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HRIS Programming Dimensions Explained

The document outlines the programming dimensions of HR data management, including input, processing, storage, output, control and security, and feedback dimensions, each serving specific purposes in HR information systems (HRIS). It also details the roles of HR managers in HRIS, encompassing planning, data management, administration, decision-making, compliance, and change management. Additionally, it discusses various ERP software options for HRIS, including SAP, Oracle Financials, and Ramco's Marshal, highlighting their features and usage in organizations.

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HRIS Programming Dimensions Explained

The document outlines the programming dimensions of HR data management, including input, processing, storage, output, control and security, and feedback dimensions, each serving specific purposes in HR information systems (HRIS). It also details the roles of HR managers in HRIS, encompassing planning, data management, administration, decision-making, compliance, and change management. Additionally, it discusses various ERP software options for HRIS, including SAP, Oracle Financials, and Ramco's Marshal, highlighting their features and usage in organizations.

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PROGRAMMING

DIMENSIONS AND HR
MANAGERS
SUBMITTED BY : RADHIKA (29)
SUBMITTED TO : DR. REENA A.. KANSAL
DEFINITION

Programming dimensions refer to the systematic


stages through which HR data is collected,
processed, stored, and converted into useful
information.
PROGRAMMING DIMENSIONS
• Input Dimension
• Collection of HR data
• Includes employee details, attendance, payroll data, recruitment data
• Data entered through forms, ESS, biometric systems

• Purpose: To capture accurate HR data


• Processing Dimension
• Editing, classifying, and calculating data
• Payroll computation, leave calculation, performance scores
• Uses predefined programs and rules

• Purpose: To convert raw data into meaningful information


• Storage Dimension
• Centralised database for HR records
• Stores current and historical employee data
• Enables easy retrieval and updating

• Purpose: To maintain systematic employee records


• Output Dimension
• Generation of reports and summaries
• Examples: payroll reports, manpower reports, turnover analysis
• Supports operational and strategic decisions

• Purpose: To provide information to management


• Control & Security Dimension
• Authorisation and access control
• Data security, backup, and recovery
• Legal and statutory compliance

• Purpose: To protect confidential HR information


• Feedback Dimension
• User feedback and error correction
• System improvement and updates

• Purpose: To ensure continuous improvement of HRIS


ROLE OF HR MANAGERS UNDER
HRIS
Planning Role
• Identify HRIS needs and objectives
• Assist in selection and implementation of HRIS
• Align HRIS with HR policies

Data Management Role


• Ensure accuracy and updating of HR data
• Maintain confidentiality of employee information
• Standardise HR records
Administrative Role
• Automate routine HR functions
• Reduce paperwork and administrative burden
• Improve efficiency in payroll, attendance, and leave

Decision-Making Role
• Use HRIS reports for manpower planning
• Support appraisal, promotion, and training decisions
• Assist in talent management
Control & Compliance Role
• Ensure legal and statutory compliance
• Control user access and security
• Support HR audits

Change Management Role


• Train employees on HRIS usage
• Manage resistance to technology
• Promote Employee Self-Service (ESS)
ERP SOFTWARE IN HRIS

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software


integrates various organisational functions such
as HR, finance, payroll, production, and supply
chain into a single system.
1. SAP (SYSTEMS, APPLICATIONS AND
PRODUCTS)
• Meaning: SAP is a leading global ERP software used for integrated business and HR management.

• HR-related Modules (SAP HCM / SAP SuccessFactors)

• Personnel Administration

• Payroll Management

• Time and Attendance

• Recruitment and Selection

• Training and Development

• Performance Management

• Features

• Centralised employee database

• Real-time HR reporting and analytics

• High data security and compliance

• Scalable for large organizations

• Usage

• Widely used by large and multinational companies

• Popular in Indian corporates and PSUs


2. ORACLE FINANCIALS

• Meaning: Oracle Financials is an ERP suite focusing on financial management with strong integration with HR and payroll
systems.
• HR-related Components (Oracle HRMS)
• Employee records management
• Payroll and compensation
• Absence and leave management
• Talent management
• Performance appraisal

• Features
• Strong financial–HR integration
• Cloud-based and on-premise options
• Advanced reporting and compliance support

• Usage
• Used by medium and large enterprises
• Preferred where finance-HR integration is critical
3. RAMCO’S MARSHAL (RAMCO HCM)

• Meaning: Ramco’s Marshal is an Indian-developed ERP/HRIS solution designed mainly for HR and payroll management.
• HR Functions Covered
• Personnel information system
• Payroll and statutory compliance
• Attendance and leave management
• Recruitment and onboarding
• Training and performance management

• Features
• Cost-effective compared to global ERP systems
• Strong compliance with Indian labor laws
• User-friendly interface
• Suitable for Indian organizations

• Usage
• Widely used by Indian companies and MSMEs
• Preferred for local statutory compliance
THANK YOU

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