Epicor HCM: Total resource planning

Epicor acquired Spectrum HR Systems in 2010 and rebranded it as Epicor HCM, integrating human capital management (HCM) into Epicor’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) and retail solutions. The combination of HCM and ERP adds labor and talent analytics to planning around resource allocation, accounting for the impact labor has on deployments and processes. Epicor HCM can be integrated into existing Epicor deployments or deployed separately in the cloud, hosted, or on-premise, and the integration of HCM with ERP increases productivity, reduces costs, and improves resource deployment.

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