Gartner defines cloud HCM suites for 1,000+ employee enterprises as cloud application suites that deliver functionality for attracting, developing, engaging, retaining and managing workers. The core functional capabilities of cloud HCM suites for enterprises with more than 1,000 employees include: Administrative HR — Employee data, organization structure, employment life cycle transaction, role-based self-service, payroll and benefits administration. It may also include absence management, health and safety administration and other value-added capabilities. Talent management — Recruiting, onboarding, performance management, compensation planning, career and succession planning, and learning and skills development. Integrated HR service management (IHRSM) — Personalized direct access to policy, procedure and program guidance for employees and managers. It may also include integrated case management, knowledge bases, digital document management, virtual assistants and workflow management.
Gartner defines cloud HCM suites for regional and/or sub-1,000 employee enterprises as cloud application suites that deliver functionality for attracting, developing, engaging, retaining and managing workers. HCM suites encompass functionality that supports a variety of HR-related processes
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WFM is a solution comprising software, services and (often) hardware that helps organizations manage the operational deployment of their workers. In most cases, WFM is deployed for hourly paid/blue-collar employees. The deployment of WFM for both hourly and salaried workers can be justified primarily in the following cases: The organization wants both salaried and hourly workers to use the same absence management and/or access control system. To capture the overtime of salaried workers and use that data to calculate gross pay. When salaried workers are scheduled to work dynamic shifts, rather than set “office” hours. When salaried workers must allocate and track their time to projects or tasks and a WFM system is already in use. The core capabilities of WFM applications include: Accurately measuring workers’ working time and absences and making this information available to payroll and other HR systems. Delivering tools to assist employers in managing compliance with legislation and agreements pertaining to working time, pay and leave. Providing a means of creating efficient and fair work schedules (sometimes referred to as rotas or rosters) and providing tools to track worker productivity.