Digital HR platform HCMFront plans on Chinese expansion

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

The company that provides integral computing and artificial intelligence services for people management was the latest startup confirmed by ProChile to attend the Innovation and Investment Summit in Beijing.

It boasts four years in the market, an approximate portfolio of 55 clients both in Chile and Latin America, and is presented as a platform for comprehensive and modular services in the cloud for people management, integrating cutting-edge methodologies. This is HCMFront, a company that through computer science and Artificial Intelligence (AI) seeks to make a difference in the market.

According to its co-founder, Nicolás Hanckes, "Human Resources have changed".

"Today people are the center of organizations, spend much of the day in their jobs and for these it is essential to operate in a friendly way, with an interface that is easy to use and allows traceability to make the best decisions," he explains.

The industrial civil engineer says that the firm - which seeks improvements in the areas of Talent, Survey, Climate, Recruitment, Selection and Training in organizations - has been confirmed as one of the six startups that traveled with the delegation of ProChile to attend the Summit of Innovation and Investment in Beijing, an event whose purpose is to invite entrepreneurs to international fairs and thus bring importers to Chile.

"The invitation to the Summit is one of the instances of greater recognition, after feeling positioned as a reference of Big Data in People Management, when working with international companies," says Hanckes, who adds that, without a doubt, "this new experience It will allow us to absorb all this 'know how' from one of the biggest markets and bring it to Latin America."

The Innovation and Investment Summit in Beijing was organized by ProChile in conjunction with InvestChile and was held in the Chinese capital on April 24 and 25. The initiative consisted of a business round where attendees met in person to talk future business.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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