Finally, the hypothesis of having a significant relationship between record and compliance as dimension of HRIS and HRM functionalities was supported. This result is compatible with the result of the hypothesis of knowledge management since it was suggested by Mayfield and his associates in 2003 that records and compliance function provides very important data for knowledge management. It also agrees with Markova (2012) who commented that HRIS can facilitate organizational actors in tackling questions and challenges as they re-appear in the organization. This means that human resource department uses HRIS as a data base used to protect its activities, accordingly, the organizational ones, consequently, avoid any legal requirements (Decenzo and Robbins, 2011)