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Agentic AI is reshaping the HR-tech landscape, with demand for related talent surging 260% as enterprises accelerate adoption and yesterday's skills face growing automation pressure. On the partnership front, ADP is expanding its tie-up with AWS to advance AI-powered innovation across human capital management and payroll, while Uniper is integrating Celonis context into Microsoft Copilot to strengthen HR AI agents. Meanwhile, new data from Ashby shows EMEA recruiters absorbing rising application volumes without slowing hiring, even as AI's deepening role in the application process raises fresh questions about compliance limits and the future of recruiting itself.
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HiBob's Chief People Officer Nirit Peled-Muntz, recognized as HR Executive's 2026 HR Leader of Distinction, describes how she scaled the HR function from two to over 60 employees alongside the company's growth, while championing a deliberate, workflow-first approach to AI adoption rather than layering agents onto existing processes.
ADP has announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services to advance AI-driven capabilities within its Human Capital Management platform, signaling a deeper cloud-infrastructure commitment to accelerate product innovation for HR buyers.
ADP has expanded its partnership with AWS to deepen AI capabilities across its HR and payroll platforms, signaling a continued push by a major HCM vendor to embed cloud-native AI into core workforce management workflows.
