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A term, coined by Gartner, that is used to signify second-generation, dimension-driven, constraint-based solids modeling technology beyond first-generation parametric modeling. Hybrid modelers offer multiple design input mechanisms, flexible constraint management, and robust interoperability with legacy computer-aided design (CAD) data.
Industry:Technology
Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) have both a petrol- or diesel-powered combustion engine and an electric engine. HEVs increase fuel efficiency by either switching from one engine to the other or adding additional power, according to the driving conditions.
Industry:Technology
Hundred Call Seconds (CCS), or centum call seconds, is a metric used in calculating call center inquiry volume or efficiency.
Industry:Technology
Humanitarian disaster relief is a complex set of tools and processes that government agencies use to obtain and maintain authority and control, manage disparate resources and address the many needs of victims during a disaster. Complexity is inherent in the process because many organizations with expert disaster relief skills, emergency responders and volunteers are present at the disaster location and need to be managed; many have no official interface to the authorities or specific deployment instructions, making their responses chaotic.
Industry:Technology
Business applications for the management of HR-related transactions, best practices and enterprise reporting. Functions typically include core HR tracking, payroll and benefits. The scope is often extended to include recruiting, competency management, training, time management, performance management and self-service offerings.
Cloud Applicant Tracking Systems Lead HR Tech Buying Trends (re: human resource management), According to 2014 Study.
Industry:Technology
Social software technologies are transforming human capital management (HCM)-related processes and systems. Social networks, such as LinkedIn, Xing, Twitter and Facebook, have altered recruitment techniques and strategies, and wikis and internal blogs enable policies and procedures to be developed more collaboratively. Social software features have appeared in HCM applications such as recruitment, performance management and learning applications.
Industry:Technology
Human capital management (HCM) application services include services that advise, plan, design, build and implement strategies, processes and solutions for HCM or HR, as well as the operation and maintenance of such applications.
Industry:Technology
Human capital management (HCM) is a set of practices related to people resource management. These practices are focused on the organizational need to provide specific competencies and are implemented in three categories: workforce acquisition, workforce management and workforce optimization. The applications that help to enable human capital management include:
Core administrative support:
* Personnel administration
** Benefits administration
** Payroll
** Portal/employee self-service
** Service center
Strategic HCM support:
* Workforce planning
* Competency management
* Performance management
* Compensation planning and strategy
* Time and expense management
* Learning (education and training)
* Recruitment (hiring and recruitment)
* Onboarding
* Contingent workforce management
* Organization visualization
Other HCM:
* Reporting and analytics (workforce analytics)
Workflow SummaryArticle NameHuman Capital Management (HCM)Gartner, Inc.Gartner, Inc.DescriptionHuman capital management (HCM) is a set of practices related to people resource management.
Industry:Technology
The field of human augmentation (sometimes referred to as “Human 2.0″) focuses on creating cognitive and physical improvements as an integral part of the human body. An example is using active control systems to create limb prosthetics with characteristics that can exceed the highest natural human performance.
Industry:Technology
A central device, usually in a star topology local-area network (LAN), to which each station’s wiring is attached. Also called wiring concentrator. See intelligent hub.
Industry:Technology
