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Virtual HR : human resources management in the information age

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Crisp Pub. Menlo ParkUS 1998Description: vii, [1], 166 pAction note:
  • 7/30/03 TESSAH
Summary: Defines Virtual HR (VHR); cites advantages of changing from traditional to VHR and looks at factors that are driving that change, such as: information technology; high speed management; networked organizations; and globalization. Explores topics including: developing HR intranets; engaging in computer-based assessments; and delivering technology-assisted training. Suggests and addresses 8 areas of mastery required by VHR professionals, including: developing 21st century job skills; becoming a master of change; and practising risk management. Provides a dictionary of virtual HR terms.
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Defines Virtual HR (VHR); cites advantages of changing from traditional to VHR and looks at factors that are driving that change, such as: information technology; high speed management; networked organizations; and globalization. Explores topics including: developing HR intranets; engaging in computer-based assessments; and delivering technology-assisted training. Suggests and addresses 8 areas of mastery required by VHR professionals, including: developing 21st century job skills; becoming a master of change; and practising risk management. Provides a dictionary of virtual HR terms.

7/30/03 TESSAH

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