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Advancing Organizational Excellence Through Human-Machine Synergy in Human Resources

Advancing Organizational Excellence Through Human-Machine Synergy in Human Resources

Abdul Samad Dahri

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Editorial:
IGI Global
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Interacción persona-computador
ISBN:
9798337328799
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As organizations navigate the complexities of the modern workplace, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into human resources transforms how talent is managed, developed, and retained. Rather than replacing humans, this evolving human-machine synergy has the potential to enhance decision-making, streamline administrative tasks, and personalize employee experiences. By combining machine analytics with the emotional intelligence and creativity of human professionals, organizations can drive greater efficiency, inclusivity, and strategic insight within HR practices. Advancing organizational excellence requires technological adoption and thoughtful convergence with human values and digital capabilities. Advancing Organizational Excellence Through Human-Machine Synergy in Human Resources explores the evolving synergy between human capabilities and machine intelligence in business and HR. It delves into AI-driven automation, workforce transformation, and innovative HR practices, highlighting best practices and case studies that optimize human-machine collaboration. This book covers topics such as ethics and law, logistics, and employee wellness, and is a useful resource for business owners, engineers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.

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