Article published in HR Pulse October 2015. Businesses across Africa are starting to focus on the selection, development and retention of skilled employees in the light of increasing competition for skilled resources across the continent. Talent management technologies are not only automating the talent process but also driving talent management practices to support business operations.

Article published by ITWeb in March 2015 based on an interview with Piilo. These are exciting times for the human resources (HR) and payroll industry. Here are 10 trends to watch out for in this space, according to Phil Lotter, CEO and founder of Piilo Software. Mobility: There's a move towards mobility in HR as

In a time where we are moving fast into a digital age, everything and everybody are becoming connected through devices, whether for social or commercial purposes. Gartner predicts that digital business incompetence will cause a quarter of businesses to lose their competitive ranking by 2017. The development of digital talent will make or break your

Article published in various publications. Also see television interview of Phil Lotter on CNBC Africa by clicking the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx9b6YAhpeM   We are entering a time of Social HR, where companies are integrating social technologies into their employee life cycles, from recruitment, skills development and employee engagement to employee exit. Traditional HR is quickly

The Piilo HR Pocket App for small business received high rating levels from independent app sites. The Piilo HR Pocket App functionality includes: Payroll – create payslips. View, download and email payslips Employee data – enter employee data, photos and upload supporting information via camera Time recording – record time and submit for approval Leave

HR Pulse published a Piilo article: Smartphones drive automation in developing countries It is forecasted that there will be more than 635m mobile subscriptions in sub-Saharan Africa. This is predicted to rise to 930m by late 2019 where it is estimated that three in four mobile subscriptions will have internet access. This internet connectivity is