Thirteen products were named Top HR Products of the Year by Human Resource Executive and the HR Tech Conference. These products represent innovation at the intersection of human resources and technology and are moving HR forward.
This is one of the 13 winners: Phenom Automation Engine.
What it is: The Phenom Automation Engine transforms talent acquisition and management by integrating advanced automation into every stage of the talent lifecycle. It empowers HR teams to design, implement and monitor workflows, ensuring constant performance optimization. By automating tedious tasks, such as candidate sourcing, screening and scheduling, the engine accelerates hiring and enhances candidate experiences. Its process-mining capabilities uncover new optimization opportunities, leading to improved conversion rates and higher volumes of quality hires. This innovation provides personalized and efficient hiring, growth and retention processes, helping organizations engage employees with relevant recommendations that support career development and upskilling.
Why we liked it: We’ve heard stories about a single job opening getting tens of thousands of applicants in less than a day, so Automation Engine seems to have launched at the right time. HR tech buyers will appreciate that this tool gets hot leads in front of recruiters while candidates maintain visibility through the application process. Recruiting teams also can see insights and analytics right in the workflow, so they don’t get delayed by a missed detail. Automation Engine also provides real-time insights and customizable campaigns while keeping candidates in the pipeline by suggesting suitable positions, even at other locations that might still be considered reasonable to the job seeker.
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2024 Top HR Tech Products of the Year
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