First, given that the "electronic revolution" has been going on for more than 20 years, it's surprising to find so few studies on the various eHR topics and processes.Most of the eHR research has been on e-training and e-recruiting with very little research on other HR areas. Second, the general take-away from eHR research is that many of the traditional HR research findings also apply to eHR. In this sense, even though the technologies used may be new, the basic HR goals still hold true; e.g., the goal of recruitment is to make
successful placement, the goal of selection is to hire the most talented and diverse employees, and the goal of training is to enhance the knowledge and skills of the workforce. In spite of these goals,most of the research on e HR has focused on strategies for implementing electronic processes, and increasing their acceptance.. Relatively little research has examined the extent to which e HR enables organizations to achieve their basic HR goals.