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CGI Launches Modern Human Capital Management Platform for State of Utah

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CGI (GIB-A.TO, GIB) has launched its "modern, integrated" SaaS-based human capital management (HCM) and payroll platform for the State of Utah, it said on Thursday.

The implementation replaces a fragmented legacy HR and payroll environment with the CGI Advantage Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) HCM solution, integrated with the state's existing CGI Advantage Financial Management solution, a statement noted. Through implementation of the new platform, the state has cut duplicate data entry, minimized manual handoffs, and streamlined processes across agencies, it also noted.

"The state has also gained enhanced visibility into its workforce operations, including improved position control, increased labor-cost transparency, and more advanced analytics and reporting capabilities to support informed decision-making across payroll, grants, and budget management," the company said in a statement.

U.S.-listed shares of the company were last seen up 0.4% at US$66.53 in pre-market trading.

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