HR and Technology Flashcards
Data is saved to remote servers that are connected through the Internet
cloud computing
New data collection about when, where, and how employees do their jobs to provide business process insights, reduce errors, and increase efficiencies.
Collecting new data.
To better understand employee engagement and motivation and why employees do what they do.
Using existing data more effectively.
Mapping how information flows in organizations and the relationships that people rely on to do their work.
Better strategic analysis.
A way to collect, organize, store, analyze, and share data.
information system (IS)
User interface with the system, the point at which the user can enter requests and receive responses.
presentation tier
Composed of system software and application software that enable operations.
logic tier (business tier)
Stores the information that will be used by the application tier to respond to user queries.
data tier
Enables sharing of data and applications by networking a computer (or mobile device) with other computers or servers.
communications tier
Designed to allow the different parts of an organization to access the same data and perform more efficiently.
enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Technology that supports HR functions and enables HR to gather, store, maintain, retrieve, revise, analyze, and report HR data.
HR information system (HRIS)
The extent to which the users in a system can share the same data.
integration
How to increase the amount of data stored without processing time and how to manage capacity.
scalability
Software that is owned, delivered, and managed remotely by one or more providers.
software as a service (SaaS)
The ability of a computer to imitate human thought and behavior.
artificial intelligence