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Article:Impact of IT Techniques on Human Resource Management in Technical Institutes of India

by Dr. Seema Shah
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 21 - Number 1
Year of Publication: 2011
Authors: Dr. Seema Shah
10.5120/2471-3325

Dr. Seema Shah . Article:Impact of IT Techniques on Human Resource Management in Technical Institutes of India. International Journal of Computer Applications. 21, 1 ( May 2011), 46-50. DOI=10.5120/2471-3325

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Abstract

The impact of Information Technology (IT) techniques on Human Resource Management (HRM) in Technical Institutions of India has been studied by conducting case study of T1 singular-discipline and T2 multi-disciplinary organizations. The respondents comprise of 82 faculty members, 35 officers and 72 support staff of two technical institutes through well developed and standardized questionnaire. The outcomes of perceptions of human resources of two institutes were also compared with views of external sources such as society, parents and digital media. The opinion for infrastructure facilities related to administration, academics, living complexes and others were rated excellent for the two institutes. The academic related major aspects were found best places in the opinion of respondents for the two institutes. Financial matters such as pay-packages, supporting provisions are some of the aspects found satisfactory of the two institutes. The T2 has excelled in a few parameters whereas T1 has better place in most of the aspects as opined by respondents, society & media.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Information Technology Human Resource Management Teaching & Learning Performance and Perceptions Paperless Management Practices & Policies Achievements Students Services

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