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    Episode 17: Connecting the Dots on the Future of Human Capital Management

    enJuly 16, 2021

    About this Episode

    If managing employee data has become more of a science, then NelsonHall's Pete Tiliakos is a scientist who specializes in analyzing the growing number of technological resources available for all facets of payroll and human capital management. His role is to help us understand the impact that new and different tools and resources have on successful employee management experiences. On The Source by DailyPay, Pete discusses how we got to where we are now in terms of systems and their usefulness, and talks a lot about the near future of employee data management. 

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