The Role of Human Resource Information System in the Process of Manpower Activities

  • Karikari A
  • Boateng P
  • N. D. Ocansey E
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Abstract

The evolution of technology has encouraged organizations to use human resource information systems (HRIS). HRIS is perceived to contribute to the effectiveness of manpower activities (hu-man resources planning) in organizations. This paper interviewed two HRIS managers in the hos-pitality industry in Greater Region (Ghana) to identify the benefits, contributions and the challenges of HRIS. It was revealed that HRIS identified unfilled positions, accurately analyzed each job posi-tion and its job title in the organization, providing insight into organizational training needs, se-lected the right persons to be trained at the right time, evaluated the effectiveness of training pro-grams and made faster and better decisions about successor ranking. It was therefore concluded that HRIS played a major role in the management of human resources. Organizations should inte-grate HRIS with other organizational systems to facilitate speedily sharing of information and de-cision making.

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Karikari, A. F., Boateng, P. A., & N. D. Ocansey, E. O. (2015). The Role of Human Resource Information System in the Process of Manpower Activities. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 05(06), 424–431. https://doi.org/10.4236/ajibm.2015.56042

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