Looking for a job in HRIS look no further

Systematic is looking for an employee, but not just any employee you must work with him full time in NY. He is looking for an Employee Portal Operations Manager it is a business technology role, not a development or infrastructure role. Candidate must be highly motivated, customer-focused, have a high energy level, and balance multipleContinue reading “Looking for a job in HRIS look no further”

HRIS Utilisation Survey

NSW TAFE is conducting a survey in conjunction with Competitive Edge Technologies (CET) into HRIS Utilisation within Australia (Australian companies only). If you are an Australian company please take the survey, it only takes about 10 minutes, HRIS Utilisation Survey

Listings from the edge

Over the last month or so I have been watching with great interest the growing buzz over Edegio. Last week they had their first every public demo at an SDForum online classifieds event in the Google offices. So what is Edgeio? To quote from their first blog post:-

Edgeio is all about edge publishing. It is our belief that services that try to restrict how users create and consume information cannot ultimately be successful. Users own their data, and services exist not to silo that data, but rather to add value to it. That is what Edgeio is setting out to do.

We will be focusing on classified listings of any type to start.

While a bit abstract the terms “classified listing” has had my attention.

Australian job players

In response to my post on Seek their annual report and the state of the job board market in Australia, Bonita commented about a service called People Online. People Online “was formed as a boutique Australian job search agency established in Adelaide, South Australia in 2004. ” They say they provide a matching service betweenContinue reading “Australian job players”

Sharing content in a Web 2.0 world

A week ago Ray Ozzie posted about Really Simple Sharing a new extension to the RSS (and OPML) protocol from Microsoft called Simple Sharing Extensions (SSE), that is released under Creative Commons. SSE allows asynchronous replication of items among two or more parties via feeds. There has been a bit of a buzz over thisContinue reading “Sharing content in a Web 2.0 world”