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C. The third study showed some operators are turning to IV. STUDY TOOLS THE METHODOLOGY AND
SAP Human Capital Management (HCM) software systems to TOOL OF RESEARCH
better integrate and manage HR functions in-house. When In This study is based on the descriptive and analytical
Vantage Drilling, an international offshore drilling contractor approach. To achieve the goals of this study, an office survey
employing nearly 1,000 personnel, began experiencing was conducted and the previous relevant studies were taken in
increased growth, it decided to use SAP HCM to better track account. A questionnaire of two parts has been conducted; the
its personnel, streamline HR tasks, and set in place a first part includes the characteristics of the study society in
foundation for continued expansion. Since implementing the light of the personal and functional variables according to the
SAP HCM system, Vantage has seen improvements in following personal factors: the functional category, work
efficiency and accuracy, savings in time, lower labor costs, and experience, gender, age and scientific qualification. The
reduced risk in inputting data by using a single point of entry. second part includes the instrument factors; namely the
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