Human Capital Management is defined as "A strategic approach to people management that focuses on the issues that are critical to an organization's success"
2. Agenda
01 Why Human Capital Management?
Definition, Values & Functions, HC Timeline, Constituents,
Approaches to measurement.
02 Concept of Human Resource Management?
Defining HRM, Difference Between HCM & HRM, HCM Glossary.
03 Dimensions of HCM
Models of HCM, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Human
Resource, Recruiting & Selection
04 Economic Benefits of HCM
HR Strategies, Models & Tools, HC Practitioner, Industrial view,
Future of HCM
3. Defining HCM
“A strategic approach to people
management that focuses on
the issues that are critical to an
organization's success”
5. HCM AIM’s
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03
02
04
To determine the impact of people on
business and their contribution to
value
To provide guidance on future HR
and business strategies
To demonstrate that HR practices
which produce the value for money
To provide data that will inform
strategies and improve the
effectiveness
6. HCM Values
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03
02
04
Honoring our commitments and conduct
business in a manner that promotes
fairness, respect, honesty, and trust.
Promote Honesty, Integrity, and Trust
Openness to possibility and foster
creativity and risk-taking to support
continuous improvement.
Embrace Change and Innovation
Encouraging the diversity of thoughts,
experiences, and backgrounds.
Celebrate Teamwork
Leading by example and advocate
equitable treatment in behaviors,
policies, and practices.
Model Leadership
7. HCM Functions
Talent Management
• Recruiting
• Learning
• Development
• Performance
appraisal
• Acquisition
Human Resource
• Core HRIS
• Payroll Benefits
• HR Planning
Workforce Management
• Time & Attendance
• Shift Scheduling
• Expense
management
Other
• Solution for staffing
• Job Analysis
• Compensation &
Benefits
• Motivation and
change
management
8. Human Capital Timeline
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
• Fair labor
practices
• Health &
Safety
• Diversity in
work
• Workforce
demographic
• Human rights
• Compensation
& Incentives
• Total headcounts
• FTE & PTE
• Annual turnover
• Employee
engagement
score
• Gender Diversity
• OHS Practices
• Workers
participation in
decision making
• Workforce
compensation
welfare
• Investment in
skills & workers
representation
9. HCM Constituents
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03
02Intangible Resources as the factors
other than financial & Physical assets.
Intellectual Capital
Institutionalized knowledge possessed
by an organization, i.e. stored in
databases, manuals etc.
Organization Capital
Building relationship in the organization
or outside the organization.
Social Capital
Organizational
Intellectual
Social
10. Approaches to Measurement
• Human Capital Index – Watson Wyatt
• The Organizational Performance Model – Mercer
HR Consulting
• The Human Capital Monitor – Andrew Mayo
Five major categories:- Impact on MV
• Total rewards and accountability:- 16.5 %
• Collegial, flexible workforce:- 9.0 %
• Recruiting and retention excellence:- 7.9 %
• Communication integrity:- 7.1 %
• Focused HR Service Technology:- 6.5%
People, work processes, management structure,
information and knowledge, decision making and
rewards plays out differently within the context of
the organization.
To identify the human value of the enterprise or
‘human asset worth’ =
employment cost × individual asset multiplier.
11. Agenda
01 Why Human Capital Management?
Definition, Values & Functions, HC Timeline, Constituents,
Approaches to measurement.
02 Concept of Human Resource Management?
Defining HRM, Difference Between HCM & HRM, HCM Glossary.
13. Defining HRM
“ It is the strategic approach to
the effective management of
people in an organization, so that
they help the business to gain a
competitive advantage”
14. Difference Between HCM & HRM
• Uses simple bench marking
techniques.
• Host as default body to all the
process in group.
• Only expose integration of
HRM.
• Can driven regularly by HR.
• Never defines its true
objectives.
• HR function often delivers a
major solution with perfect
end.
• Work according to the law and
company directives.
• It is related to all employees’
issues and other elements
such as employment,
utilization, compensation and
development.
• Uses complicated evaluation
techniques.
• Host only default outcome
processes.
• Only executes interaction of
human capital management.
• Defines its true objective with
perfect reputation.
• Can able to deliver solution
for minor instances
HRM functions HCM functions
15. HCM Glossary
HCS TM PC CM
A business
Strategy
• Competencies
• Motivations
• Satisfactions
A Talent
Management
• Mission
• Values
• Current & Future
workforce
A Performance
Culture
• Diverse employees
• Compensation
A Customer
Capital
• Name
• Contracts
• Loyalty
• Satisfaction
• Testimonials
16. Agenda
01 Why Human Capital Management?
Definition, Values & Functions, HC Timeline, Constituents,
Approaches to measurement.
02 Concept of Human Resource Management?
Defining HRM, Difference Between HCM & HRM, HCM Glossary.
03 Dimensions of HCM
Models of HCM, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Human
Resource, Recruiting & Selection
18. Andrew Mayo Model
Dimensions of Human Capital
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
Personal capabilities, Professional &
Technological know-how, network & range
Individual Capability
Aspiration, Ambition, Work motivation,
productivity
Individual Motivation
Clarity of vision, Ability to communicate
Leadership
Values of people, Employees appraisal,
innovation & Creativity, Transfer knowledge
Organizational climate
Supportiveness, Mutual respect,
Sharing common goals
Workgroup effectiveness
19. Conceptual Model
By Nick Bontis
Human Capital
Depletion
Human Capital
Investment
Human
Capital
Valuation
HUMAN CAPITAL
EFFECTIVENESS
• Voluntary turnover
• Involuntary turnover
• Total separation rate
• Development rate
• Training investment
• Training cost factor
• Compensation revenue
& expense factor
• Executive & Supervisory
compensation
• Revenue Factor
• Expense Factor
• Income Factor
• Human Capital ROI
24. Agenda
01 Why Human Capital Management?
Definition, Values & Functions, HC Timeline, Constituents,
Approaches to measurement.
02 Concept of Human Resource Management?
Defining HRM, Difference Between HCM & HRM, HCM Glossary.
03 Dimensions of HCM
Models of HCM, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Human
Resource, Recruiting & Selection
04 Economic Benefits of HCM
HR Strategies, Models & Tools, HC Practitioner, Industrial view,
Future of HCM
26. HR Strategic Model
Strategic human resource management
means human resource policies and
practices that produce the employees
skills and behaviors that are necessary
to achieve the company’s strategic goals
27. Strategic HR Tools
HR Scorecard
A process for assigning financial and
nonfinancial goals to the HRM related
chain of activities required for
achieving companies strategic aims.
Strategic Map.
Graphical tool that summarizes the
chain of activities that contribute to a
companies success.
Digital Dashboard
Presented with desktop graphs and charts,
so that one can know where exactly
company is moving
28. Strategic MAPS
• Graphical tool that summarizes the chain
of activities that contribute to a companies
success.
• It displays how each dept. performance
contributes to achieve the company
overall strategic goals .
• It helps the manager and each employee
visualize and understand the role his/her
dept. plays in achieving the companies
strategic plan .
• It classifies employee the “ line of sight” It
does this by visually linking their efforts
with the company’s ultimate goals .
29. Digital Dashboard
Presents the manager with desktop graphs and charts a
nd so a computerized picture of where
the company stands on all those metrics from the HR sc
ore card processes
30. HR score card
Process of assigning financial and non financial goals or metrics to the human
resource management.
Many employee quantifies and computerize the strategic map activities, the HR
scorecard helps them to do so.
31. Human Capital Strategies
(HCS)
Career
development plan
• Core values
• Core competencies
• Performance Improvement
Coaching & Monitoring
Values
Selection
Performance
Management
Human Assets Profile
Recruitment
32. Benefits of SHCM
Strategic Human Capital Management
Reduce
Cost
SHCM
Administration
Improved
Quality &
Security
One
unified
platform
Increased
revenue
Reduce
Cycle time
Increased
Market
Capitalization
33. Human Capital Practitioner
Human capital practice require
Openness,
Empathy
Communication
& Strategic skills
Tools,
Methodology
Business
Acumen
Tools, Methodology
HRMS (Human Resource Management System) or HRIS
(Human Resource Information System).
Business Acumen
Keenness and quickness in understanding and dealing
with a "business situation" in a manner that is likely to
lead to a good outcome.
Openness, Empathy
An important part of empathy is the ability to trust and be
trusted.
Open-mindedness is understood to be the process of
showing receptiveness to new or different ideas
Communication & Strategic skills
Ability to do analysis of organization communication,
demographic analysis, understand modern communication
styles and the ability to craft messaging for a global audience.
Three words
Human: we HUMANS right, the mankind, wise man, right
Capital: - It can be refers to any product or services which increases the productivity of the organization. For example we all had studied in the school, over the years we gain our attitudes towards the education, creativity and this is all about our capital. Yes these resources, these characteristics are our capital.
Human Capital: - See we know that employees are the lifeline of any organization, thus if any organization is investing its money in humans in order to enhance their skills, in return the overall productivity of organization increases. Because employee will be working hard or effectively to achieve certain goals.
Now the third term is Management, so may I know what do you all understand the meaning of this word? I know many of geeks like me are fond of this word? So yes any one? Alright planning, organizing controlling, staffing, right? Yes, a systematic process which includes all these activities to achieve a specific goals,
These are the things which we are going to cover in our presentation.
And the same way, if we talk about HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (Slide 1)
So yes, this is an approach a strategic approach which focuses on the critical issues to an organization success.
(Slide 2) why HCM
In HR we only focused on four characteristics Physic, Mind, Spirit & Relp. And these four things is used as the resources for generating profits in HCM. As it was assume that people came up with these characteristics.
Therefore HR was more into development side, while HCM was more towards profit centered.
https://hr.smcgov.org/hr-mission-statement-goals-and-values
(Slide 3) AIM’s
Point 1: after reading 1st, for example. You have gain some capital, some knowledge, acquired some skills, some are good in photography, some are good in writings, like thus HCM aims to determine the impact of people on business
Point 2: They determine those practices which can generate revenue, for example hiring only selected number of employees, training and development, innovation, branding.
Point 3: Thus implementing those practices and strategies in context to the future HR.
Point 4: Thus focusing on the overall effectiveness.
https://hr.smcgov.org/hr-mission-statement-goals-and-values
After reading, so how you are going to promote honesty and integrity in your business?
By keeping your promises, sticking towards the commitments, respecting your employees, by focusing towards the goals.
There are many companies, which promote the same thing for example, CEO clear out the picture of what exactly the scenario which company is facing currently, with this employees will not feel blindfolded and cheated. Thus it creates more trust towards the company and CEO.
Point 2: Celebrating the team work. There are many diverse background where people are coming from right? Thus if we encourage those individual we will be able to get the different opinion. And as this thing is happing most of the company, if someone has generated a single lead, then they come up with the buzzer sound. Or spoon and plate sound.
Point 3: for example previously Facebook, or any other social media was not the part of recruitment. But today due to the change in communication, technology HR are also focusing on the common media to hire people. It indicates the flexibility and openness to the changing world.
Model Leadership 4: Do you know who our prime minister is? I am not going to talk about politics here, just giving you an example how his leadership changes the mindset of the people, Previously we use to say Kachre wala, now we respect them and say safai krne wale, viklang > Divyang, previously no one care about chokidars, now even in twitter more than 1 crore people changes there name as main bhi chokidar. So this should be a leadership
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now coming back to HCM,
They have some functions
Point 1: TM helps to find the best talent, choose the right candidate, on board new talent and generate revenues
Recruitment process
Learning process
Development process
Point 2: As stated by vineet nayar, CEO of HCL technology, along with Richard Rekhy (CEO of KPMG) that HR will be dead by 2020, he said this thing in the 14th HRM summit @ AIMA on 2016 in Delhi, it’s just because of three mega trends:
Changing behavior (physical identities and digital identities).
Work place
And the last one is Technology
this thing I will cover in my last slide.
Point 3: Set of process which company uses to optimize the productivity of any employees.
On 2015 we were focusing on these things only, as we do have only limited access to technology and have different sets of priorities.
Human capital, the value that the employees of a business provide through the application of skills
Structural capital, the supportive non-physical infrastructure, processes and databases information
Relational capital, consisting of such elements as customer relationships, supplier relationships.
These measurements Identify the key areas where we have to focuses and modeling them
The key links between human capital and shareholder value creation
Thus these practices are the leading indicators of any business.
Practices will be covered in further slides.
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Till now we have covered the basics, and now my colleague will elaborate further
As stated by Vineet Nayar, CEO of HCL technology, that HR will be dead by 2020, he said this thing in the AIMA on 2016 in Delhi, it’s just because of three mega trends:
Changing behavior (physical identities and digital identities). And there are people who will resist this changes, because they are not open.
Work place. There are times when people have a place which is called office, but due to change in environment new things are coming along, work from home, work from coffee shops, work from restaurants are comes into picture.
And the last one is Technology. For example now a days you are not hiring a single person, you are hiring there friends, chacha taya fufa, etc. right because everyone is in connected over various social media platforms. You are hiring individual in excess.
And Artificial Intelligence. Now you don’t need any specific person to help you out, you can google. And make a decision based on augmented reality.
Thus no one want payroll, appraisal systems, attendance correlations all those data analytics which you do you are not predominantly ask to do, it will be opt by software’s.