The 1992 CIP exhibition
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Human resources professionals will be given the opportunity to view the most advanced personnel management systems at the Computers in Personnel exhibit to be held in London from Jun 24-25, 1992. Slated to be on display are the latest personnel systems, including Action File's 'HR3' system, Centre-file's 'Personnel partner,' and D&B Software's 'Payroll, personnel millennium' system. Also scheduled to be exhibited are a number of time and attendance systems, such as Data Collection Systems' 'DCS-Time,' P&Q International's QTAR, and Suilven Associates' 'Perception.' Among the assessment specialists expected to showcase their products and services are Reference Point, and Saville and Holdsworth. Other miscellaneous systems and computer packages will also be on display.
Publication Name: Personnel Management
Subject: Human resources and labor relations
ISSN: 0031-5761
Year: 1992
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The 1988 CIP survey results
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Some 30,000 UK personnel practitioners were asked about their use of computer systems in personnel management. The survey was a joint effort by the Institute of Personnel Management and the Institute of Manpower studies. Results suggest that computer systems are increasingly available to smaller organizations, with about half of all responding firms that have less than 1,000 workers using computers for personnel activities. There has been a four-fold increase in use of mini-computers in the six years since the annual survey was first taken. One area in which survey respondents report considerable dissatisfaction is in manuals and accompanying documentation: 41% were unimpressed, while just 15% rated the materials as 'good'.
Publication Name: Personnel Management
Subject: Human resources and labor relations
ISSN: 0031-5761
Year: 1988
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