Dia
The challenge of reaching everyone With more than 1,000 stores, distribution centers, and offices spread across Argentina, Dia faced a challenge familiar to any company with a dispersed workforce: reaching everyone at the same time. Internal communications relied on multiple channels, and information didn’t always reach store staff, warehouse employees, and office teams in the […]
Lanus
A club with history and traditional processes Club Atlético Lanús has history, scale, and a large, dispersed internal community. What it lacked, until recently, was an efficient way to manage it and help it stay connected. Payslips were printed, signed by hand, and delivered in person. The HR team’s schedule did not always align with […]
Klimber
Decentralized processes in a fast-growing company Klimber was founded with the mission of making insurance products accessible to people historically left out of the system in Latin America. Internally, that same drive to eliminate friction was facing a common challenge for growing companies: internal processes were decentralized and spread across multiple tools. Onboarding, leave requests, […]
Loginter
A company that’s everywhere With a 30-year trajectory, Loginter is a large company with a presence everywhere and an equally widespread workforce: administrative offices, warehouses, port terminals, and drivers traveling Argentina’s roads every day. That same scale that makes it a key player in the industry was also its biggest challenge. Ensuring that important news […]
Zeni
Growing pains: communication and information centralization As Zeni continued to grow, internal communication began to rely on multiple informal channels. This made it difficult for updates to reach all employees at the right time and limited meaningful connections between people. In addition, with diverse operations and distributed teams, the company required a platform that was […]
La Gaceta
When information does not flow, work becomes fragmented La Gaceta is an organization where areas operate with a high degree of autonomy. While this dynamic is essential in journalism, it also presented a challenge: much of what happened within the organization remained contained within each team. As a result, achievements, awards, good news, and relevant […]
Binomia
When Communication Isn’t Measured, It Loses Impact At Binomia, there is a clear guiding principle: if it can’t be measured, it can’t be improved. However, before implementing Humand, the organization faced several challenges: Key messages took between two and seven days to reach the entire organization. Lack of metrics to understand reach, readership, or real […]
Schneider
From Paper Forms to Agile and Traceable Processes Before implementing Humand, many fundamental processes at Schneider SRL—such as leave requests or absence notifications—were managed manually. Employees filled out paper forms that had to be signed by supervisors and then approved by management, leading to delays, disorganization, and loss of information. Verbal requests for unexpected absences […]
Essen
The Challenge: Unify, Automate, and Strengthen the Internal Culture Before partnering with Humand, Essen faced a scenario common to many organizations: scattered and poorly integrated tools for managing Human Resources processes. This limited operational efficiency, hindered internal communication, and fragmented the employee experience. With the goal of strengthening its organizational culture and optimizing people management, […]
Greenpaper
The Challenge – Modernizing Processes in a Traditional Company With over 80 years in the paper industry, Greenpaper faced the challenge of modernizing its HR processes and digitizing its operations. With more than 1,000 employees across three plants, the company needed to solve communication and interconnectivity issues, democratize information, and simplify the management of all […]