Talent Management Software Boosts Employee Engagement and Retention
QKS Group Highlights Strong Growth Potential for Talent
Management Software (TMS) Market in the Middle East
& Africa, Forecasts Above-Average CAGR Through 2028
The Talent Management Software (TMS) market in the Middle
East and Africa is poised for robust growth, with QKS Group projecting an
above-average compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2028. This growth is
fueled by several key drivers, including ongoing economic diversification
initiatives and the region’s strategic shift toward knowledge-based economies.
As organizations prioritize human capital development, investments in modern HR
technologies are accelerating.
With a youthful and expanding workforce, the demand for
effective talent management solutions to boost engagement, development, and
retention is on the rise. The proliferation of digital transformation
strategies and smart city projects—especially in nations like the UAE and Saudi
Arabia—is further propelling the adoption of advanced TMS platforms.
Additionally, the increasing prevalence of remote and hybrid work models
underscores the need for cloud-native, mobile-friendly solutions capable of
managing distributed teams seamlessly.
Key Questions Addressed in This Study:
What is the current competitive landscape of the Talent
Management Software market in the Middle East & Africa?
Which vendors hold significant market share in this
region?
What are the primary competitive dynamics shaping the TMS
market in Middle East & Africa?
Are there vendors with a strong focus on specific
industry verticals?
How do vendors compare in offering cloud-based versus
on-premises TMS solutions?
What competitive factors influence vendor positioning in
this regional market?
What are the relative strengths and challenges of vendors
operating in Middle East & Africa?
Strategic Market Insights
QKS Group defines a Talent
Management Application as: A comprehensive software suite
designed to help organizations efficiently manage their workforce by automating
a range of HR functions—including recruitment, onboarding, learning and
development, succession planning, leadership development, opportunity marketplace,
performance and compensation management, employee engagement surveys, and
analytics/reporting. These applications often leverage advanced technologies
such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to streamline HR
operations and support data-driven decision-making.”
Regulatory compliance with global labor standards is also
pushing organizations to implement comprehensive and secure TMS systems. As a
result, the Middle East and Africa are becoming increasingly attractive markets
for TMS vendors, backed by rising HR tech investments and growing recognition
of the strategic importance of talent management.
Vendors covered in this Study:
ADP, Cegid, Ceridian, ClearCompany, Cornerstone OnDemand,
Deltek, Eightfold.ai, Factorial, Haufe, Infor, Lattice, Oracle, PageUp,
PeopleFluent, Rippling, SAP, Sympa, TalentGuard, Talentia Software, and
Workday.
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