product out in beta as a non-commercial pilot project for free.
Employee recognition company Sparck announced the launch of its survey and recognition platform. According to the company, the product allows businesses to focus on increasing engagement and productivity alongside helping to meet business objectives and decreasing employee turnover. In addition, with this release the company hopes to give its clients access to actionable insights into their organizations.
The global recruitment process outsourcing market size is projected to reach $21.6 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 17.0%. According to Valuates Reports, the two primary factors driving market growth are the need for an effective recruiting process and the reduction of overhead costs.
DailyPay welcomed Jared DeMatteis to the company as chief legal and strategy officer. He joined the company from WeWork, where he worked as chief legal officer as well as chief compliance officer.
Last Week’s Top News
Beamery Launches TalentGPT to Create Personalized Experiences With AI
Beamery launched TalentGPT, an HR technology that uses generative AI to help deliver personalized experiences in the workplace. The product offers a “single assistant” using Beamery’s existing AI along with OpenAI’s GPT-4 and other large language models. Read More.
HR Technology: Turning Around Our Love/Hate Relationship
From its earliest applications the HR Technology industry has changed our life. Yet, the PwC HR Tech Survey 2022 reports that many HR leaders are less than thrilled with their HR tech vendors, with 36% of them indicating it is somewhat or very likely they will be switching vendors and only 20% saying it is very unlikely they will be switching. Read More.
Glue Launches New Platform for Employee Engagement
The employee engagement company Glue launched a new platform to help “uncover” connection opportunities for the distributed workforce. The offering uses machine learning, recommendation, optimization, network analysis and modeling to better engage employees. Read More.
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