Recent blogposts about recruitment software and recruitment technology
Recruitment Agency Expo London 2020: Actonomy goes Britain
Report on ‘Recruitment Agency Expo London’, February 4&5 2020 One of a kind: the yearly high mass for the British recruitment agencies Recruitment Agency Expo 2020 took place in London, February 4th and 5th. As one of the only non-British
How HR-ontologies map the working world
On the use of semantic correlations in smart searching and matching technology One of the most buzzed words in machine learning today is ‘ontology’. Yet, it is a quintessential element in making automatic language understanding a success. Even more so
Flexible Recruitment Technology Explained
In the coming months, we will publish a series of blogposts on the USP’s (Unique Selling Propositions) of Actonomy’s job and candidate searching and matching technology xMP. First in the row: flexibility. At the heart of the recruitment technology
Recruiters are from Mars, candidates are from Venus
In a labor market still trying to cope with shortage, technology can be helpful in trying to get vacancies filled. Yet, we are facing a problem. Recent research has shown that recruiters are far behind when it comes to technology
Artificial Intelligence Or Artificial Hype?
On the meaning, sense and use of AI Back in 1990, Ray Kurzweil wrote about the ‘age of intelligent machines’. At that time, Artificial Intelligence was like a futuristic sci-fi concept. Today, AI is everywhere, proving Kurzweil was right. But
Recruitment Tech Event Amsterdam: Looking behind technology
Actonomy was at the yearly Recruitment Tech Event 2019 in Amsterdam. Some 450 attendees enjoyed keynote speeches and got in touch with top notch providers of recruitment tools. Hot topic of the day: artificial intelligence and robots. But shouldn’t we
From matching job titles to matching skills
Filip De Geijter, CEO Actonomy, on why recruitment of the future will focus on matching skills, rather than on functions: Companies on the lookout for new talent, will typically search for people with particular job titles. Need a sales manager?
Why recruitment needs AI-powered searching and matching
As the labor market is getting more complex, so is recruiting. While searching and matching candidates and jobs used to be easy human work, today it has become the playing field of artificial intelligence, semantic ontologies and more high end
Semantics is more than synonyms and certainly more than a Boolean search on the different parts of a ‘concept’!
Many solutions are called semantic search engines when synonyms are used while searching. It is clear that systems should search for 'software developer' and 'programmer' and many more .... but that is only one aspect of semantic search! Software
REC+ in Barcelona, some impressions…
REC+ in Barcelona this year has come to an end (almost)…. Although it was the first time that I attended the conference, I found it great, very well organized, informative and lots of networking opportunities. What did I learn? Jobboards
Exploit your own CV database before setting up new job marketing campaigns!
Some do not agree that a candidate pool or a CV database is an asset because all candidates can be found on the internet, on LinkedIN or on social media in general – at least that is what these people
5 reasons for stopping at booth D7 during the RAE London on February 5 – 6, 2019
Visiting the Recruitment Agency Expo in London? These are the reasons why you should stop at the Actonomy booth D7 : If you are concerned about automation of your recruitment process and getting faster a selection of good candidates. Actonomy’s
Combining Actonomy’s ontology with ESCO.
Actonomy’s ontology now compliant with ISCO/ESCO! Actonomy’s HR-ontology is the core component behind the xMP Semantic Mind and the xMP Data Services. It covers well over 500.000 HR related concepts all classified as job titles, skills and many other categories.
In brief : why is Actonomy semantic search superior compared to ‘standard search engines’
Sometimes, an easy and simple overview will tell you more than extended white papers..... We all know the theory behind semantic technology - we all know that semantics really understand what you are looking for and in what context....