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Home > News > April 2004 > 02-Apr-04 Research finds workforce performance management top HR priorityPeopleSoft, Inc. have announced the findings of its first PeoplePulse Human Capital Management (HCM) customer survey, a new online forum that captures workforce insights from PeopleSoft's HCM customer base. The survey results show that Workforce Performance Management will be the top human resources priority for organisations in 2004, a shift from 2003, when core HR systems were their primary focus. In addition, the survey shows that self-service HR tools remain in high demand. The PeoplePulse survey insights are the result of online questionnaire responses from PeopleSoft's global base of more than 5,000 HCM customers. Additional surveys will be conducted on a bi-monthly basis throughout 2004. Survey results include the following:
"The PeoplePulse surveys provides valuable real-time insights into changing market trends and the requirements of PeopleSoft customers," said Mark Lange, vice president of marketing, PeopleSoft HCM. "The survey results show that the ability to manage workforce performance across the enterprise will become a crucial tool for CFOs and HR managers in 2004 as they work to align the tactical activities of existing personnel to strategic company goals." Related informationFor related news, case studies, articles and research, visit our learning software and systems home page Training and development booksDiscover books on a variety of training and development topics at the Training Reference Bookshop Source suppliersVisit the Training Reference Directory to view supplier details for a wide range of courses, products and services. Related categories for this section include:
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