MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: HUMAN RESOURCES III (PAYROLL PROCESSING, BENEFITS, INCENTIVES AND COMPENSATION PLANNING) WITH PREDICT ANALYTIS AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYTICS USING TENSORFLOW

Authors

  • John Lloyd Borlagdatan
  • Abeguel Canja
  • Oliver Padit
  • Elsie Pagsiat
  • Renalyn Sajol
  • Mr. Rommel J. Constantino

Keywords:

payroll processing, compensation planning, predictive analytics, behavioral analytics, tensorflow, hr automation, benefits management, manufacturing hr, agile scrum, workforce optimization

Abstract

To remain competitive, manufacturing companies must improve operational efficiency and employee satisfaction. Human Resource (HR) divisions play a key role in achieving these goals, particularly in areas such as payroll processing, benefits administration, incentives, and compensation planning. However, many organizations still rely on outdated manual systems, which result in frequent errors, inefficiencies, and limited workforce insights. This study introduces a modern, integrated Human Resource Management System (HRMS) designed to enhance core HR operations using predictive and behavioral analytics powered by TensorFlow. The system was developed using the Agile Scrum methodology, which breaks the project into short development cycles known as sprints. Each sprint focused on delivering specific modules such as payroll processing, benefits tracking, compensation planning, and incentive management. TensorFlow was integrated to implement predictive and behavioral analytics capable of forecasting payroll trends, identifying anomalies, and supporting strategic compensation planning. Continuous feedback and iteration enabled the team to refine system features according to user needs and organizational objectives. The Manufacturing Management System (HR III) significantly improved HR productivity and operational accuracy. Automated payroll computations and data-driven compensation planning reduced manual errors and processing time. Predictive analytics helped forecast workforce-related financial needs, while behavioral analytics provided insights into employee compensation behavior and satisfaction. These improvements led to cost savings, increased accuracy in payroll and benefits administration, and higher employee morale. The integration of automation, predictive analytics, and behavioral insights into HR operations has shown strong potential to transform workforce management in manufacturing settings. By leveraging TensorFlow, the system can anticipate payroll trends, guide future HR planning, and support personalized compensation strategies. The project also highlights the importance of clearly defined system requirements, continuous collaboration, and secure, user-friendly design. Ultimately, HR III serves as a scalable and intelligent solution for optimizing payroll and compensation processes in modern manufacturing enterprises.

Published

2026-01-13

How to Cite

MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: HUMAN RESOURCES III (PAYROLL PROCESSING, BENEFITS, INCENTIVES AND COMPENSATION PLANNING) WITH PREDICT ANALYTIS AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYTICS USING TENSORFLOW. (2026). Ascendens Asia Singapore – Bestlink College of the Philippines Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 7(1). https://ojs.aaresearchindex.com/index.php/aasgbcpjmra/article/view/15791

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