PeopleStrong, a leading HR and payroll tech company has partnered with Google Cloud and further announced a strategic partnership that aims to accelerate the transformation and innovation in HR for businesses across Asia. This collaboration will further integrate Google Cloud's artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, which will further include Vertex AI and Gemini models, with PeopleStrong's comprehensive HR tech platform.
In an official statement Sandeep Chaudhary, CEO of PeopleStrong, said, "Our mobile-first, AI-powered HR technology has catalysed numerous successful transformation journeys across the GCC such as Oman Air, Flydubai, Cenomi, Tamkeen, Prime Healthcare Group, Sobha Realty, Transom Catering, and many others.”
He further added, "Together with Google Cloud, we are positioned to accelerate our efforts in Saudi Arabia, equipping enterprises with future-ready technology to foster agility and drive sustainable growth.”
With the trust of over 2 million employees and leading businesses across Asia, the HR & payroll tech company stated that it is positioned to push boundaries, which has penetrated new industry verticals, flexibility and drive scalability, and drive innovation in implementation for clients globally.
Bikram Singh Bedi, VP & Country MD, Google Cloud India said, "Generative AI holds the potential to revolutionise business operations, streamline the intricate processes for large-scale organisations and empower their workforce to achieve productivity levels.”
He also mentioned that "This partnership underscores our commitment to co-innovate with our customers, providing global organisations with the tools to achieve higher workforce efficiency and productivity.”
PeopleStrong’s HR Tech 4.0 platform is India’s first HR tech platform powered by Generative AI. With more than 2,200 open APIs (Application Programming Interface), it creates a robust, interconnected HR ecosystem that boosts employee experience and improves ease of use for the HR admin.
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It was recently reported that more than 80,000 employees lost their jobs in just four months of 2024. Employees who were associated with the technology sector were the ones who faced the major downfall. The layoffs are continuing to haunt the startup ecosystem across the world.
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Inputs from IANS
