Orbrick leverages Oracle Fusion HCM to empower your HR operations, drive workforce engagement, and unlock data-driven insights. Our innovative tools, Orbri and Second Sight, amplify your HR capabilities for a more efficient and empowered workforce.
At Orbrick, we understand the difference between Human “Capital” and Human “Resource”. We turn HR headaches into smooth operations with Oracle Fusion HCM. We also understand that Human Capital Management systems can help preserve and foster a great company culture and give businesses perfect touchpoints with their employees. This makes having good HCM systems crucial for any organization.
Oracle Fusion HCM is a powerful tool that can help customers run their business better, while keeping things human in an increasingly disconnected world. Here are five key points to consider:
Simplify and Automate HR processes
And of course, you get all of this with self service (since no one likes to wait in line) and with actionable, real-time analytics. Combine that with our proprietary tools like Orbri and our analytics service like Second Sight – and you have a winning formula that fully supports your vision for your people!
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