This white paper introduces a new tool from KeenCorporation that uses psycho-linguistic analysis and tension detection to continuously monitor employee engagement in real-time without surveys. It argues that employee engagement should be measured like other assets to enable proactive management. The tool analyzes digital communications to generate an Engagement Behavioral Index for departments, visualized through tools like MoodMetrix and Attitude Heatmap. This provides leadership real-time insight into engagement trends to optimize human capital management.
Raise the Bar on HR - Brown-Smith-Wallace ConsultingSage HRMS
In today’s volatile, unpredictable, and competitive business
environment, long-range planning is taking on a more crucial role
than ever before in organizations of all shapes and sizes. Today,
business leaders must think ahead, adopting a forward-looking
attitude companywide that will allow them to take decisive
actions on key strategies to propel their organizations forward.
This requires access to a wide range of business intelligence that
can help them make informed decisions in an efficient, timely
manner—more so than ever before. Much of this information
already resides in your human resources (HR) department, and
gaining access to it, mining it, and analyzing it can mean the
difference between turning right or left at a crucial point in your
company’s journey.
The document discusses maximizing talent through Oracle's unified HCM solution. It outlines examining current trends in a changing workforce, taking an active approach to talent management, and using Oracle tools like unified profiles, performance management, learning management, and analytics to help align talent with organizational objectives. The presentation provides an action plan to define a talent strategy, focus on existing talent, and plan for the future by projecting needs, developing programs, and completing succession planning.
This document discusses the importance of human capital management for contractors. It states that managing human capital, including benefits, regulatory compliance, employee development, and knowledge transfer, is challenging but critical for contractors. It also outlines six key areas - benefits management, regulatory compliance, employee development, knowledge transfer, IT security and integration, and recruitment management - that any human capital management solution should address. Finally, it provides examples of how automation can help with benefits administration, personnel data maintenance, and employee self-service.
More from less focuses on improving productivity by working smarter rather than harder. While streamlining processes and technology can help, focusing on improving human capital productivity is also critical. People are rarely working at full effectiveness due to lack of strategy clarity, proper delegation, differentiated rewards, and encouragement of teamwork. Hay Group's productivity tool helps leaders identify barriers holding teams back like unclear vision, improper standards, and excessive bureaucracy. Addressing these issues can significantly improve outcomes like higher sales, lower costs, and increased employee engagement.
Talent management involves strategically managing an organization's human capital. It includes attracting, developing, and retaining valuable employees. The article discusses how talent management differs from traditional HR and headhunting by taking a more strategic, long-term approach to ensure organizations have the right people in place. It also notes that talent management can help organizations perform better and be more efficient, especially during difficult economic times.
This document discusses the financial opportunities of outsourcing human resources functions to a Professional Employer Organization (PEO). Key points include:
- Outsourcing HR to a PEO can save businesses significant time by consolidating transactional HR tasks and responsibilities with a single provider. Surveys found businesses saved an average of 23-48 hours per week depending on company size.
- This time savings provides opportunities to reduce operating costs by eliminating HR staff, or to generate additional revenue by redeploying staff to core business activities. One example found potential bottom line savings of $60,372 and top line gains of $112,320 annually for a company outsourcing to a PEO.
- PEO
This document discusses motivation in the workplace. It covers:
1. Why motivation matters for business performance and profitability.
2. How understanding employee psychology, fairness, and engagement can help motivate staff.
3. The Team Action Management process that some companies use to gather anonymous staff feedback and develop projects to address issues in a way that promotes fairness and motivation.
Raise the Bar on HR - Brown-Smith-Wallace ConsultingSage HRMS
In today’s volatile, unpredictable, and competitive business
environment, long-range planning is taking on a more crucial role
than ever before in organizations of all shapes and sizes. Today,
business leaders must think ahead, adopting a forward-looking
attitude companywide that will allow them to take decisive
actions on key strategies to propel their organizations forward.
This requires access to a wide range of business intelligence that
can help them make informed decisions in an efficient, timely
manner—more so than ever before. Much of this information
already resides in your human resources (HR) department, and
gaining access to it, mining it, and analyzing it can mean the
difference between turning right or left at a crucial point in your
company’s journey.
The document discusses maximizing talent through Oracle's unified HCM solution. It outlines examining current trends in a changing workforce, taking an active approach to talent management, and using Oracle tools like unified profiles, performance management, learning management, and analytics to help align talent with organizational objectives. The presentation provides an action plan to define a talent strategy, focus on existing talent, and plan for the future by projecting needs, developing programs, and completing succession planning.
This document discusses the importance of human capital management for contractors. It states that managing human capital, including benefits, regulatory compliance, employee development, and knowledge transfer, is challenging but critical for contractors. It also outlines six key areas - benefits management, regulatory compliance, employee development, knowledge transfer, IT security and integration, and recruitment management - that any human capital management solution should address. Finally, it provides examples of how automation can help with benefits administration, personnel data maintenance, and employee self-service.
More from less focuses on improving productivity by working smarter rather than harder. While streamlining processes and technology can help, focusing on improving human capital productivity is also critical. People are rarely working at full effectiveness due to lack of strategy clarity, proper delegation, differentiated rewards, and encouragement of teamwork. Hay Group's productivity tool helps leaders identify barriers holding teams back like unclear vision, improper standards, and excessive bureaucracy. Addressing these issues can significantly improve outcomes like higher sales, lower costs, and increased employee engagement.
Talent management involves strategically managing an organization's human capital. It includes attracting, developing, and retaining valuable employees. The article discusses how talent management differs from traditional HR and headhunting by taking a more strategic, long-term approach to ensure organizations have the right people in place. It also notes that talent management can help organizations perform better and be more efficient, especially during difficult economic times.
This document discusses the financial opportunities of outsourcing human resources functions to a Professional Employer Organization (PEO). Key points include:
- Outsourcing HR to a PEO can save businesses significant time by consolidating transactional HR tasks and responsibilities with a single provider. Surveys found businesses saved an average of 23-48 hours per week depending on company size.
- This time savings provides opportunities to reduce operating costs by eliminating HR staff, or to generate additional revenue by redeploying staff to core business activities. One example found potential bottom line savings of $60,372 and top line gains of $112,320 annually for a company outsourcing to a PEO.
- PEO
This document discusses motivation in the workplace. It covers:
1. Why motivation matters for business performance and profitability.
2. How understanding employee psychology, fairness, and engagement can help motivate staff.
3. The Team Action Management process that some companies use to gather anonymous staff feedback and develop projects to address issues in a way that promotes fairness and motivation.
This document discusses key findings from a survey about engaging the global workforce. The main points are:
1) Business leaders recognize the importance of employee engagement but HR needs to take a more strategic role and demonstrate ROI.
2) Employee recognition improves engagement, which increases retention, productivity and company performance.
3) Developing a universal recognition platform for global companies is difficult due to differences in cultures and locations.
4) CFOs are often not aware of how much companies spend on recognition programs, and HR and Finance need to work more closely together.
5) The CTO and CFO should collaborate to develop engagement strategies, but currently only about half of companies report this level of cooperation between
The document provides 7 tips for organizations to maximize their investment in human capital management technologies and processes. The tips are: 1) Connect HCM efforts to business strategy; 2) Have senior leaders visibly involved and committed; 3) Foster collaboration, especially within HR; 4) Train leaders to differentiate employee performance; 5) Keep processes, tools, and technology simple and easy to use; 6) Hold managers accountable for reaching HCM objectives; 7) Position HCM as a management priority, not an HR project. The document emphasizes that successful HCM requires changing organizational culture and mindsets to view people management as integral to business success.
Who is increasingly instrumental in helping CEOs and Boards make high-impact decisions – the choices and trade-offs that build or destroy enterprise value? CFOs.
Based on input from more than 1,900 CFOs and senior Finance leaders worldwide, the IBM Global CFO Study indicates that the demands on CFOs are rising and extend well beyond traditional financial control and supervision.
But in a constantly changing environment, how can CFOs provide their enterprises with a competitive edge? How can they help the business make not just faster but smarter decisions?
In the 2010 study, one group of Finance organizations – called Value Integrators – consistently outperforms their peers. They are not only more effective, but their enterprises also perform better financially.
Their secret? Driving a combination of two key capabilities – Finance efficiency and business insight – across their organizations. Although study results show that each capability provides important benefits, the highest performers excel at both.
Read the study to learn more about this multiplier effect and how to create it within your own organization.
1. Tie human capital plans directly to business outcomes by viewing human capital investments as having expected returns that can increase revenue per employee or optimize costs. Case studies show how leadership training and customer service training led to improved business results for companies.
2. Target human capital practices specifically to your industry and business rather than just copying others. Best practices only work if relevant to your situation.
3. Align all human capital actions with each other and integrate them based on best practices, otherwise contradictory actions will undermine the system. The human capital plan should establish how your workforce will help meet organizational goals.
Siemens Pakistan is a leading SAP solutions and systems integrator in Pakistan. It was the first value added reseller, certified implementation partner, and support partner for SAP solutions in Pakistan. Siemens Pakistan provides a full portfolio of SAP services including solutions, IT services, hardware/infrastructure, training, and consulting. It has a team of over 120 SAP experts and has trained over 1,300 consultants.
The webinar agenda covers the following topics:
1. How to approach performance management in 5 minutes.
2. An overview of the BullseyePerformance value proposition in 5 minutes.
3. The ROI of social performance management in 5 minutes.
4. A 15 minute live system demonstration covering performance management made simple, social feedback for employee engagement, and intuitive business intelligence KPI dashboards.
5. An open question and discussion period.
The document provides an overview of value creation and value management. It discusses that value is created by maximizing sustainable cash flows through high returns on invested capital that exceed the cost of capital. Value is destroyed when returns are lower than costs. The document also discusses that value is best created and managed by considering all stakeholders, not just shareholders. It provides examples of key value drivers to consider, such as revenue growth, margins, and asset productivity. The goal of value management is to optimize long-term economic value for all stakeholders through free cash flow.
BullseyeEvaluation is a new performance management tool that can help drive corporate performance. It facilitates productive communications around goals and key performance indicators (KPIs). This helps improve employee engagement, lower turnover, enhance management effectiveness, and establish a performance culture needed to execute business strategy successfully. BullseyeEvaluation is a cloud-based/SaaS tool that integrates performance management and operational dashboards in a simple, cost-effective way to implement across an organization.
Mangrove provides a web-based workforce management solution called Workforce Empowerment that streamlines HR, recruitment, payroll, benefits administration and other functions. The solution is built on .NET and can be accessed via various license models. It aims to empower employees by automating tasks, sharing information and giving all staff role-appropriate access to data. This makes the workforce more productive, informed and efficient while reducing costs.
This document discusses how inadequacies in talent management are negatively impacting companies' financial performance and ability to innovate. Some key points:
1) There is disagreement at the C-level about strategies for talent development, such as skills needed for senior roles and investment in training.
2) Many companies do not have effective succession planning processes in place for senior roles like CEO and CFO.
3) Common talent management tools used by companies, such as training, are seen as ineffective.
4) There is a lack of clarity around who is responsible for measuring the effectiveness of talent management strategies.
The document calls for companies to better embed human capital strategies in overall business strategies,
This document describes an HR management software solution called ezPersonnel. It provides the following key features:
- Centralized employee information management and tools for attendance, leave, payroll, claims, training, and performance management.
- Modules for employee onboarding, time tracking, payroll processing, talent acquisition, and reporting.
- Customizable implementation process to meet an organization's specific HR needs and practices.
- Options for hosting the solution on-premise or via a managed cloud hosting model.
Board of Directors Oversight of Leadership RiskCharlie Bishop
This document discusses how boards of directors can better oversee leadership risk within their organizations. It argues that leadership should be considered one of the top risks and that boards need to take a more active role in monitoring talent management processes. The article identifies seven specific leadership risks that boards should pay attention to: loose accountability, inept assessment, misalignment of executive compensation, inadequate bench strength, playing it too safe with development, having a "once a year" mindset, and settling for "just good enough". It provides questions for boards to ask management about each risk area and suggests tactics for boards to mitigate leadership risks, such as adopting a leadership competency model and measuring the effectiveness of talent management processes.
Avanulo White Paper 446 Relentless Achievement An Effective Defense Agai...mstxbusiness
The document summarizes key challenges facing companies in preventing external failures that damage brands, such as product quality issues. It notes that the cost of external failure is higher than ever due to intense media scrutiny. While technology has reduced some risks, companies often rely too heavily on technology without addressing human factors. Truly engaging employees is key to achieving the high quality levels needed to prevent external failures but remains an elusive goal for most firms. A holistic approach is needed that dedicates resources to both technological and human-focused solutions tailored to each organization.
The document discusses adoption and change execution as a way to improve project success rates and organizational performance. It notes that over half of IT and process initiatives fail due to issues like ineffective leadership, employee resistance, and poor planning. The document introduces PeopleFirm's adoption and change execution framework, which assesses readiness for change, develops customized implementation plans, executes change management strategies, and measures adoption success. The framework aims to engage leaders, align the organization, prepare stakeholders, and connect people to changes in order to realize the full value of initiatives and make changes stick long-term.
The document discusses the strategic role of human resource management. It notes that HRM now plays a critical role in bridging gaps between employee expectations and organizational requirements by adopting appropriate strategies and practices. The objectives of HRM are to achieve organizational goals, meet employee expectations, and develop employee skills and abilities while managing human resources ethically. HRM is evolving from an administrative role to a more strategic role.
Profitiviti Business Operations Intelligence ArticleSteve Raack
The document discusses a methodology called Business Operations Intelligence that helps companies gain insights into their business operations through data analysis. It involves defining all business processes, including both departmental and enterprise-wide processes. The methodology then ranks processes based on their impact and efficiency to identify opportunities for improvement. Implementing this methodology provides executives with information to make more informed decisions and pursue initiatives that can significantly improve profitability.
Engagement surveys are often misused and do not meaningfully engage or inform employees. They are frequently viewed as an end goal rather than an outcome, and are used to gauge morale rather than get feedback on management. However, when done properly as a referendum on leadership, they can provide valuable insights. Organizations should view engagement as a result of good management practices, and use surveys to identify gaps and drive real change, not just form committees. Responses should be taken seriously and followed up with action.
This document discusses driving employee engagement and creating a learning and performance culture. It recommends using engagement surveys and modern technology tools to get employee input and promote learning. A key part of an engaged culture is clear expectations, advancement opportunities, communication, understanding jobs, and business relationships. A learning and performance culture has active learners who take responsibility for their development and retain new ideas, while supervisors promote learning and are open to new approaches. Measuring team performance rather than individuals can further increase engagement.
The document discusses conducting a capabilities audit to identify an organization's key capabilities. It defines capabilities as distinctive, difficult to replicate attributes that allow a firm to perform better than competitors. The document outlines 11 common organizational capabilities, provides examples to evaluate each, and describes a 5-step process to conduct a capabilities audit involving determining the audit scope, creating an assessment, gathering multi-group data, synthesizing findings, and creating an action plan.
This document discusses key findings from a survey about employee engagement, recognition, and the relationship between HR and finance functions in organizations. The main points are:
1) HR needs to take a more strategic role in organizations and be accountable for metrics and spending.
2) Employee recognition improves engagement, which increases retention, productivity and company performance.
3) Developing universal recognition platforms for global companies is difficult.
4) CFOs are often not aware of how much is spent on recognition programs.
5) The CTO and CFO need to collaborate to address talent issues, but many organizations still lack this alignment.
Assessments can help employers make better hiring, training, and promotion decisions. Assessments evaluate traits like personality, leadership style, communication style, and more. When multiple assessments are used together and integrated effectively, employers can identify the right candidates over 75% of the time. Assessments improve hiring success rates, reduce turnover, and help employees succeed in their roles. Many large companies now use assessments to inform important people decisions.
How Engaged Are My Employees Exec R R Guideshershenow
This document discusses the importance and impact of employee engagement. Key points include:
- Disengaged employees cost companies billions per year in lost productivity and revenue. Highly engaged companies see significantly higher growth and profits.
- Only 17% of workers are highly engaged and willing to contribute fully. 19% are actively disengaged, undermining their organizations.
- Senior management demonstrating genuine interest in employees is the top global driver of engagement.
- Engaged employees stay longer, drive higher customer satisfaction and retention, and increase company profits. Proper employee engagement programs are critical for business success.
- Effective engagement programs align corporate objectives with rewards, recognize positive behaviors, and motivate employees to achieve
This document discusses key findings from a survey about engaging the global workforce. The main points are:
1) Business leaders recognize the importance of employee engagement but HR needs to take a more strategic role and demonstrate ROI.
2) Employee recognition improves engagement, which increases retention, productivity and company performance.
3) Developing a universal recognition platform for global companies is difficult due to differences in cultures and locations.
4) CFOs are often not aware of how much companies spend on recognition programs, and HR and Finance need to work more closely together.
5) The CTO and CFO should collaborate to develop engagement strategies, but currently only about half of companies report this level of cooperation between
The document provides 7 tips for organizations to maximize their investment in human capital management technologies and processes. The tips are: 1) Connect HCM efforts to business strategy; 2) Have senior leaders visibly involved and committed; 3) Foster collaboration, especially within HR; 4) Train leaders to differentiate employee performance; 5) Keep processes, tools, and technology simple and easy to use; 6) Hold managers accountable for reaching HCM objectives; 7) Position HCM as a management priority, not an HR project. The document emphasizes that successful HCM requires changing organizational culture and mindsets to view people management as integral to business success.
Who is increasingly instrumental in helping CEOs and Boards make high-impact decisions – the choices and trade-offs that build or destroy enterprise value? CFOs.
Based on input from more than 1,900 CFOs and senior Finance leaders worldwide, the IBM Global CFO Study indicates that the demands on CFOs are rising and extend well beyond traditional financial control and supervision.
But in a constantly changing environment, how can CFOs provide their enterprises with a competitive edge? How can they help the business make not just faster but smarter decisions?
In the 2010 study, one group of Finance organizations – called Value Integrators – consistently outperforms their peers. They are not only more effective, but their enterprises also perform better financially.
Their secret? Driving a combination of two key capabilities – Finance efficiency and business insight – across their organizations. Although study results show that each capability provides important benefits, the highest performers excel at both.
Read the study to learn more about this multiplier effect and how to create it within your own organization.
1. Tie human capital plans directly to business outcomes by viewing human capital investments as having expected returns that can increase revenue per employee or optimize costs. Case studies show how leadership training and customer service training led to improved business results for companies.
2. Target human capital practices specifically to your industry and business rather than just copying others. Best practices only work if relevant to your situation.
3. Align all human capital actions with each other and integrate them based on best practices, otherwise contradictory actions will undermine the system. The human capital plan should establish how your workforce will help meet organizational goals.
Siemens Pakistan is a leading SAP solutions and systems integrator in Pakistan. It was the first value added reseller, certified implementation partner, and support partner for SAP solutions in Pakistan. Siemens Pakistan provides a full portfolio of SAP services including solutions, IT services, hardware/infrastructure, training, and consulting. It has a team of over 120 SAP experts and has trained over 1,300 consultants.
The webinar agenda covers the following topics:
1. How to approach performance management in 5 minutes.
2. An overview of the BullseyePerformance value proposition in 5 minutes.
3. The ROI of social performance management in 5 minutes.
4. A 15 minute live system demonstration covering performance management made simple, social feedback for employee engagement, and intuitive business intelligence KPI dashboards.
5. An open question and discussion period.
The document provides an overview of value creation and value management. It discusses that value is created by maximizing sustainable cash flows through high returns on invested capital that exceed the cost of capital. Value is destroyed when returns are lower than costs. The document also discusses that value is best created and managed by considering all stakeholders, not just shareholders. It provides examples of key value drivers to consider, such as revenue growth, margins, and asset productivity. The goal of value management is to optimize long-term economic value for all stakeholders through free cash flow.
BullseyeEvaluation is a new performance management tool that can help drive corporate performance. It facilitates productive communications around goals and key performance indicators (KPIs). This helps improve employee engagement, lower turnover, enhance management effectiveness, and establish a performance culture needed to execute business strategy successfully. BullseyeEvaluation is a cloud-based/SaaS tool that integrates performance management and operational dashboards in a simple, cost-effective way to implement across an organization.
Mangrove provides a web-based workforce management solution called Workforce Empowerment that streamlines HR, recruitment, payroll, benefits administration and other functions. The solution is built on .NET and can be accessed via various license models. It aims to empower employees by automating tasks, sharing information and giving all staff role-appropriate access to data. This makes the workforce more productive, informed and efficient while reducing costs.
This document discusses how inadequacies in talent management are negatively impacting companies' financial performance and ability to innovate. Some key points:
1) There is disagreement at the C-level about strategies for talent development, such as skills needed for senior roles and investment in training.
2) Many companies do not have effective succession planning processes in place for senior roles like CEO and CFO.
3) Common talent management tools used by companies, such as training, are seen as ineffective.
4) There is a lack of clarity around who is responsible for measuring the effectiveness of talent management strategies.
The document calls for companies to better embed human capital strategies in overall business strategies,
This document describes an HR management software solution called ezPersonnel. It provides the following key features:
- Centralized employee information management and tools for attendance, leave, payroll, claims, training, and performance management.
- Modules for employee onboarding, time tracking, payroll processing, talent acquisition, and reporting.
- Customizable implementation process to meet an organization's specific HR needs and practices.
- Options for hosting the solution on-premise or via a managed cloud hosting model.
Board of Directors Oversight of Leadership RiskCharlie Bishop
This document discusses how boards of directors can better oversee leadership risk within their organizations. It argues that leadership should be considered one of the top risks and that boards need to take a more active role in monitoring talent management processes. The article identifies seven specific leadership risks that boards should pay attention to: loose accountability, inept assessment, misalignment of executive compensation, inadequate bench strength, playing it too safe with development, having a "once a year" mindset, and settling for "just good enough". It provides questions for boards to ask management about each risk area and suggests tactics for boards to mitigate leadership risks, such as adopting a leadership competency model and measuring the effectiveness of talent management processes.
Avanulo White Paper 446 Relentless Achievement An Effective Defense Agai...mstxbusiness
The document summarizes key challenges facing companies in preventing external failures that damage brands, such as product quality issues. It notes that the cost of external failure is higher than ever due to intense media scrutiny. While technology has reduced some risks, companies often rely too heavily on technology without addressing human factors. Truly engaging employees is key to achieving the high quality levels needed to prevent external failures but remains an elusive goal for most firms. A holistic approach is needed that dedicates resources to both technological and human-focused solutions tailored to each organization.
The document discusses adoption and change execution as a way to improve project success rates and organizational performance. It notes that over half of IT and process initiatives fail due to issues like ineffective leadership, employee resistance, and poor planning. The document introduces PeopleFirm's adoption and change execution framework, which assesses readiness for change, develops customized implementation plans, executes change management strategies, and measures adoption success. The framework aims to engage leaders, align the organization, prepare stakeholders, and connect people to changes in order to realize the full value of initiatives and make changes stick long-term.
The document discusses the strategic role of human resource management. It notes that HRM now plays a critical role in bridging gaps between employee expectations and organizational requirements by adopting appropriate strategies and practices. The objectives of HRM are to achieve organizational goals, meet employee expectations, and develop employee skills and abilities while managing human resources ethically. HRM is evolving from an administrative role to a more strategic role.
Profitiviti Business Operations Intelligence ArticleSteve Raack
The document discusses a methodology called Business Operations Intelligence that helps companies gain insights into their business operations through data analysis. It involves defining all business processes, including both departmental and enterprise-wide processes. The methodology then ranks processes based on their impact and efficiency to identify opportunities for improvement. Implementing this methodology provides executives with information to make more informed decisions and pursue initiatives that can significantly improve profitability.
Engagement surveys are often misused and do not meaningfully engage or inform employees. They are frequently viewed as an end goal rather than an outcome, and are used to gauge morale rather than get feedback on management. However, when done properly as a referendum on leadership, they can provide valuable insights. Organizations should view engagement as a result of good management practices, and use surveys to identify gaps and drive real change, not just form committees. Responses should be taken seriously and followed up with action.
This document discusses driving employee engagement and creating a learning and performance culture. It recommends using engagement surveys and modern technology tools to get employee input and promote learning. A key part of an engaged culture is clear expectations, advancement opportunities, communication, understanding jobs, and business relationships. A learning and performance culture has active learners who take responsibility for their development and retain new ideas, while supervisors promote learning and are open to new approaches. Measuring team performance rather than individuals can further increase engagement.
The document discusses conducting a capabilities audit to identify an organization's key capabilities. It defines capabilities as distinctive, difficult to replicate attributes that allow a firm to perform better than competitors. The document outlines 11 common organizational capabilities, provides examples to evaluate each, and describes a 5-step process to conduct a capabilities audit involving determining the audit scope, creating an assessment, gathering multi-group data, synthesizing findings, and creating an action plan.
This document discusses key findings from a survey about employee engagement, recognition, and the relationship between HR and finance functions in organizations. The main points are:
1) HR needs to take a more strategic role in organizations and be accountable for metrics and spending.
2) Employee recognition improves engagement, which increases retention, productivity and company performance.
3) Developing universal recognition platforms for global companies is difficult.
4) CFOs are often not aware of how much is spent on recognition programs.
5) The CTO and CFO need to collaborate to address talent issues, but many organizations still lack this alignment.
Assessments can help employers make better hiring, training, and promotion decisions. Assessments evaluate traits like personality, leadership style, communication style, and more. When multiple assessments are used together and integrated effectively, employers can identify the right candidates over 75% of the time. Assessments improve hiring success rates, reduce turnover, and help employees succeed in their roles. Many large companies now use assessments to inform important people decisions.
How Engaged Are My Employees Exec R R Guideshershenow
This document discusses the importance and impact of employee engagement. Key points include:
- Disengaged employees cost companies billions per year in lost productivity and revenue. Highly engaged companies see significantly higher growth and profits.
- Only 17% of workers are highly engaged and willing to contribute fully. 19% are actively disengaged, undermining their organizations.
- Senior management demonstrating genuine interest in employees is the top global driver of engagement.
- Engaged employees stay longer, drive higher customer satisfaction and retention, and increase company profits. Proper employee engagement programs are critical for business success.
- Effective engagement programs align corporate objectives with rewards, recognize positive behaviors, and motivate employees to achieve
1. The document provides 10 principles for building an effective human capital plan: tie plans to business outcomes; target practices to industry and business; align actions with best practices; plan to assess results; involve business leaders not just HR; see it as a process not just an event; prioritize actions; create a value chain; do planning from outside in focusing on customers; and limit and prioritize actions.
2. Effective plans tie human capital issues directly to business goals and assess impact on outcomes like revenue and costs. Case studies show how specific training initiatives improved leadership, customer experience and financial results.
3. The principles emphasize involving all leaders to understand both business and human capital issues, focusing practices on the unique
De afgelopen maanden heb ik met veel CFO´s gesproken over de transformaties die hun Finance Organisatie moet doormaken om aan de veranderende eisen en wensen van Executives, managers en stakeholders te voldoen. Ligt hun focus momenteel nog op transactionele core finance activiteiten, voor de nabije toekomst is het hun ambitie om bedrijfsbreed veel meer waarde te leveren op het gebied van analyse en beslissingssupport.
Bedrijven die goed scoren op Finance Efficiëncy alsmede in staat zijn om betrouwbare Business Insight te leveren aan de diverse business units, zijn volgens de IBM Global CFO Survey 2010 aantoonbaar succesvoller op het gebied van omzetgroei, EBITDA en Retun of Invested Capital.
Ik wil graag de uitkomsten van 1500 face-to-face interviews met CFO´s met jullie delen, daarom ´share´ ik het rapport ´The New Value Integrator – Insights from the CFO Survey´.
Bill Huber from ISG, a research, consulting and advisory firm at the marcus evans CFO Summit XXIV Spring 2012 and Energy CFO Summit 2012, shares his views on why finance executives must accomplish a holistic view of data.
Interview with: Bill Huber, Partner, ISG
This white paper discusses 10 principles for building an effective human capital plan. It emphasizes that human capital issues can significantly impact business outcomes and should be viewed as investments rather than just costs. The human capital plan should tie human resources strategies to specific business goals and metrics. It also stresses aligning practices with industry benchmarks and integrating different human resources initiatives to avoid contradictory objectives. Case studies demonstrate how targeted training programs improved leadership skills, customer satisfaction, and financial performance at other organizations.
Attracting/Retaining and Developing Top Talentkells1414
This document discusses the benefits of automating talent management processes for small to mid-sized companies. It finds that while larger companies have adopted talent management technology, smaller companies still handle these tasks manually. This is inefficient and takes away resources that could otherwise be used for business growth. The document outlines 15 common talent management tasks and how automation can help with tasks like recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and learning management. It concludes that automation can improve efficiency, free up human and financial capital, and help companies address issues like high turnover and skills gaps.
There are four key reasons to improve employee engagement:
1. To raise productivity - Engaged employees are two times more productive than satisfied employees. Improving engagement across a business can significantly increase overall productivity.
2. To reduce turnover - Four out of five employees are dissatisfied with their performance reviews and feedback processes. Improving feedback mechanisms can help reduce turnover by improving the experience for 80% of staff.
3. To improve service - Engaged employees are passionate about their work and will do whatever it takes to deliver great results and find solutions to problems. This leads to improved customer service.
4. To get the most out of all generations of workers - Employee engagement tools and practices should address compliance gaps and manage
This document summarizes the findings of the Krauthammer Observatory's 2009 survey of employee commitment and satisfaction. The survey revealed that employee commitment levels are surprisingly low and job security is less important than previously believed. It also found gaps in management performance and a threat to job satisfaction. To improve the situation, the report argues managers must strive for exemplary behavior and focus on treating employees in a way that makes their work meaningful, engaging, and achievable. The Observatory aims to build a robust model of effective management practices through repeated annual surveys between 2007 and 2011.
This document summarizes the findings of the Krauthammer Observatory's 2009 survey of employee commitment and satisfaction. The survey revealed that employee commitment levels are surprisingly low and job security is less important than previously believed. It also found gaps in management performance and a threat to job satisfaction. To improve the situation, the report argues managers must strive for exemplary behavior and focus on building meaningful relationships with employees where basic questions around understanding, willingness to contribute, and ability are positively answered. The Observatory aims to build a robust model of effective management behaviors through repeated annual surveys between 2007 and 2011.
The survey found significant gaps between the management behaviors employees seek and what they experience in reality. While most managers behave in an exemplary or operational way, a third behave in a penalizing or disqualifying manner. The top two behaviors sought are analyzing tasks together and accepting responsibility for mistakes, yet managers fall short in these areas. Employee commitment and trust in managers is lower than expected given the difficult economic climate, with job satisfaction being a key driver of commitment.
1) Outsourcing tasks through virtual staffing can provide advisers significant returns through cost savings and allowing them to focus on core client-facing activities to grow their business.
2) While outsourcing frees up time, advisers must ensure virtual staff have the expertise needed and can work independently.
3) Outsourcing is not for every adviser, as some prefer direct oversight of in-house staff, but testing small outsourced projects can help determine its fit.
The Hay Method is the most widely accepted job evaluation method globally, used by over half of the world's largest companies. It evaluates jobs based on three factors: Know-How (skills and knowledge), Problem Solving (complexity of tasks), and Accountability (level of responsibility). These factors are measured using proprietary Hay Guide Charts, which provide consistent evaluations that are legally defensible. Proper job evaluation allows organizations to design effective structures, clarify roles, and implement competitive pay policies based on job value.
This document discusses deploying global HR management systems. It covers benefits like improved decision making, connectivity and access to real-time information. However, organizations must have a strategic approach and address issues like winning support from employees. A key challenge is balancing global, standardized processes with local variations to account for cultural differences. The document provides advice on implementation stages and case studies of organizations that have benefited from a unified HR technology approach.