Most companies believe they have a solid HR tech stack. But 73% of employees still feel disengaged, performance feedback is delayed, and business execution suffers.
At People Matters TechHR Pulse Mumbai 2025, industry leaders made one thing clear: HR tech isn’t just about tracking performance anymore. It’s about enabling execution in real-time. Companies that don’t make this shift risk losing their best talent to those that do.
Managers spend 215 hours a year on performance reviews, yet only 14% of employees feel they improve their work (McKinsey). By the time feedback is shared, the opportunity to act on it has passed.
Companies leading the shift are adopting real-time performance tracking, continuous feedback loops, and AI-driven goal alignment. The result? A 35% increase in employee productivity and a 27% reduction in turnover.
If your performance management system still runs on a quarterly or annual cycle, you’re already behind.
A leading fintech company improved retention by 23% after linking engagement metrics to productivity and burnout risk. This shift allowed HR teams to predict and prevent disengagement, rather than react to it.
The old model: Surveys, eNPS scores, and lagging indicators don’t cut it anymore. Companies that actively track engagement shifts in real-time see a 2.5x higher chance of improving business performance.
If your engagement tool only measures sentiment but doesn’t translate insights into action, it’s a liability, not an asset.
A mid-size tech company at the event shared their biggest frustration: six different HR systems that don’t talk to each other. The result? Data silos, slower decision-making, and misaligned goals.
A Deloitte study found that companies using integrated HR platforms see a 30% faster decision cycle and 15% higher goal achievement rates.
The shift is clear: HR teams that connect performance, engagement, and execution into a single platform are outperforming those that don’t.
The misconception? AI in HR means chatbots and automation. The reality? Leading companies are using AI to:
Identify disengagement risks before they turn into attrition
Coach managers in real-time with performance-based insights
Optimize goal alignment by predicting execution gaps
HR teams that use AI as a proactive decision-support tool are moving from reactive HR policies to real-time performance enablement. Companies still using HR tech as a record-keeping system won’t be competitive for long.
HR isn’t about collecting data anymore. The companies leading this space are embedding real-time execution, goal tracking, and AI-driven engagement insights directly into daily workflows.
Those still relying on legacy performance tracking will lose their best employees to organizations that make performance enablement a priority.
HR leaders are making these shifts today. If your organization is still tracking but not acting, it’s time to rethink HR’s role in business strategy.
Companies that get this right won’t just improve HR. They’ll change how work gets done.
See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]
OKRs + engagement = 35% higher performance. Here’s why most companies still ignore it.
Deloitte just exposed the biggest HR tech flaw. 90% of companies are guilty.
Only 14% of employees feel reviews help them. The shocking reason behind this failure.
Annual reviews are destroying engagement. Here’s what top companies do instead.
HR tech isn’t about automation anymore—it’s your biggest weapon for business survival.
HR Tech is Failing – How Top Companies Are Fixing It in 2025
New research reveals why traditional HR systems are failing. Learn how top companies are shifting from tracking performance to enabling execution.
HR Tech, HR Technology, Performance Management, OKRs, Employee Engagement, AI in HR
Best HR tools for employee performance, How AI is changing HR in 2025
Link to PeopleCues features page and relevant case studies.
Cite reports from Gartner, Deloitte, McKinsey to add credibility.
Book a Demo: “See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]”
Engagement Question: “What’s the biggest HR tech challenge your company is facing? Share your thoughts in the comments.”
Short paragraphs (2-3 lines max)
Bullet points & headers for scannability
Use bold for critical insights
LinkedIn carousel post
Twitter thread with key takeaways
Email newsletter feature
Monitor CTR, bounce rate, keyword rankings, engagement metrics
Update the blog in 30 days with fresh data
Most companies believe they have a solid HR tech stack. But 73% of employees still feel disengaged, performance feedback is delayed, and business execution suffers.
At People Matters TechHR Pulse Mumbai 2025, industry leaders made one thing clear: HR tech isn’t just about tracking performance anymore. It’s about enabling execution in real-time. Companies that don’t make this shift risk losing their best talent to those that do.
Managers spend 215 hours a year on performance reviews, yet only 14% of employees feel they improve their work (McKinsey). By the time feedback is shared, the opportunity to act on it has passed.
Companies leading the shift are adopting real-time performance tracking, continuous feedback loops, and AI-driven goal alignment. The result? A 35% increase in employee productivity and a 27% reduction in turnover.
If your performance management system still runs on a quarterly or annual cycle, you’re already behind.
A leading fintech company improved retention by 23% after linking engagement metrics to productivity and burnout risk. This shift allowed HR teams to predict and prevent disengagement, rather than react to it.
The old model: Surveys, eNPS scores, and lagging indicators don’t cut it anymore. Companies that actively track engagement shifts in real-time see a 2.5x higher chance of improving business performance.
If your engagement tool only measures sentiment but doesn’t translate insights into action, it’s a liability, not an asset.
A mid-size tech company at the event shared their biggest frustration: six different HR systems that don’t talk to each other. The result? Data silos, slower decision-making, and misaligned goals.
A Deloitte study found that companies using integrated HR platforms see a 30% faster decision cycle and 15% higher goal achievement rates.
The shift is clear: HR teams that connect performance, engagement, and execution into a single platform are outperforming those that don’t.
The misconception? AI in HR means chatbots and automation. The reality? Leading companies are using AI to:
Identify disengagement risks before they turn into attrition
Coach managers in real-time with performance-based insights
Optimize goal alignment by predicting execution gaps
HR teams that use AI as a proactive decision-support tool are moving from reactive HR policies to real-time performance enablement. Companies still using HR tech as a record-keeping system won’t be competitive for long.
HR isn’t about collecting data anymore. The companies leading this space are embedding real-time execution, goal tracking, and AI-driven engagement insights directly into daily workflows.
Those still relying on legacy performance tracking will lose their best employees to organizations that make performance enablement a priority.
HR leaders are making these shifts today. If your organization is still tracking but not acting, it’s time to rethink HR’s role in business strategy.
Companies that get this right won’t just improve HR. They’ll change how work gets done.
See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]
OKRs + engagement = 35% higher performance. Here’s why most companies still ignore it.
Deloitte just exposed the biggest HR tech flaw. 90% of companies are guilty.
Only 14% of employees feel reviews help them. The shocking reason behind this failure.
Annual reviews are destroying engagement. Here’s what top companies do instead.
HR tech isn’t about automation anymore—it’s your biggest weapon for business survival.
HR Tech is Failing – How Top Companies Are Fixing It in 2025
New research reveals why traditional HR systems are failing. Learn how top companies are shifting from tracking performance to enabling execution.
HR Tech, HR Technology, Performance Management, OKRs, Employee Engagement, AI in HR
Best HR tools for employee performance, How AI is changing HR in 2025
Link to PeopleCues features page and relevant case studies.
Cite reports from Gartner, Deloitte, McKinsey to add credibility.
Book a Demo: “See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]”
Engagement Question: “What’s the biggest HR tech challenge your company is facing? Share your thoughts in the comments.”
Short paragraphs (2-3 lines max)
Bullet points & headers for scannability
Use bold for critical insights
LinkedIn carousel post
Twitter thread with key takeaways
Email newsletter feature
Monitor CTR, bounce rate, keyword rankings, engagement metrics
Update the blog in 30 days with fresh data
Most companies believe they have a solid HR tech stack. But 73% of employees still feel disengaged, performance feedback is delayed, and business execution suffers.
At People Matters TechHR Pulse Mumbai 2025, industry leaders made one thing clear: HR tech isn’t just about tracking performance anymore. It’s about enabling execution in real-time. Companies that don’t make this shift risk losing their best talent to those that do.
Managers spend 215 hours a year on performance reviews, yet only 14% of employees feel they improve their work (McKinsey). By the time feedback is shared, the opportunity to act on it has passed.
Companies leading the shift are adopting real-time performance tracking, continuous feedback loops, and AI-driven goal alignment. The result? A 35% increase in employee productivity and a 27% reduction in turnover.
If your performance management system still runs on a quarterly or annual cycle, you’re already behind.
A leading fintech company improved retention by 23% after linking engagement metrics to productivity and burnout risk. This shift allowed HR teams to predict and prevent disengagement, rather than react to it.
The old model: Surveys, eNPS scores, and lagging indicators don’t cut it anymore. Companies that actively track engagement shifts in real-time see a 2.5x higher chance of improving business performance.
If your engagement tool only measures sentiment but doesn’t translate insights into action, it’s a liability, not an asset.
A mid-size tech company at the event shared their biggest frustration: six different HR systems that don’t talk to each other. The result? Data silos, slower decision-making, and misaligned goals.
A Deloitte study found that companies using integrated HR platforms see a 30% faster decision cycle and 15% higher goal achievement rates.
The shift is clear: HR teams that connect performance, engagement, and execution into a single platform are outperforming those that don’t.
The misconception? AI in HR means chatbots and automation. The reality? Leading companies are using AI to:
Identify disengagement risks before they turn into attrition
Coach managers in real-time with performance-based insights
Optimize goal alignment by predicting execution gaps
HR teams that use AI as a proactive decision-support tool are moving from reactive HR policies to real-time performance enablement. Companies still using HR tech as a record-keeping system won’t be competitive for long.
HR isn’t about collecting data anymore. The companies leading this space are embedding real-time execution, goal tracking, and AI-driven engagement insights directly into daily workflows.
Those still relying on legacy performance tracking will lose their best employees to organizations that make performance enablement a priority.
HR leaders are making these shifts today. If your organization is still tracking but not acting, it’s time to rethink HR’s role in business strategy.
Companies that get this right won’t just improve HR. They’ll change how work gets done.
See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]
OKRs + engagement = 35% higher performance. Here’s why most companies still ignore it.
Deloitte just exposed the biggest HR tech flaw. 90% of companies are guilty.
Only 14% of employees feel reviews help them. The shocking reason behind this failure.
Annual reviews are destroying engagement. Here’s what top companies do instead.
HR tech isn’t about automation anymore—it’s your biggest weapon for business survival.
HR Tech is Failing – How Top Companies Are Fixing It in 2025
New research reveals why traditional HR systems are failing. Learn how top companies are shifting from tracking performance to enabling execution.
HR Tech, HR Technology, Performance Management, OKRs, Employee Engagement, AI in HR
Best HR tools for employee performance, How AI is changing HR in 2025
Link to PeopleCues features page and relevant case studies.
Cite reports from Gartner, Deloitte, McKinsey to add credibility.
Book a Demo: “See how PeopleCues helps you drive execution, not just track performance. [Schedule a Demo]”
Engagement Question: “What’s the biggest HR tech challenge your company is facing? Share your thoughts in the comments.”
Short paragraphs (2-3 lines max)
Bullet points & headers for scannability
Use bold for critical insights
LinkedIn carousel post
Twitter thread with key takeaways
Email newsletter feature
Monitor CTR, bounce rate, keyword rankings, engagement metrics
Update the blog in 30 days with fresh data