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Without integrated data, AI does not save Human Resources
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Without integrated data, AI does not save Human Resources

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 11:00

Victor Pereira, senior manager of SGE (Enterprise Management Solutions) at Minsait in Portugal, belonging to the Indra group, wrote an opinion piece on the application of artificial intelligence in Human Resources. The article's title suggests that AI cannot solve Human Resources' problems when there are no integrated data. The article addresses the relationship between data integration and the effectiveness of artificial intelligence in the context of human resources. The opinion is presented as a warning about the importance of having well-structured data before implementing AI solutions in this area.

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