Training the user to better alleviate stress
Information overload can have several origins: too much information to process (24%), difficulty disconnecting (31%), constant presence of social networks (14%), too many applications to use daily (25%), or too many passwords to remember (25%). With the compartmentalization of information, nearly half of the employees spend an average of one hour or more per day searching for files or data necessary for their work on the company’s networks. Employees also point to the dispersion of information, with 28% of them not knowing where to find the most recent information.
Therefore, the accessibility of information, especially in HRIS, is essential, both for the employees and for the company that wants to optimize its operations and retain its talent. A comprehensive strategy is necessary to provide a coherent and effective response to all challenges. At the center of this strategy is the DAP, which links all the software and applications used by the employees. The goal is to guide the user in mastering their tools and help them fully leverage their capabilities.
These platforms thus ensure access to the right information, in the right place, at the right time. And that is precisely what makes it more relevant and easier to assimilate. Because the user’s needs are met through simplified and engaging learning. Each individual does not possess the same skills to understand a tool, depending on age, experience, or type of work, digital adoption platforms adapt to each type of profile. From the user who needs almost complete assistance to the one who is already comfortable and just wants to learn a few more tips, they will all find interactive and stimulating content that promotes learning.