Aspiration Talent signs up for HR Indaba 2019 

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Aspiration provides a state-of-the-art, cloud-hosted HR software solution. 

Aspiration Talent Software has signed up for HR Indaba Africa 2019, taking advantage of the early-bird discount, which exempts the company from paying the increased rate to showcase at next year’s event. The company provides performance and talent management software aimed at creating a culture of high performance and capability. The software includes modules for performance management, 360 reviews, on-the-job capability management, training and succession management.

“Our capability development approach is a unique process-plus-software implementation that is used in several high profile South African companies such as Distell, ABInBev and Engen to develop their talent. We have been around since 1999 and, over time, have developed a state-of-the-art cloud-hosted software solution for organisations to manage and develop their human capital more efficiently,” says Aspiration Software founder and director Brian Fenton.

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Brian says that to differentiate themselves from competitors in the HR software space they put a lot of focus on the pricing and user-friendliness of their platform. Also, their target market primarily comprises mid-sized organisation with 100 to 1,000 employees. They are a much smaller organisation compared to the large ERP companies that market similar solutions and that makes Aspiration Software agile, allowing them to add functionality much faster than those larger software companies. 

“We are also able to offer customisation if we feel that the enhancements will benefit all our clients,” says Brian. “I'll give you an example. A while ago, one of our clients suggested that we develop a specific report for them that we hadn't thought of before but was nevertheless a very good idea; and within three weeks we had that report up and running for all our clients.”

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