Farmacity
A diverse ecosystem, one shared need: staying connected Farmacity is much more than a pharmacy chain. Today, its ecosystem includes four business units: Farmacity (pharmacy), Simplicity (wellness and gifts), Get the Look (beauty), and The Food Market (healthy food). With more than 8,200 employees across 15 provinces, four distribution centers, and over 300 stores, delivering […]
Antonio Luquin
The challenge of staying close, even from a distance With a nationwide presence spanning more than 80 stores across regions such as Northwestern Argentina, Northeastern Argentina, Cuyo, and Buenos Aires, Antonio Luquin needed to professionalize its internal communications and unify its people management processes. Until then, communications were informal and fragmented, while manual processes—such as […]
Las Margaritas
Training more than 60 stores without losing proximity One of Las Margaritas’ main challenges was supporting the growth of an organization with teams spread across more than 60 stores while delivering a consistent experience for every employee. The company needed a way for people to access information, training, and Human Resources processes without depending on […]
X-28 Alarmas
The challenge of reaching everyone with the same information Before implementing Humand, X-28 Alarmas managed many of its communications and processes through different channels: emails, chats, informal conversations, multiple folders with shared access, and separate applications for each need. This meant information was scattered, and certain processes did not always reach every team in the […]
Gestamp Argentina
Dispersed information and limited access for plant teams One of Gestamp Argentina’s main challenges was bringing together information that was spread across different spaces and channels. For the Human Resources team, finding a tool capable of communicating the organization’s different priorities and centralizing them in one place had become a strategic need. This was compounded […]
Freddo
A management experience that did not match the way teams worked Before implementing Humand, Freddo used a tool focused on documentation and time tracking. However, because it did not offer mobile access, it was disconnected from the day-to-day reality of an operation where a large share of employees work in stores rather than in front […]
Universidad Católica de Salta
The challenge of connecting 120 locations With 3,000 employees distributed across the country, UCASAL needed to reach people with very different roles, routines, and levels of connection to the institution. The experience of a faculty member working at a regional location, for example, was very different from that of an administrative employee at the university’s […]
Paolini
Manual processes and limited visibility for decision-making Before implementing Humand, much of Grupo Paolini’s people management relied on manual tasks and scattered tools. Payslips were delivered on paper, while performance evaluations were managed by sending forms individually to each leader and employee. In addition to being time-consuming and increasing the risk of errors, this process […]
Los Grobo
A training experience that was difficult to centralize Before implementing Humand, training at Agrofina was managed independently. Each course had its own format, approach, and contracting process, with no shared space to bring content together and make it available to employees. This lack of centralization made it difficult to ensure continuity in learning and meant […]
Vélez
The challenge of managing Vélez Vélez is an institution that brings together professional and amateur sports, an educational institute with 2,400 students and 283 teachers, and services for more than 10,000 members. Internally, the Human Resources team faced a challenge familiar to any organization with a distributed workforce and a wide range of employee profiles: […]