TechHR launches in Singapore

MICE News
Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Asia’s largest HR Technology Conference, People Matters TechHR, will debut its Singapore edition on 28 February 2019 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre.  
Organised by People Matters, the two-day program is expected to attract over 1,000 business executives and more than 70 speakers.
 
Key speakers at the conference include doctor Robert Hogan, founder and president of Hogan Assessments; Jason Averbook, ceo and  co-founder of Leapgen; Ray Wang, principal analyst and ceo at Constellation Research; Goh Swee Chen, chairman Singapore National Employers Federation and Andrew Spence, faculty member at Blockchain Research Institute.
 
The conference agenda is structured in the following four content tracks:
 
·  Tech as the Glue: Technology for productivity and alignment through the employee life-cycle.
·  The Future is Now: Harnessing technologies that could enable disproportionate leaps in work efficiency.
·  Digital Force: Nurturing future-ready digital workforce.
·  How-to-digital: The process of deploying technology within the context of our organisations.
 
In addition to the conference, about 50 HR tech start-ups will be able to showcase their companies at the Startup Zone, meet investors one-on-one and attend exclusive masterclasses. 
 
The conference also includes a study tour segment which will take place 01 March 2019. 

TechHR launches in Singapore

MICE News
Wednesday, 13 February 2019
Asia’s largest HR Technology Conference, People Matters TechHR, will debut its Singapore edition on 28 February 2019 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre.  
Organised by People Matters, the two-day program is expected to attract over 1,000 business executives and more than 70 speakers.
 
Key speakers at the conference include doctor Robert Hogan, founder and president of Hogan Assessments; Jason Averbook, ceo and  co-founder of Leapgen; Ray Wang, principal analyst and ceo at Constellation Research; Goh Swee Chen, chairman Singapore National Employers Federation and Andrew Spence, faculty member at Blockchain Research Institute.
 
The conference agenda is structured in the following four content tracks:
 
·  Tech as the Glue: Technology for productivity and alignment through the employee life-cycle.
·  The Future is Now: Harnessing technologies that could enable disproportionate leaps in work efficiency.
·  Digital Force: Nurturing future-ready digital workforce.
·  How-to-digital: The process of deploying technology within the context of our organisations.
 
In addition to the conference, about 50 HR tech start-ups will be able to showcase their companies at the Startup Zone, meet investors one-on-one and attend exclusive masterclasses. 
 
The conference also includes a study tour segment which will take place 01 March 2019.