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Leveraging HR Technology Conference 2013; What do you want to hear about?

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meetingWe are currently researching the key themes for the 2013 HR technology conference taking place on the 5th December and want to hear from you? What challenges do you face in using HR technology? Are there any new developments you want to hear about; big data, cloud, mobile, SaaS, something else? How can technology be better used as an enabler for HR? Please email [email protected] with your suggestions and help us put together an event that meets your requirements.

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