Human Resource Information System (HRIS) is used to gather and maintain the data that describe human resources, transforming data into information and then reporting the information to users (Ngai et al, 2008). The use of a HRIS would reduce HR costs by automating information and reducing the need for large numbers of HR employees; by helping employees to control their personal information; and by allowing managers to access relevant information and data, conduct analysis, decide, and communicate with others without consulting an HR professional (Awazu & Desouza, 2003; Ball, 2001). Despite having several obvious benefits of this technology, organizations, especially from developing & under developed countries, are not in the position to enjoy the full benefits of HRIS due to some obstacles and challenges interrupting the proper implementation. The study of Krishnan and Singh (2006) explored the issues and barriers faced by nine Indian organizations in implementing and managing HRIS.