Human Resource Information System with Machine Learning Integration

Pomperada, Jake R.

doi:10.48161/qaj.v2n2a120

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“…In the current study, it was also difficult to find indicators with a high enough level of statistical significance. This may indicate that there is no direct link between the use of innovative tools and business performance in the country, or it may mean that the relationship is more complex (not linear) [38][39][40][41]. In this case, drawing conclusions based on this issue requires additional future research.…”

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Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

Llazo,

Neza

2024

QAJ

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Within the framework of modern economic science, scientists are increasingly focusing on the role of small and medium-sized enterprises. This is determined by the many benefits they provide for the country’s development. Digitalisation is one of the opportunities that can make these structures function more efficiently. Therefore, an assessment of its possibilities for different countries is still relevant. The assessment was made for Albania in the research. The research aims to show the level of digitalisation of small and medium-sized enterprises in the country, as well as to provide recommendations for future policy development in this area. The main research methods used in the study were analysis, forecasting, abstraction. The study describes the role of small and medium-sized enterprises in Albania’s economic development and the importance of digitalisation in facilitating their growth. The study also surveyed more than 100 enterprises and based on selected statistics, described the relationship between marketing budget, years of existence and use of social media. The study also focused on the benefits of digital technologies for organisations, such as the automation of internal processes, and improved communication between the company and potential buyers (target audience). The study provides recommendations for further policymaking in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) development based on the identified weaknesses of SME development in Albania. This study contributes new knowledge to the field of entrepreneurship development in countries, small and medium-sized companies. In addition, it provides a better understanding of the peculiarities of the Albanian economy.

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Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

Llazo,

Neza

2024

QAJ

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“…I. Sardoni argues that attracting investment in human capital is one of the key factors influencing the increase in labour productivity [5]. Establishing a favourable investment environment that encourages investment both in technology and in human capital development, stimulates the growth of efficiency in using basic production assets and enhances the quality of labour [6].…”

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Impact of Investment on Labour Productivity in Azerbaijan's Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

Ismayilov,

Gafarov,

Valiyeva

2024

QAJ

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The subject of research related to the impact of investment on industrial productivity in Azerbaijan is relevant and essential for understanding the economic situation in the country and for designing effective strategies for the development of the industry. The purpose of this research is to explore the relationship between investment and labour productivity in the sectors of the Azerbaijani economy. The research employed a combination of analytical methods, including statistical analysis of data from the State Statistical Committee of Azerbaijan on labour productivity and investment in the chemical and petrochemical sectors. Functional analysis was used to examine the role of labour productivity, while systematic analysis explored the factors influencing productivity. The research also utilized deduction to establish general principles, synthesis to integrate data, and comparative analysis to identify effective investment areas. The study revealed that investing in the chemical and petrochemical sectors in Azerbaijan has a beneficial effect on labour productivity. Technological innovation, labour skills, working conditions, and infrastructure were identified as factors that impact labour productivity in these industries. Various investment areas that can enhance productivity have been identified, including investments in human capital, production organisation, and advanced technology. The study investigates the direct impacts of investments in technology, human capital, and infrastructure on labour productivity within Azerbaijan's chemical and petrochemical industries and identifies which specific areas of investment most effectively enhance productivity and the underlying reasons for their success. The practical significance of this research lies in utilising the identified findings to tackle issues about enhancing labour productivity in Azerbaijan's economic sectors, thereby elevating this process to a higher level.

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Digitalization and Its Impact on HRM: Leveraging ICT for Efficient Workforce Management

Ateeq,

Al-refaei,

Alzoraiki

et al. 2024

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control

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Human Resource Information System with Machine Learning Integration

Cited by 4 publications

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Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

Reducing Obstacles for Small and Medium Enterprises Via Digitalisation: Albania’s Case

Impact of Investment on Labour Productivity in Azerbaijan's Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

Digitalization and Its Impact on HRM: Leveraging ICT for Efficient Workforce Management

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