As a "Tech Enabler" that helps elevate businesses towards digitalisation, G-Able has over 35 years of experience and expertise in providing digital technology and modern digital solutions, enterprise business solutions, and IT infrastructure solutions to growing and established companies in Thailand.
"In the rapidly evolving business landscape today, enterprises prioritising 'People' is paramount for aligning their organisational workforce with growth objectives," said Dr. Chaiyuth Chunnahacha, CEO of G-Able Public Company Limited. "The HR department assumes a pivotal role as a strategic partner to organisational leaders, helping facilitate organisational adaptation to digital transformation. In addition, research by Gartner indicates a projected 18% growth trend in the Human Capital Management (HCM) solutions market in Thailand from 2023 to 2027, which is where we see immense opportunities."
"Thailand is an important market for us and our collaboration with G-Able will extend the power of the Workday platform together with G-Able service excellence to provide companies in Thailand with an industry leading solution to manage their people," said Pannie Sia, General Manager, ASEAN, Workday. "This will enable Thai companies to effectively unlock business efficiencies and accelerate their growth, better setting them up for long-term success."
This partnership will enable Thai businesses to gain a competitive edge by making full-service HR solutions more affordable, easier, and faster to implement, less complex, and more agile as they expand. These solutions will help organisations focus on precise and timely people management in several areas including human capital management, systematic performance appraisal and development as well as employee engagement.
"With this collaboration, G-Able and Workday are committed to being part of the ground-breaking innovation in comprehensive HR management to fully support executives and entrepreneurs in managing new challenges in the digital business world, and unleashing unlimited growth," concluded Dr. Chaiyuth.
Source: Siam PR Consultant