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Empyrean’s newest At-a-Glance Guide takes an in-depth look at the top benefit trends impacting HR today.
Benefits move fast, and employers must stay ready for both inevitable and unexpected changes. Download this free guide to explore these factors and help inform and improve your own benefits strategy and execution. |
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Our experience from migrating companies of all sizes and complexities has given us the insight to where clients have previously compromised on their operations, processes, and service – all at a higher than expected cost. We’ve summarized those concerns in this At-A-Glance Guide to help you explore the following:
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At Empyrean, we believe your benefits administration engine has three gears – Operational, Technological, and Cultural – and they must be working together for your team’s, employees’, and company’s success. If any of these gears are out of alignment due to organizational, government, or regulatory pressures – or simply having to compromise out of cost or lack-of-bandwidth issues – your whole engine’s performance is at risk.
In this month’s At-A-Glance, we cover common compromises that affect these three gears. We know you are under pressure to deliver more with fewer resources. And as a result, you may be misfiring your whole strategy. Get aligned with no compromises from Empyrean. Download this At-A-Glance about Optimal Gear Alignment to help identify and diagnose the issues that don’t necessarily make the most noise, but the ones that affect you the most. |
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Download Empyrean’s newest At-a-Glance Guide for an in-depth look at the factors and trends surrounding consumer-driven benefit strategies.
Employers must carefully consider strategic and technological options alongside their current and future needs. Download this At-a-Glance Guide and ensure your solution is agile enough to keep up as your benefits evolve. |
This At-a-Glance Guide gives you an overview of the key concerns and issues to evaluate as part of your decision-making process. It includes the key factors that typically drive the decision to outsource benefits administration or change providers. And…
The payroll software selection kit is based on extensive market research and provides Human Resources professionals with key aspects to software applications and pricing, best practices when searching for a software system and alternatives to top syste…
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Over 90% of companies now use the cloud, yet IT is clearly struggling to secure these services. What’s alarming is that, as trust in public clouds grows, more sensitive data is being stored there, potentially exposing your enterprise. In fact, half of all organizations report tracing malware back to a SaaS application. A big culprit is Shadow IT—business units using cloud services outside of IT’s visibility and control. Mitigating risks, increasing visibility, and regaining control will require integrated security with centralized management across all cloud infrastructures. Learn more. Read “Building Trust in a Cloudy Sky.” |
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Machine learning is all around us, enriching our online lives every day. We see it with our own eyes when search engines accurately predict what we’re looking for after we type only a few letters. We feel it protecting our bank accounts evaluating credit card transactions for signs of fraud. We notice it in selections of articles and ads in online newspapers. We no longer think twice about these conveniences; in fact, it’s hard to imagine online life without machine learning. In relation to cybersecurity, machine learning has been changing the game as a means of managing the massive amounts of data within corporate environments. However, machine learning lacks the innately human ability to creatively solve problems and intellectually analyze events. It has been said time and again that people are a company’s greatest asset. Machine learning makes security teams better, and vice versa. Human-machine teams deliver the best of both worlds. |
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Over 90% of companies now use the cloud, yet IT is clearly struggling to secure these services. What’s alarming is that, as trust in public clouds grows, more sensitive data is being stored there, potentially exposing your enterprise. In fact, half of all organizations report tracing malware back to a SaaS application. A big culprit is Shadow IT—business units using cloud services outside of IT’s visibility and control. Mitigating risks, increasing visibility, and regaining control will require integrated security with centralized management across all cloud infrastructures. Learn more. Read “Building Trust in a Cloudy Sky.” |
