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A Study on E-HRM Practices in different Public and Private Sector Industries
| Communications on Applied Electronics |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 7 - Number 10 |
| Year of Publication: 2017 |
| Authors: Monalisha Patel, Sunil Dhal |
10.5120/cae2017652726
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Monalisha Patel, Sunil Dhal . A Study on E-HRM Practices in different Public and Private Sector Industries. Communications on Applied Electronics. 7, 10 ( Dec 2017), 28-34. DOI=10.5120/cae2017652726
Abstract
The evolvement of Technology has developed very significantly boosting up the E-HRM to prove its forte. The HRIS and introduction of intranet to the corporate world proved to be a boon. The oomph factor was on the wheels into corporate world when the computer replaced most of the piles of files works. The management in the corporate was firstly accomplished through the use of web portals. The role of technology got a fine touch when introduced to the business management. So the term E-HRM got birth looking at the involvement into the HR activity within the organization. It’s obvious that the E-HRM tools reduce the manual labor in management of burden of files. The application of E-HRM practices along its usage is bias free. The firm practices of usage of E-HRM practices stairs the organizational developments into heights without any doubt. So the organizational climate along with its culture and ambience gets to fall in place in a streamlined manner when there is the atmosphere of organizational development as well as sole. The new strategies to be implemented prompts to newer design, creativity and innovation into the running guidelines, principles and policies within the organization where the practices of E-HRM prevail. This proves that the E-HRM boosts to advancement in the form of employee performance allowing them the option to use the self -service method as in the ESS method and the MSS methodology. The out of the box techniques for the employees in their corporate affairs improves them in qualitative wise and the technical assumption keeps hold of them to guide in quality control arena. This particular paper explores the study related to the Internet applications habits in different Public and Private sector industries (companies). As the study finds out that the E-HRM practices followed into various public and private sector industries(companies) varies to some extent in same or different ways and even discovered that similar to some or the other ways. It was an overall great experience to become an eye witness in profounding such an interesting facts related to E-HRM practices and its usages in different companies within Orissa.
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- Monalisha Patel,Sunil Dhal, ISSN 0976-495X (Print) www.anvpublication.org 2321-5763 (Online) RESEARCH ARTICLE “An Exploratory Study on Electronic Human Resource Management (E-HRM) Tools Implemented In Different Industry in Odisha “Research Scholar, Sri Sri University, Cuttack, Odisha. *Corresponding Author E-mail: monalisha.patel10@gmail.com, sunildhal@srisriuniversity.edu.in
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