Three HCM vendors to watch in 2014

A race to the top is emerging among HCM vendors as the market trends toward integrated functionality across core HR, talent management, and workforce management, and as the market is beginning to include a wider integration with other enterprise software arenas for visibility into operations. Nucleus has analyzed the value of different solutions in human capital management and while leaders such as SAP, Oracle, and Ceridian are expanding the definition of end-to-end HCM in the race to integrate, Reflexis, Infor, and Lumesse are developing new strategies to integrate functionality in managing labor.

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