Group Harmonics – HireLabs Partnership
Strategic market development at HireLabs takes another leap with an innovative partnership with one of industry’s leading names in human capital data analysis for talent management.
HireLabs has officially announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with the Albuquerque-based Group Harmonics Inc.
This strategic partnership could well define talent management strategies at organizations globally. Talent assessment systems, and the analytical data they need to measure a firm’s human development strategies, are either often not available as an add-on in talent management technologies, or are just left out. By combining the human capital development technologies of the two companies, the market will have access to much needed strategic insight into workforce development psychology.
About Group Harmonics Inc. | Headed by Mr. Edward Muzio, President & CEO, Group Harmonics, Inc. (GHI) is a corporation formed in 2004, and provides “Analytical Solutions Maximizing Human Potential”. Services offered are curricular design, training development and deployment, analytical assessment of human capabilities and tendencies, and team initiation and productivity maintenance, and incorporate research, measurement, and statistical validation as core parts of the programs.
Group Harmonic Inc. can be contacted at:
Tel: +1-505-766-4888 or +1-866- 221-4558
Email: [email protected]
About HireLabs Inc. | HireLabs Inc. is a talent assessment company that grew out of Stanford University. It has used its intellectual property, developed over the last 9 years, to build a highly scalable technology which is currently provided as an S.a.a.S solution for workforce development and pre-employment assessments.
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