The HR Huddle

Spilling the Tea on HR Tech - How ZeroedIn is leveraging innovations in people analytics to help organizations make better use of data for smarter and faster decisions.


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In this special episode* of Spilling the Tea on HR Tech, Stacey Harris and guest Jim Gill, CEO of ZeroedIn, explore how his 20-plus-year career in HR-related technology is helping him take ZeroedIn to the next level. Jim first takes listeners through a quick history of learning and HR-related tech innovations. He and Stacey then discuss how ZeroedIn is “meeting customers where they’re at” through a combination of software and services to better utilize data from multiple sources for people and business insights. Throughout the conversation, Jim and Stacey emphasize the rigorous compliance requirements of government agencies, as well as those for other industry segments such as healthcare and finance.



Key points covered include:



↪️ ZeroedIn’s new analytics platform which promises customers a 360-degree view of workforce data through seamless integration of multiple data sources, predictive analytics, and generative AI – all while ensuring strict security and compliance. 


↪️ The importance of “meeting customers where they’re at” in their analytics journeys and providing the supporting services to ensure actual success and return on their investments. Because people skills, resources, and data maturity vary so greatly, a one-size-fits-all approach to analytics never works.


↪️ Consolidating data from multiple sources into a usable format remains one of the biggest challenges for organizations of all sizes and types. 


↪️ Meaningful analytics are especially important for those organizations with critical workforce challenges – such as recruiting large numbers of employees, reskilling workers, or preparing for major demographic shifts – in order to make smart, cost-effective decisions. 


↪️ Why ZeroedIn’s work on obtaining full FedRAMP (Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program) authorization is important for organizations with high security and compliance requirements.





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*This episode is sponsored by ZeroedIn. 




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