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Consider the Butterfly Effect to effect positive change in business
Issued by: CRS Technologies  
[Johannesburg, 14 July 2014] -

James McKerrell, CEO of CRS Technologies South Africa

It is called the Butterfly Effect and it refers to the principle that any action in business - no matter how small or insignificant it may appear - will have consequences further down the line. Today, experts in Human Capital Management (HCM) believe there has never been a better time for employers and employees alike to understand the ripple effect of action and reaction in business.

The current commercial climate is one driven by data management and the advantage of collaboration and unified communications. The emphasis is on a more connected environment, which enables processes and procedures to be streamlined, which in turn leads to operational efficiency and more value to the market.

Many service providers focused on the fast-changing Human Resources environment are applying serious effort in reminding the market that all resources are interlinked to the corporate system.

"This means that all actions, however minor, will have a knock-on effect. From a business point of view, this can have a profound impact on operations," says James McKerrell, CEO of CRS Technologies South Africa.

As a leading provider of HR and payroll services and solutions, CRS Technologies South Africa is positioned at the forefront of HCM and HR trends and market developments.

The company believes it is critically important for all members of staff to not only understand their respective roles, but, perhaps even more significantly, that they appreciate their positions with respect to the objective and goals of the organisation.

"As much as we speak about aligning resources to push forward the goals of the business, the reality is that success depends very much on people's mindset and �buy-in'," says McKerrell.

This �buy-in' is decidedly important because, in HCM, it is rare for a business to progress when people work independently from the core objectives and development roadmap.

The Butterfly Effect is not a new phenomenon and is a well understood concept in specific trades and industries, particularly within the natural and scientific community. However, as McKerrell explains, it is being increasingly applied within the business fraternity because, as a principle, it makes sense and speaks to the focus on agility to achieve competitive advantage.

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About CRS HR & Payroll Solutions

CRS HR & Payroll Solutions is a provider of services and solutions to the Human Resources and Payroll markets in Africa in general and South Africa in particular.

Established in 1985, the company has served as the premier provider of HR systems, solutions and remuneration products to business across expanding market segments.

Our product portfolio encompasses everything the decision maker in business requires to support the rollout of an effective HR and payroll strategy.

The company's foremost reputation as a reliable service provider and trader in rapidly expanding market segments and to blue chip companies is underpinned by its affiliation and partnership with a number of respected, industry-regulatory bodies.

CRS is a signatory to the Information Technology Association (ITA) and a member of the Payroll Authors Group of South Africa.

It is also a member of the South African Payroll Association, South African Rewards Association and the Institute of People Management.

Its expertise and business acumen within these mission-critical aspects of business management have ensured that it remains an ultra-competitive, secure and unrivalled market performer.

CRS provides a service to numerous countries throughout Africa, including Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Namibia, Botswana, Swaziland, Lesotho and Mozambique.

The continent is viewed as being a thriving, high-growth market and one that the company will continue to add value to.

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