Engelstalige essay over HR in 2017.
Deze essay was deelname aan de NVP International Future HR-Award 2003 en bekroond met de eerste prijs!
1e plaats: HR in 2017, Espace-transformation-a future HR-essay
De bijdrage van Mark van den Broek, HR Development Directeur bij FCI, getuigt van een integrale zakelijke visie op de toekomst van de HR-professie. Zijn essay bevat een heldere probleemanalyse en toont een duidelijke link met de actuele en toekomstige HR beleidsdoelstellingen. Zijn bijdrage onderscheidt zich door een creatieve, soms gedurfde toepassing van huidige en/of nieuwe HRM-instrumenten, -methodieken en/of denkwijzen. Zijn bijdrage is verzorgd, prettig leesbaar, degelijk, compleet en zet de lezer aan tot denken.
Transforming your Core HR processes for 2017 Bruce Walcroft, Senior HCM Solut...TALiNT Partners
This document discusses transforming core HR processes for 2017 and beyond. It highlights that HR platforms are changing due to technological advances like cloud, mobile, analytics, and artificial intelligence. The Bersin report notes that the types of technology, experiences, and designs of HR platforms are new and how companies manage people has changed. The document then discusses key aspects of building a strong HR system, including defining user needs, checks and balances, and marketing concepts to engage employees. Finally, it outlines four trends that are modernizing the workplace: people data, workforce management, recruiting tools, and performance management.
This document discusses top talent trends for 2017 according to a fictitious futurist. It claims convergence of recruiting and HR technology will continue, retention is as important as recruiting, and AI will increasingly be used for real tasks like analyzing networks and identifying internal influence. However, much of the information is made up or not supported by credible sources. The document is intended as a comedic take on talent trends rather than a serious forecast.
HR Systems 2020: The Challenges and OpportunitiesRob Scott
Rob Scott, Human Capital Services Practice leader at Presence of iT (www.presenceofit.com.au) presents a paper on the future of HR systems and how personal health measurement is influencing HR and the work environment.
“Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Applying HR Technology to Solve Real-world Problems,” from LBi Software, brings the insight and wisdom of seven of HR's most recognized thought leaders to one topic: how to use today's powerful HR technology to focus on the people in your organization and become a more strategic business partner.
Our engaging e-book draws on the experience and knowledge of some of the most recognized thought leaders in HR today, including Steve Boese (HR Technology Conference & Expo), Ron Thomas (Human Capital Institute), Lisa Rosendahl (WomenofHR.com), Robin Schooling (HR Schoolhouse.com) and Matt Stollak (True Faith HR).
This e-book gives you succinct and revealing insight into how HR can better understand and rise to daily challenges, such as:
-Assuming too much about what employees think and feel.
-Meeting the increasing demand for workforce transparency and accuracy.
-Understanding the essential characteristics of employees, beyond job skills and goals
-Building your rewards program on your organization's culture
-Adapting to cultural developments and trends
-Using social media to assess the employee experience
-Embracing data to prove HR effectiveness
-Getting real-world use out of the newest HR technology
Re-thinking HR through Innovation. Introduction to Hr 2015 focus issuesCayetana Pablos LLona
This document summarizes an article about the need for organizations to become 21st century learning organizations. It discusses how competitive forces, changing job requirements, emerging technologies, an aging workforce, new ways of working and a shorter shelf life of knowledge are driving the need for re-skilling and up-skilling employees. It argues that the focus is shifting from recruitment to employee development. It also discusses how the nature of work is changing from routine manual and cognitive tasks to more complex work requiring tacit skills like judgment, intuition, and expertise. Creativity and innovation are becoming increasingly important skills. Organizations must align learning strategies with business strategies to stay competitive in this environment.
SAP Education - Essential for the Success of each Digital TransformationAndrey Kulikov
The document discusses the importance of education for successful digital transformation. It states that skills are essential for taking advantage of digital possibilities, and lack of knowledge is a major barrier. The SAP Education portfolio provides training, consulting services, and software solutions to help employees develop relevant digital skills and ensure organizations can effectively manage learning. Examples are given of how the portfolio supports the needs of business users and IT professionals during digital transformation.
On April 20, 2016, Tom Haak of the HR Trend Institute/ Crunchr gave a presentation to the "HR Strategy" program ("HR Strateeg") of AOG, in Groningen. These are the slides he used as illustration.
Transforming your Core HR processes for 2017 Bruce Walcroft, Senior HCM Solut...TALiNT Partners
This document discusses transforming core HR processes for 2017 and beyond. It highlights that HR platforms are changing due to technological advances like cloud, mobile, analytics, and artificial intelligence. The Bersin report notes that the types of technology, experiences, and designs of HR platforms are new and how companies manage people has changed. The document then discusses key aspects of building a strong HR system, including defining user needs, checks and balances, and marketing concepts to engage employees. Finally, it outlines four trends that are modernizing the workplace: people data, workforce management, recruiting tools, and performance management.
This document discusses top talent trends for 2017 according to a fictitious futurist. It claims convergence of recruiting and HR technology will continue, retention is as important as recruiting, and AI will increasingly be used for real tasks like analyzing networks and identifying internal influence. However, much of the information is made up or not supported by credible sources. The document is intended as a comedic take on talent trends rather than a serious forecast.
HR Systems 2020: The Challenges and OpportunitiesRob Scott
Rob Scott, Human Capital Services Practice leader at Presence of iT (www.presenceofit.com.au) presents a paper on the future of HR systems and how personal health measurement is influencing HR and the work environment.
“Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Applying HR Technology to Solve Real-world Problems,” from LBi Software, brings the insight and wisdom of seven of HR's most recognized thought leaders to one topic: how to use today's powerful HR technology to focus on the people in your organization and become a more strategic business partner.
Our engaging e-book draws on the experience and knowledge of some of the most recognized thought leaders in HR today, including Steve Boese (HR Technology Conference & Expo), Ron Thomas (Human Capital Institute), Lisa Rosendahl (WomenofHR.com), Robin Schooling (HR Schoolhouse.com) and Matt Stollak (True Faith HR).
This e-book gives you succinct and revealing insight into how HR can better understand and rise to daily challenges, such as:
-Assuming too much about what employees think and feel.
-Meeting the increasing demand for workforce transparency and accuracy.
-Understanding the essential characteristics of employees, beyond job skills and goals
-Building your rewards program on your organization's culture
-Adapting to cultural developments and trends
-Using social media to assess the employee experience
-Embracing data to prove HR effectiveness
-Getting real-world use out of the newest HR technology
Re-thinking HR through Innovation. Introduction to Hr 2015 focus issuesCayetana Pablos LLona
This document summarizes an article about the need for organizations to become 21st century learning organizations. It discusses how competitive forces, changing job requirements, emerging technologies, an aging workforce, new ways of working and a shorter shelf life of knowledge are driving the need for re-skilling and up-skilling employees. It argues that the focus is shifting from recruitment to employee development. It also discusses how the nature of work is changing from routine manual and cognitive tasks to more complex work requiring tacit skills like judgment, intuition, and expertise. Creativity and innovation are becoming increasingly important skills. Organizations must align learning strategies with business strategies to stay competitive in this environment.
SAP Education - Essential for the Success of each Digital TransformationAndrey Kulikov
The document discusses the importance of education for successful digital transformation. It states that skills are essential for taking advantage of digital possibilities, and lack of knowledge is a major barrier. The SAP Education portfolio provides training, consulting services, and software solutions to help employees develop relevant digital skills and ensure organizations can effectively manage learning. Examples are given of how the portfolio supports the needs of business users and IT professionals during digital transformation.
On April 20, 2016, Tom Haak of the HR Trend Institute/ Crunchr gave a presentation to the "HR Strategy" program ("HR Strateeg") of AOG, in Groningen. These are the slides he used as illustration.
Fast future the Future of HR WhitepaperRohit Talwar
The document summarizes the key findings of a study on the future of the HR function commissioned by Hyland Software. It identifies several drivers of change for businesses and HR, including socio-demographic shifts, a changing economic landscape, and evolving business and HR trends.
A global survey of over 200 professionals from 42 countries found that the top barriers to HR effectiveness are a lack of business understanding and poor talent management. The highest priorities for HR are to align strategies with business goals and act as a strategic partner. Developing leaders capable of managing a multi-generational workforce is also a top priority.
Ensuring consistent HR processes, supporting self-directed teams, and cost control are the top operational priorities. Over the
WISDOM FROM 73 THOUGHT LEADERS.
Every contributor to this remarkable volume has graciously donated ideas and time to the over 1 million global HR professionals who want to make a difference.
First, on behalf of our more than 140,000 certificants and the HR Certification Institute (HRCI) board and staff, I would like to thank Dr. Dave Ulrich, Dr. Bill Schiemann, GPHR, and Libby Sartain, SPHR, for contributing hundreds of hours of their personal time to ensuring that this book illuminates the value and impact that HR professionals bring to organizations every day.
As the industry’s foremost voice for human resources certification, HRCI has brought together the world’s leading HR experts to share insights on our profession through this inaugural Institute-sponsored publication that is being distributed globally in an effort to advance the HR profession.
Seventy-three human resources thought leaders from across the globe volunteered to contribute their expertise to this compilation of wisdom regarding the HR profession. Together, their contributions offer a comprehensive look into the critical issues transforming human resources—one of the fastest-growing professions in the workplace and one that is being influenced by many factors, including technological developments and globalization.
Workplace 2020 Playbook on Future of Talent AcquisitionCorporateShiksha
This document summarizes a roundtable discussion on the future of talent acquisition. Key points discussed include:
- Finding the right talent is critical for business success but is becoming increasingly difficult. Blended talent strategies using tools like social media and analytics are needed.
- Factors like changing demographics, skills gaps, and technology will disrupt traditional sourcing and selection models. Mobile and social media may be game changers.
- The role of talent acquisition professionals is evolving from short-term hiring to long-term talent farming and community building. Data analytics and social media skills will be important.
- Assessing culture fit during hiring is important but challenging. Psychometrics have limitations and new approaches are needed.
HR Leadership now requires an astute understanding of three spheres:
organization's core business drivers, the leadership talent needed to
deliver business results, and the technology platforms that empower your
organization.
Technology platforms of tomorrow will look vastly different than the
administrative systems that HR is familiar with today at all levels: from
the employee or personal level, to the systems level and at the executive
analytics level.
Tomorrow's HR leaders must prepare themselves in unprecedented ways.
In this webinar the Lead speaker Mr. Aadesh Goyal, Chairman & CEO at
PeopleStrong HR Services and Mr. Krish Shankar, Director HR at Bharti Airtel
Ltd. shared the latest insights on Transforming HR Through Technology.
Participants learnt actionable insights into how you can leverage next
generation technologies, from social networking to information systems to
employee engagement tools, and achieve a new level of HR impact and
leadership.
What HR Will Look Like in 2020 – A SHRM Research Insight, Brian DicksonThe HR Observer
As part of the SHRM Experience, this session is sourced from leading edge SHRM research coupled with global expert opinion surrounding: how will HR change in the
future, specifically what will HR being doing in 2020. Key topics in this session are the effects of social media on performance and talent management, generational divides and globalisation.
This presentation was used at HR Summit and Expo 2013 www.hrsummitexpo.com
Jennifer McClure - The Future of HR: Delivering Competitive Advantage Through...Jennifer McClure
Today’s business climate continues to change at a rapid pace. Ongoing economic uncertainty and market volatility, combined with a changing global landscape, requires human resources professionals to possess a high level of business acumen and deliver value to multiple stakeholders both inside and outside of the company.
For HR to thrive and directly impact business results, the competencies and capabilities of today’s human resources professionals must evolve. HR must know the business, focus strategically, solve business problems and influence change to impact business results and deliver a strong competitive advantage for their organizations.
Keynote/Workshop by Jennifer McClure - President of Unbridled Talent LLC (http://unbridledtalent.com)
In this session, Jennifer McClure will define the four critical skills today's HR leaders must develop to fully participate as business leaders—not just human resources leaders—in an increasingly complex global environment.
#hrsummit
@HRM_Asia
In recent years there has been no love lost for HR with articles like "Why I hate HR", "It's time to spilt HR", "Why we love to hate HR.." and many others. While most of these articles have been vocal about a complete overhaul of the HR function, it also leaves an underlying message of the capability level of the HR folks themselves.
HR teams have been undertaking transformation initiatives for years to not only build core competencies but also increase their credibility as strategic business partners for their organisations and shake itself out of the image of being a 'mere cost centre'. How can HR continue to build its competencies and manage the transformation process amidst the current environment?
Join Jayesh Menon in this insightful session as he covers:
- The evolving HR competencies and the need to transform HR continuously
- How capability building in HR starts with the leader and what they can do about it
- Research and case studies on HR transformational journey
- Tips and best practices on breaking barriers and managing change during the transformation
The Future of HR: Preparing for the RevolutionRobin Schooling
The world of work continues to evolve at a rapid pace with increasing disruption caused by new business models, emerging technology and developing definitions of the workforce. Along with these changes the role of HR is also shifting as the capabilities and accountabilities for HR professionals is also undergoing a transformation.
In this session we discuss how HR professionals can take steps now to bolster their impact and prepare for the future of the profession including:
• The business need for lean, strategy-driven HR/People functions
• The interplay of HR technology and business acumen
• The “new” psychological contract between employers/employees
• HR’s imperative to anticipate, embrace and proactively drive change
KITA HR Conference 2018 - HR for the 21st century & the Future of HRRoshan Thiran
The document discusses predictions for how the HR function will evolve in the future. It predicts that:
1) HR will go digital in a big way, using technology to transform how it engages customers, empowers employees, transforms products, and optimizes operations.
2) Digital learning will take off, reinventing learning and development.
3) HR will start focusing on the employee experience, mapping touchpoints and ensuring each interaction is positive.
4) Culture will become an important agenda for HR and businesses, and must be intentionally shaped.
5) HR will need to radically upskill for the future as work evolves, and will focus more on teams rather than just individuals.
The spotlight is on the Chief HR Officer in 2016. Can you elevate HR above administrative task management to become a true strategic partner to the CEO?
How do you create an innovative HR operation that delivers exciting, consistently business-aligned results?
The document summarizes a presentation by Paul Kearns on how HR professionals can add significant value to organizations in the 21st century. Kearns discusses several key questions about why some companies consistently outperform competitors in areas like market capitalization, innovation, and avoiding disasters. He argues that HR has not provided convincing answers to these questions due to a lack of evidence-based practices and data-driven problem diagnosis. Kearns then outlines a six-stage model of HR maturity where organizations transition from seeing employees as costs to a whole system view of human capital as a valuable asset.
Without a doubt, “TECHNOLOGY” is changing HR functions. This “PRESENTATION” lays out what will change and why, as well as how “HR" professionals can prepare FOR FUTURE i.e. 2020
How HR Tech will affect HR Department in 2020Adrian Tan
• What is causing the change and how it affects organization hierarchy and talent?
• How Smart HR Tech, Digital Intelligence Assistant, & Real-time Feedback influence the HR practices?
• What is the future of HR in 2020?
The workforce and HR play a major role in a company’s digital transformation. Learn about new trends and strategies to jump start and fuel your journey.
Transformation, HR & Restructuring Best-Practice - DMR Blue Special - DeteconMarc Wagner
Transformation, HR & Restructuring Best-Practice - The New DMR Blue Transformation Special
What do “Integral Business”, “Smart Working”, “Corporate Demography”, and “Enterprise 2.0” have in common? They are all aspects of one of the greatest and most disruptive develop ments of the last century: the complete digitalization, virtualization, and flexibilization of the working world. A brave new world which does not stop with the optimization and automation of secondary processes; it is nothing less than a profound redefinition of work and its meaning.
6 best practices to get started on a digital HR strategyAbhishek Sood
40% of HR executives worldwide intend to replace their existing, on-premises HR system with a SaaS tool in the near future.
In this Forbes Insights research report, learn why many HR pros are focusing their vision on leveraging digital HR as a solution.
Discover:
What is driving digital transformation in HR
How digital HR is innovating HCM
12 benefits realized by leveraging digital HR
A tour of available digital HR technology
6 best practices to get your strategy started
The document discusses how social media and technology will shape the future of HR. It notes that HR professionals are increasingly using social media in their personal and professional lives. It also outlines how HR can leverage social media and technology to support business goals like cultivating creative leaders, increasing speed and flexibility, and harnessing collective intelligence. The presentation emphasizes that HR should focus discussions of social media and technology on how they relate to strategic business objectives.
The document discusses the evolution of the role of HR professionals over time from welfare officers to strategic HR. It notes that HR needs to shift its focus from traditional transactional roles to more strategic roles by expanding its focus. It outlines four distinct roles identified by Dave Ulrich - strategic partner, change agent, administrative expert, and employee champion. For each role, it describes the key responsibilities and skills required. It emphasizes the need for HR to balance being a strategic partner while also advocating for employees. Finally, it stresses the importance of mastering both operational and strategic work.
Fast future the Future of HR WhitepaperRohit Talwar
The document summarizes the key findings of a study on the future of the HR function commissioned by Hyland Software. It identifies several drivers of change for businesses and HR, including socio-demographic shifts, a changing economic landscape, and evolving business and HR trends.
A global survey of over 200 professionals from 42 countries found that the top barriers to HR effectiveness are a lack of business understanding and poor talent management. The highest priorities for HR are to align strategies with business goals and act as a strategic partner. Developing leaders capable of managing a multi-generational workforce is also a top priority.
Ensuring consistent HR processes, supporting self-directed teams, and cost control are the top operational priorities. Over the
WISDOM FROM 73 THOUGHT LEADERS.
Every contributor to this remarkable volume has graciously donated ideas and time to the over 1 million global HR professionals who want to make a difference.
First, on behalf of our more than 140,000 certificants and the HR Certification Institute (HRCI) board and staff, I would like to thank Dr. Dave Ulrich, Dr. Bill Schiemann, GPHR, and Libby Sartain, SPHR, for contributing hundreds of hours of their personal time to ensuring that this book illuminates the value and impact that HR professionals bring to organizations every day.
As the industry’s foremost voice for human resources certification, HRCI has brought together the world’s leading HR experts to share insights on our profession through this inaugural Institute-sponsored publication that is being distributed globally in an effort to advance the HR profession.
Seventy-three human resources thought leaders from across the globe volunteered to contribute their expertise to this compilation of wisdom regarding the HR profession. Together, their contributions offer a comprehensive look into the critical issues transforming human resources—one of the fastest-growing professions in the workplace and one that is being influenced by many factors, including technological developments and globalization.
Workplace 2020 Playbook on Future of Talent AcquisitionCorporateShiksha
This document summarizes a roundtable discussion on the future of talent acquisition. Key points discussed include:
- Finding the right talent is critical for business success but is becoming increasingly difficult. Blended talent strategies using tools like social media and analytics are needed.
- Factors like changing demographics, skills gaps, and technology will disrupt traditional sourcing and selection models. Mobile and social media may be game changers.
- The role of talent acquisition professionals is evolving from short-term hiring to long-term talent farming and community building. Data analytics and social media skills will be important.
- Assessing culture fit during hiring is important but challenging. Psychometrics have limitations and new approaches are needed.
HR Leadership now requires an astute understanding of three spheres:
organization's core business drivers, the leadership talent needed to
deliver business results, and the technology platforms that empower your
organization.
Technology platforms of tomorrow will look vastly different than the
administrative systems that HR is familiar with today at all levels: from
the employee or personal level, to the systems level and at the executive
analytics level.
Tomorrow's HR leaders must prepare themselves in unprecedented ways.
In this webinar the Lead speaker Mr. Aadesh Goyal, Chairman & CEO at
PeopleStrong HR Services and Mr. Krish Shankar, Director HR at Bharti Airtel
Ltd. shared the latest insights on Transforming HR Through Technology.
Participants learnt actionable insights into how you can leverage next
generation technologies, from social networking to information systems to
employee engagement tools, and achieve a new level of HR impact and
leadership.
What HR Will Look Like in 2020 – A SHRM Research Insight, Brian DicksonThe HR Observer
As part of the SHRM Experience, this session is sourced from leading edge SHRM research coupled with global expert opinion surrounding: how will HR change in the
future, specifically what will HR being doing in 2020. Key topics in this session are the effects of social media on performance and talent management, generational divides and globalisation.
This presentation was used at HR Summit and Expo 2013 www.hrsummitexpo.com
Jennifer McClure - The Future of HR: Delivering Competitive Advantage Through...Jennifer McClure
Today’s business climate continues to change at a rapid pace. Ongoing economic uncertainty and market volatility, combined with a changing global landscape, requires human resources professionals to possess a high level of business acumen and deliver value to multiple stakeholders both inside and outside of the company.
For HR to thrive and directly impact business results, the competencies and capabilities of today’s human resources professionals must evolve. HR must know the business, focus strategically, solve business problems and influence change to impact business results and deliver a strong competitive advantage for their organizations.
Keynote/Workshop by Jennifer McClure - President of Unbridled Talent LLC (http://unbridledtalent.com)
In this session, Jennifer McClure will define the four critical skills today's HR leaders must develop to fully participate as business leaders—not just human resources leaders—in an increasingly complex global environment.
#hrsummit
@HRM_Asia
In recent years there has been no love lost for HR with articles like "Why I hate HR", "It's time to spilt HR", "Why we love to hate HR.." and many others. While most of these articles have been vocal about a complete overhaul of the HR function, it also leaves an underlying message of the capability level of the HR folks themselves.
HR teams have been undertaking transformation initiatives for years to not only build core competencies but also increase their credibility as strategic business partners for their organisations and shake itself out of the image of being a 'mere cost centre'. How can HR continue to build its competencies and manage the transformation process amidst the current environment?
Join Jayesh Menon in this insightful session as he covers:
- The evolving HR competencies and the need to transform HR continuously
- How capability building in HR starts with the leader and what they can do about it
- Research and case studies on HR transformational journey
- Tips and best practices on breaking barriers and managing change during the transformation
The Future of HR: Preparing for the RevolutionRobin Schooling
The world of work continues to evolve at a rapid pace with increasing disruption caused by new business models, emerging technology and developing definitions of the workforce. Along with these changes the role of HR is also shifting as the capabilities and accountabilities for HR professionals is also undergoing a transformation.
In this session we discuss how HR professionals can take steps now to bolster their impact and prepare for the future of the profession including:
• The business need for lean, strategy-driven HR/People functions
• The interplay of HR technology and business acumen
• The “new” psychological contract between employers/employees
• HR’s imperative to anticipate, embrace and proactively drive change
KITA HR Conference 2018 - HR for the 21st century & the Future of HRRoshan Thiran
The document discusses predictions for how the HR function will evolve in the future. It predicts that:
1) HR will go digital in a big way, using technology to transform how it engages customers, empowers employees, transforms products, and optimizes operations.
2) Digital learning will take off, reinventing learning and development.
3) HR will start focusing on the employee experience, mapping touchpoints and ensuring each interaction is positive.
4) Culture will become an important agenda for HR and businesses, and must be intentionally shaped.
5) HR will need to radically upskill for the future as work evolves, and will focus more on teams rather than just individuals.
The spotlight is on the Chief HR Officer in 2016. Can you elevate HR above administrative task management to become a true strategic partner to the CEO?
How do you create an innovative HR operation that delivers exciting, consistently business-aligned results?
The document summarizes a presentation by Paul Kearns on how HR professionals can add significant value to organizations in the 21st century. Kearns discusses several key questions about why some companies consistently outperform competitors in areas like market capitalization, innovation, and avoiding disasters. He argues that HR has not provided convincing answers to these questions due to a lack of evidence-based practices and data-driven problem diagnosis. Kearns then outlines a six-stage model of HR maturity where organizations transition from seeing employees as costs to a whole system view of human capital as a valuable asset.
Without a doubt, “TECHNOLOGY” is changing HR functions. This “PRESENTATION” lays out what will change and why, as well as how “HR" professionals can prepare FOR FUTURE i.e. 2020
How HR Tech will affect HR Department in 2020Adrian Tan
• What is causing the change and how it affects organization hierarchy and talent?
• How Smart HR Tech, Digital Intelligence Assistant, & Real-time Feedback influence the HR practices?
• What is the future of HR in 2020?
The workforce and HR play a major role in a company’s digital transformation. Learn about new trends and strategies to jump start and fuel your journey.
Transformation, HR & Restructuring Best-Practice - DMR Blue Special - DeteconMarc Wagner
Transformation, HR & Restructuring Best-Practice - The New DMR Blue Transformation Special
What do “Integral Business”, “Smart Working”, “Corporate Demography”, and “Enterprise 2.0” have in common? They are all aspects of one of the greatest and most disruptive develop ments of the last century: the complete digitalization, virtualization, and flexibilization of the working world. A brave new world which does not stop with the optimization and automation of secondary processes; it is nothing less than a profound redefinition of work and its meaning.
6 best practices to get started on a digital HR strategyAbhishek Sood
40% of HR executives worldwide intend to replace their existing, on-premises HR system with a SaaS tool in the near future.
In this Forbes Insights research report, learn why many HR pros are focusing their vision on leveraging digital HR as a solution.
Discover:
What is driving digital transformation in HR
How digital HR is innovating HCM
12 benefits realized by leveraging digital HR
A tour of available digital HR technology
6 best practices to get your strategy started
The document discusses how social media and technology will shape the future of HR. It notes that HR professionals are increasingly using social media in their personal and professional lives. It also outlines how HR can leverage social media and technology to support business goals like cultivating creative leaders, increasing speed and flexibility, and harnessing collective intelligence. The presentation emphasizes that HR should focus discussions of social media and technology on how they relate to strategic business objectives.
The document discusses the evolution of the role of HR professionals over time from welfare officers to strategic HR. It notes that HR needs to shift its focus from traditional transactional roles to more strategic roles by expanding its focus. It outlines four distinct roles identified by Dave Ulrich - strategic partner, change agent, administrative expert, and employee champion. For each role, it describes the key responsibilities and skills required. It emphasizes the need for HR to balance being a strategic partner while also advocating for employees. Finally, it stresses the importance of mastering both operational and strategic work.
HR Business Partner: Roles and ResponsibilitiesCreativeHRM
Dave Ulrich changed Human Resources. He described completely new HR Model. He introduced several roles, which HR has to act. The HR Business Partner is the key role in his concept.
The HR Business Partner is the front office role of HR and the HR Business Partner has to understand the business he or she supports. The HRBP has to understand to all HR processes and has to be able to negotiate the win-win consensus with internal clients.
What are the most common roles and responsibilities of the HR business partner? How should you implement the Dave Ulrich's HR Model in your organization?
David Ulrich is a true HR Management Guru. His HR Model and his HR Roles and Responsibilities changed Human Resources as we know it.
The key HR Roles in the organization are:
HR Business Partner
Change Agent
Administration Expert
Employee Advocate
This HR Roles define the strategic framework for Human Resources Functions all around the Globe. The modern HR Management is defined using these simply defined roles to identify key tasks, goals and objectives for Human Resources in the organization.
David Ulrich defined the basic scope for Human Resources to become a strategic partner for the top executives in the company. The roles are strongly interconnected, but they deliver the real value added to the company, which is seen and valued by both management and employees.
The modern HR Department cannot exist without a well defined HR Model. The HR Model describes how responsibilities are split between HR units and employees in Human Resources. It defines how key HR tasks will be delivered and who will be accountable for the delivery.
The document discusses predictions from 60 global HR experts on the top HR trends to expect in 2016. It shares summaries from experts on topics like talent management, leadership, employee engagement, and more. The experts predict that talent management, data-driven recruiting, tailored development, and workforce agility will be important. They also discuss trends in leadership like emotional intelligence, performance management changes, and benefit corporations. For employee engagement, experts suggest keeping HR simple, using predictive analytics, and focusing on continuous skills development.
The HR Business Partner is the most difficult role Human Resources can offer. Becoming the HRBP is a long journey, because the fresh college graduate has to learn many things about the HR Management.
This document discusses strategic human resource planning. It defines strategic human resource planning as identifying current and future human resource needs to achieve organizational goals. The process involves assembling current HR capacity, forecasting future requirements, identifying gaps, and developing HR strategies. It describes human resource planning as ensuring identification of requirements and satisfaction of those requirements. The benefits outlined are alignment with organizational changes, availability of the right employees, and development and advancement opportunities for employees.
Creating the Human Resources Operating Model for the next generation. See also Blog article on HR Transformer Blog - http://tinyurl.com/nxk5jm. Discussion of key trends, components of HR operating model and some predictions. Short presentation given at EMRG BPO Conference June 23rd 2009, London. Andrew Spence Glass Bead Consulting.
This document discusses trends that are reshaping the future of HR and the need for new HR operating models. It identifies several emerging models like lean HR, professional services, just-in-time HR, and federated/decentralized models that proliferate based on an organization's business needs related to optimization, customer intimacy, and agility. Executives believe transforming operating models to be more agile and responsive is important. The document questions whether current HR models are effective given business trends and poses questions around disbanding traditional models and adopting new innovations through digital technologies.
This document discusses HR transformation and outlines 10 key points related to making HR more valuable to organizations. It addresses why HR needs to change and transform, focusing less on transactional tasks and more on strategic initiatives that support business objectives. Some of the main challenges HR faces in transforming include skills within HR departments, the business perception of HR's value, and effectively using technology. The document provides recommendations for how HR can enhance areas like leadership, skills, technology usage, and measurement to successfully transform and better support their organizations.
The HR business partner is the most critical, yet frequently ignored role in the move to HR shared services. Much attention is given to new roles created by a shared services model while little attention is given to how the business partner role must change with the new model. This is the third session of a HR Shared Services learning series that ScottMadden presented in conjunction with Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON). In this session, we discussed the important evolution of the business partner role and the skills and competencies needed to effectively support the business.
To learn more, please visit www.scottmadden.com.
Recruiting leaders surveyed globally reported the following key trends:
1. Recruiting teams play a crucial role in companies' futures and talent is the top priority, though most teams' sizes will remain the same.
2. Hiring volume will increase for many, with a focus on sales, operations, and engineering roles. Quality of hire and time to fill remain top metrics.
3. Most recruiting budgets are spent on traditional tactics like job boards and agencies, though leaders want to invest more in branding and tools.
4. Employer branding has significant impact on hiring but receives limited budgets; culture messaging attracts candidates' interest the most.
5. Key future trends include increasing diversity, automation
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CSR BriefJared LinscombeMGT/426
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Martin PayCSR Brief
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Culture is defined as the way people do things around here. It provides direction, whether intentional or in reality, on the things that should be done, how we should do them and as to why they are done that way. Culture pervades every firm, and it has the power to either sustain or wipe out even the most vital change strategies.
In the aftermath of the latest encounter regarding our organizational process, it was discovered that our organization was in fact utilizing the “Process” change model was it successful? In some ways I can say yes, and in others it was a communicational disaster. I can also truthfully state that having our delegation removed proved to be a lesson in not only humility but in Strategic Change, and once the decision was made the effects were swiftly and without recourse (Serrat, 2017).
Now that there are three other selected delegating agencies that will thoroughly review our departments’ decisions in the above three areas (personnel, contracting, technology). I then realized in that moment, our culture had changed.
My Company’s Ability as a Learning Organization
One may ask how you deal with such a drastic change. Was there a design model during this shift? And because we are all aware that creating a culture consist of various mindsets and attitude and behaviors (Serrat, 2017).
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Did this Decision Support or Detract from a Change Initiative?
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1. Context in beeld die aansluit bij de natuurlijke aard der dingen
Dit doen we door aansluiting te laten ontstaan door in gesprekken (verkenning - intake - oriëntatiegesprek) op het zelfde tempo en zelfde spoor te gaan zitten. We grijpen de context door de vraag achter de vraag te zoeken en de boven en onderstroom te verkennen met elkaar. De context duiden we in persoonlijke, team en organisatiecontext. Het bepaalt uiteindelijk de positie waar de organisatie, team/ afdeling of individu staat. We drukken de context uit in omgevingsfactoren, organisatiekenmerken en ontwikkellijnen op de verschillende niveau’s die mogelijk zijn.
2. Ontmoet mensen waar zij zijn
Dit doen we door in de verkenning, workshops, teamdagen, coaching, etc. de dialoog in te zetten waardoor mensen vanuit de ik delen hoe ze naar de wereld, standpunt, probleemstelling kijken en hoe men dit persoonlijk ervaart door gevoel en het waarom te delen gebruikmakend van de dialoogprincipes en de talking-stick die het tempo in de groep bepaald. Zo praten ze met elkaar en niet over elkaar. Ook werken vanuit het waarderend onderzoeken.
3. Bundeling van krachten
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4. The system in the room
Dit doen we door scherp te zijn op dat wat wordt ingebracht. Zodra er gewezen wordt wordt het gesprek, dialoog of discussie stil gelegd en groepsleden bewust gemaakt dat niet iedereen in de ruimte is om iets ten aanzien van het gespreksonderwerp te vinden. Het maakt alert om zaken aan te pakken die dicht bij de aanwezige zelf liggen en niet bij iemand anders op zijn of haar bord behoren te liggen.
Hierdoor blijft men weg de wereldproblematiek en van wat doet het management daar aan?
5. Look the beast in the eye
Dit doen we door daar waar we merken dat wij of de groep bepaalde zaken niet aan durven te gaan dit juist bespreekbaar te maken door het in het midden van de groep te gooien.
6. Hoe meer je vindt, hoe minder je luistert
Dit doen we door in onze trainingen te werken aan waarde volle relaties door inzet van de dialoogprincipes en bewustwording creëren op hoe makkelijk we veroordelen en beschuldigen, vaak zonder het te weten. Geweldloze Communicatie-tools zijn dan een uitkomst.
7. Sta open voor andere ideeën
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8. Visualiseer
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9. Zie wat er wél goed gaat
Dit doen we door mensen bewust te laten worden van de werking van ons mens-zijn. Helaas zijn we gewend geraakt om te denken in en zoeken naar fouten.
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Ontdek de kracht van jouw organisatie:
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HR in 2017 (Englisch version)
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HR in 2017
ESPACE TRANSFORMATION
A future HR- Essay
2. Before I will take you along to my time I should first like to pause upon the development organizations hadto undergo.
Organization & Social development in a nutshell
2002 – 2010
Overstressed organizations must switch from rules to values.
Business becomes busyness.
Pressures of work have increased to such an extent that people have stopped performing optimally and insome cases have stopped to perform altogether, let alone work.
To be busy was synonymous to having success.
Not taken the time to look back and/or forward. This would most certainly hamper efficiency. Peoplebecame slaves and working became a prison.
2011 – 2016
Changing people do not wait until traditional organizations change, but create new approaches themselves.
Enthusiastic and dedicated people become creative and show initiatives, so that flexibility becomesmeaningful (the hype everyone was talking about in the year 2000) and decisiveness becomes important.
Large organizations cannot transform themselves as quickly as small companies can create themselves.
As a metaphor take the pupa or cocoon. The caterpillar, consuming leaf after leaf with an unsatiableappetite, stops consuming one leaf after another and cocoons itself in order to transform its own elementsinto a totally different being.
By only looking at the new technologies and the dotcoms we miss the extent and the impact of thetransformation. For the effect is far more profound and extensive.
Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization & social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
3. Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization & social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
Our mutual experience increases with the spread of all information channels, such as Internet. Decision-making is going beyond its classical bounds, between worlds and countries as well asbetween public and private sector.
The time has come for transformation management.
2017 (the present)
The system: Transformation Management
Within the system of transformation management it is all about organizing people as employees. Colleagues sometimes replace the word management by the word Development, because it isinherent to the essence.
Where we usedto know different languages such as old Dutch or English, French, German andsuchlike we now know but one language i.e. the Global language. A language which makes it possibleto work virtually. Distances are no longer applicable and time has been replaced by speed.
Where organizations used to have employees, employees now have organizations. People aretherefore active and fully customer-oriented. It has all arisen from the saturated market oforganizations. Where people used to work five days a week or shifts for some target groups, we now speak about weekend work. Even holidays ‘in-between’ are arranged around the work.
The home base has become the work place. Appointments and action meetings are dealt with viaHome-meetings. The E- home technology is a good instrument in this.
People school themselves with this instrument via the proven E-learning method. An accomplishment acquired in 2003. Besides the usual video and other images it is now possible to simulate everythingin the self-made simulation programmes. We therefore speak about a fully virtual work place.
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In order to obtain a better impression of the people I shall give a number of profiles below:
Passionate
Energetic
Active
Entrepreneurial
Independent of place
Freedom
People charge themselves (we used to speak about development by taking on other tasks besides E- learning within different organizations. In this way competencies are maintained at a high level.
As I indicated before, though your eyes we live in an upside-down world.
People choose the projects,
tasks, activities that appeal to
them, of which they can learn
and which give them energy.
People will be responsible
themselves for keeping up
their competencies, skills,
abilities and experiences.
Organizations make their
projects, tasks and activities
known with the speed and
energy required.
In order to charge the people
organizations will annually make
an amount available. This
money will provide for new
E-learning platforms and new
educational programmes will
be written.
Welcome to my world of 2017
5. Organization social development
6. The system
7. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
8. Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
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Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
Perhaps you are wondering how the payment issue has been arranged. Now in particular that for aproportion of the people the feelings of ‘security’ or ‘freedom’ have come to an end (which was notunder discussion from 2002 up to 2010) they will have to be expressed in the sphere of payment.
Also now we know basic pay for all educated people. On top of this basis we know a variable. It is dependent on the quantity of projects, tasks
The basic charging of people (formerly education) has been set in such a way that at the age of thirty people arecharging (developing) fulltime. Within the charging system the POP methodology is still used. This way people themselves specify which the desired charging focus is according to them.
(POP is one of the successful remnants of the year 2003.)
When reaching the age of thirty people become active in accepting assignments from differentcompanies. On the basis of the present standard people are linked to assignments they haveacquired the speed for and from which they obtain energy. The amount of learned knowledge is also taken into account in the assessment. Up to the age of 45 people actively act within thissystem. People can have developed to the highest level that can be achieved. For those whoswitch over to passive activities (activities within the organization(s)) the variable part of the payment is replaced by an organic payment. As you can see in the diagram growth within theorganic accelerates. The perimeter for offering these activities lies approximately at the age of 55. Here you can see people becoming active voluntarily in passing on knowledge within the basiccharging of people. In this manner the competencies, skills, abilities, techniques and experiencesremain guaranteed.
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The role of HR versus organizations versus people.
Within the existing process of the transformation era we chiefly know three players i.e. Organizations, People and Human Resources. All three play an important role herein.
When we look at the roles separately we can distinguish the following focus areas:
HR: Attention and Security
Organizations: Current and future tasks
People: Charging themselves for current
and future tasks
Where the roles overlap synergy and co-operation will automatically take place.
All roles have been transformed to such an extent that people can anticipate in a flexible way. Each other’s needs are provided for and with it a clear win-win approach.
Transformation is therefore not only applicable to people; it is a complete revolution, an Espace Transformation.
Besides passing on the current tasks, the role of the organization is also to create a clear picture of the tasks in the near future. This enables people to take their responsibility by adjusting their POPprematurely and start to charge. Also systems such as E-learning can thus be upgraded timely.
The role of HR has also been described with the words: marketing and PR, lawyer, pivot, market salesman. As HR you must be within sight of all processes and command a speed of insightcomparable to that of an employee on the MONDEAL stock-exchange (the former Wall Street).
Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
7. The tasks of Human Resources is particularly directed at:
Managing relations
Creating small scale
Entering into meaningful relations
Exercising recommendation management
Competition management
Attention management
We have not yet spoken about my personal role. Perhaps this will give you a more complete picture. You may have noticed I am speaking about ‘my world of 2017’. This is also how I see myself in it andexperience it all. Like a fish in water I enjoy the autonomy (all of us) we have all acquired. Somethingyou had in 2002 when you were at the head of a group, department and/or organization.
In the past I was already passionate about development in the broadest sense, in which creativity andinspiration played an important role. I wanted to contribute in giving people and organizations moreinsight into their qualities and relations with others, so that they could learn to be aware of and dealwith opportunities and threats.
I was always looking for something new and approached each challenge pragmatically. Supported bymy wide experience in human resources and my vision I worked at results and made sure that issueswere rounded off, so that organizations and people would function better. All this has taken me to this world, in which the qualities I acquired are still of daily use.
I am now charging myself to perform an important task, i.e. ‘to help others learn to charge themselves’. At the moment I am working at a task for several organizations to develop a instrument which makes it easy to do the T-planning. As it happens organizations find it difficult to systematically express theiractual tasks in energy and speed (you used to see the same happen with non-final projects, such as the setting up of job descriptions and assessments. These projects often overran themselves to such anextent that the jobs described had to be described all over again). In addition organizations find itdifficult to concretize their future tasks, projects and/or activities and to link them to a reality factor.
Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing
versus new versus
adjusted
8. Zoekt nieuwe oplossingen voor bereiken vanstrategieBetrekt mensen en organisaties bijHR- aangelegenheden- Levertrelaties aan mensen en organisatiesHoudtdeorganisatie en mensen scherpReageertop alle signalen vanuitmensen en deorganisatieSeeks new solutions in order to achieve strategyInvolves people and organizations in HR mattersSupplies relations to people and organizationsKeeps the organization and people on their toesReacts to any signals from people and the organizationSmall scale creationManaging of relationsEnter into meaningful relationsRecommendation managementAttention ManagementAnnounce MatchKnowledge increase FeedbackPaymentCharge POPCompetition SecurityTask Payment AdministrationEnter LeaveZoekt Leave
Instruments: existing versus new versus adjusted
I was just speaking about T-planning, a current HR instrument that was not yet known in2002. Through the years a great many instruments have perished. New ones have been added and many have been adjusted in time. Take T-planning for example: until 2012 it was still called Personnel planning. The focus now lies on Transformation as before it was on personnel (people). Thus you can see that recruitment selection has changed to announcing, bundling energy through a notice board andselection is now simply making a match.
The waterfall shows the meaning of the HR tasks and the different instruments that can be discharged onto them.
Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing
versus new versus
adjusted
9. Where before we used to describe whole function buildings we now work with job briefing, project and task descriptions focussing on speed and the required competencies.
Assessment systems have become obsolete. We now only know feedback of the task, which hasbeen, completed either satisfactorily or not. People and organizations do make use of the well- known 360° feedback system on a voluntary basis. It is also linked to the E-learning platform.
It is amusing to see that through the ‘wireless way of working’, employability has really becomepossible. People therefore rather speak of enjoyability. So employability really was a view of thefuture in those days.
When I look back at the past 15 years I can conclude that it all happened quickly. For some peopleand organizations possibly too quickly. Before we had an autonomous spaceless society there was the fear of the unknown. Once that was overcome an insight arose. This gave space. Spacenecessary to be able to grow again. An irreversible process: the espace transformation.
In my present role as OTR manager (Organisational Tasks Resources Manager) I can manage quite well. I serve people and the organization best by correctly bringing into action the networkrelations that I have acquired by having the courage to enter into relations, by giving theappropriate attention and by making good recommendations. All this is necessary to withstandthe competition and to recharge myself time and again for the new tasks to come. For the race isnot always won by the fastest runner, but by the one who keeps running.
I look forward to our meeting in person,
Mark van den Broek.
Welcome to my world of 2017
1. Organization social development
2. The system
3. The role of HR versus organizations versus people
4. Instruments: existing
versus new versus
adjusted