As it can be seen there is significant and positive correlation not only between ease of use and strategic
effectiveness of human resource management. The second hypothesis was that for the strategic effectiveness of
HRM, the quality and occupational relation resulting from application of electronic human resource management
is a better determining factor in comparison with ease of use.
With the path coefficient 0.34 and T 5.29 statistic between quality variable and strategic effectiveness of human
resource management also path coefficient 0.27 and 1.92 T statistic between occupational relation and
effectiveness human resource management it can be said that these two variables are better determining factor
for the effectiveness of strategic human resource management than ease of use.
Also, the third sub-hypothesis declares that ease of use resulting from application of electronic human resource
management is a better determining factor for technical effectiveness of HRM than quality and occupational
relation.
With the path coefficient of -0.42 and statistic of T -2.82 between ease of use and technical effectiveness of
human resources management compared with path coefficient and T statistic of occupational relations and
quality variables with technical effectiveness we conclude that the ease of use variable is not a better determining
variable than occupational relation and quality, so hypothesis (3) is rejected.