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The dynamics of engaging employees are changing in today’s disruptive, digital business. In this keynote address from SAPinsider’s HR 2016 event, Yvette Cameron, Global Head of SAP SuccessFactors Strategy, talks about how to drive technology to improve employee engagement and satisfaction. She shares SAP’s cloud strategy around human capital management with a focus on continuous…
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