The Peculiarities of Human Resource Information Management Problems and Solutions

The current article explores one of the traditional management functional areas of enterprises—human resources management and its multi-component information environments, components. The traditional enterprises, usually manufacturing-oriented enterprises, controlled according to the functions of the activity, when many operating divisions is specialized in carrying out some certain tasks, functions (i.e. every department or unit is focused on the specific information technology applications which are not integrated). But quick changes in the modern activity environment fosters enterprises to switch from the classical functional management approaches (i.e. non-effective databases that are of marginal use, duplicative of one another, and operational systems that cannot adequately provide important information for enterprise control) towards more adaptive, contemporary information processing models, knowledge-based enterprises, process management (i.e. a computer-aided knowledge bases, automatic information exchange, structured and metadata-oriented way). As mentioned above, are the databases now really becoming increasingly unmanageable, non-effective? Slow information processing not only costs money, but also endangers competitiveness and makes users unhappy. However, it should be noted that every functional area, group of users of the enterprise, have their specific, purpose, subjects and management structure, otherwise they have different information needs, requirements. Therefore, organizational information systems need be constantly maintained and applied to their surroundings.This article presents and critically analyzes the theoretical, practical aspects of the human resources or employee and information management, i.e. the first introduces 1) the major problems of information management (e.g., data integration and interoperability of systems, why business users often don’t have direct access to the important business data); 2) the process of formation, generation of the business process, business information flows and information structure (information system) and its development; and finally examines 3) the possible changes in the information infrastructure of the human resource development sector—presenting a general framework of an enterprise’s human resource information system, based on the meta-data management model and the usage associated with it (e.g., discovery, extraction, acquisition, distribution). Nowadays, human resources management is being renewed in enterprises and becoming one of the fundamental functions of activity management