Global perspectives on HR technology from a people leader in Norway
Author: Jill Barth
A recent Gartner survey found that 56% of HR leaders believe that their current technology solutions need to be better aligned with the present and future requirements of their businesses. But this hasn’t turned them away from digital platforms. On the contrary, HR departments are actively investing in technology, indicating that tech was their top investment priority in 2023. Additionally, nearly half of people leaders told Gartner they intend to boost their investments over the coming year, making events such as HR Technology Europe an essential part of the vendor vetting process.
Last fall, Sørlie and a human resource business partner traveled to Las Vegas to meet with vendors and learn from the wide gathering of tech companies at Human Resource Executive‘s annual HR Technology Conference & Exposition. Sørlie found the experience so enlightening that she will attend HR Tech’s inaugural sister event: the HR Technology Conference Europe on May 2-3 in Amsterdam. There, she will join thousands of other attendees gathering to learn from more than 180 speakers presenting 80 sessions and a globally focused expo, including a start-up pavilion.
