This document discusses key issues and trends that businesses will face in the future. It outlines that business models will change dramatically, people management will be one of the greatest challenges, and human resources will be fundamentally transformed. The program aims to help participants understand winning business models of the future, how to implement necessary change management processes, and develop a role model for leading change. It will provide insights into future trends shaping industries and services. The benefits include proficiency on scenarios, trends, and practical ways to advance while taking advantage of changes.
Douglas Bernhardt is a visiting lecturer in competitive intelligence at two business schools in South Africa and provides consulting and training services for firms in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He previously served as Managing Director for a Geneva-based consultancy. In this article, he argues that many business strategies will not work due to over-optimistic projections rather than sustainable competitive advantages. He asserts that executives must become open-minded consumers of strategic intelligence on the external environment to better plan for the future.
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.
"Electronics Industry CEOs Executive SummaryIBMElectronics
How are leaders responding to a competitive and economic environment? IBM interviewed 1,541 CEOs, general managers and senior public sector leaders, including 105 Electronics Industry respondents.
Leadership, Intangibles & Talent Q2 2009 Four GroupsFour Groups
This document provides a summary of articles in the fields of talent management, innovation, and leadership from Q2 2009. Key themes discussed include:
1) Intangibles like engagement and collaboration are important but difficult to manage.
2) New technologies may revolutionize understanding of organizational behavior but appetite for this information is unclear.
3) Line managers can play a key role in developing engaged employees through trust and recognition, which has implications for talent management.
This document contains 3 articles:
1. The first article discusses how effective talent management can boost company performance and shares that managing talent is crucial during a merger period. It emphasizes that all leaders must develop people and HR has a strategic role to play in mergers.
2. The second article by Maurizio Zollo discusses how post-acquisition talent retention is one of the hardest parts of an acquisition. It is like a huge hiring exercise without proper evaluations. The best talent may leave first. Acquirers must communicate frequently, show goodwill, leverage successes, and focus on collective performance.
3. The third article interviews Christian Merle about his experience merging 3 Italian banks of different origins. It
1) The document discusses how career transition and outplacement services have evolved from signaling the end of a career to enabling a new phase of one's working life.
2) It notes the increased demand for these services as companies recognize their importance in managing employer brands and treating departing employees professionally.
3) Providing career transition services is seen as both good corporate responsibility and having commercial benefits like reducing litigation risks and improving employee engagement among those who remain.
The document outlines the agenda for a Supply Chain conference, with presentations, workshops, and discussions around quantifying and communicating the value of supply chain management. The day includes talks on the state of the industry, perspectives on value from different roles, workshops to analyze survey results and develop strategies, and a working model to measure value within organizations. The final session is an open discussion on the future of the conference network and closing remarks from the CEO.
Douglas Bernhardt is a visiting lecturer in competitive intelligence at two business schools in South Africa and provides consulting and training services for firms in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He previously served as Managing Director for a Geneva-based consultancy. In this article, he argues that many business strategies will not work due to over-optimistic projections rather than sustainable competitive advantages. He asserts that executives must become open-minded consumers of strategic intelligence on the external environment to better plan for the future.
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.
"Electronics Industry CEOs Executive SummaryIBMElectronics
How are leaders responding to a competitive and economic environment? IBM interviewed 1,541 CEOs, general managers and senior public sector leaders, including 105 Electronics Industry respondents.
Leadership, Intangibles & Talent Q2 2009 Four GroupsFour Groups
This document provides a summary of articles in the fields of talent management, innovation, and leadership from Q2 2009. Key themes discussed include:
1) Intangibles like engagement and collaboration are important but difficult to manage.
2) New technologies may revolutionize understanding of organizational behavior but appetite for this information is unclear.
3) Line managers can play a key role in developing engaged employees through trust and recognition, which has implications for talent management.
This document contains 3 articles:
1. The first article discusses how effective talent management can boost company performance and shares that managing talent is crucial during a merger period. It emphasizes that all leaders must develop people and HR has a strategic role to play in mergers.
2. The second article by Maurizio Zollo discusses how post-acquisition talent retention is one of the hardest parts of an acquisition. It is like a huge hiring exercise without proper evaluations. The best talent may leave first. Acquirers must communicate frequently, show goodwill, leverage successes, and focus on collective performance.
3. The third article interviews Christian Merle about his experience merging 3 Italian banks of different origins. It
1) The document discusses how career transition and outplacement services have evolved from signaling the end of a career to enabling a new phase of one's working life.
2) It notes the increased demand for these services as companies recognize their importance in managing employer brands and treating departing employees professionally.
3) Providing career transition services is seen as both good corporate responsibility and having commercial benefits like reducing litigation risks and improving employee engagement among those who remain.
The document outlines the agenda for a Supply Chain conference, with presentations, workshops, and discussions around quantifying and communicating the value of supply chain management. The day includes talks on the state of the industry, perspectives on value from different roles, workshops to analyze survey results and develop strategies, and a working model to measure value within organizations. The final session is an open discussion on the future of the conference network and closing remarks from the CEO.
1. Wipro is one of India's largest IT solutions providers seeking to become one of the largest global technology companies, challenging firms like IBM and Accenture.
2. To achieve this goal, Wipro restructured itself by separating into subsidiaries organized by product lines and shifting from a centralized to decentralized management system, empowering business leaders and removing layers of management.
3. These organizational changes allowed Wipro to diversify, improve customer orientation, and modify management relationships to better implement its plans for global growth and expansion.
This document provides information about speaking engagements and seminars led by Leandro Herrero in 2013. It lists several keynote speeches and seminar topics that Herrero can present on, which focus on topics like change management, leadership, innovation, and organizational transformation. It also describes multi-day executive leadership retreats that Herrero leads, which involve introspective exercises and discussions to develop participants' skills and mindsets as leaders. Contact information is provided for Lucy Marshall to inquire further about booking Herrero or his team for an event.
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.
Career Development : Networking and Mentoring (2012)Barry Horne
A presentation delivered to Business Edge students at Edith Cowan University in September 2012. Its focus is on the value of networking and mentoring to individual career development and progression.
MacDonald, the new Executive Director of the National Braille Press, sought to evaluate the organization's culture, collaboration, employee morale, and the impact of changes he had made since taking the role. He used organization network analysis to map how employees interacted and found that while some cross-functional collaboration was occurring, there were also gaps between departments that needed to be addressed. The analysis helped MacDonald identify issues to improve collaboration and informed additional changes to further develop a collaborative culture.
There are challenges while trying to integrate two corporate cultures during a merger. DRIVING MERGERS – How to lead a company through merger integrations focuses on those challenges. The article discusses the key leadership actions for successful merger integrations.
The Denison model links organizational culture to organizational performance metrics such as Sales Growth, Return
on Equity (ROE), Return on Investment (ROI), Customer Satisfaction, Innovation, Employee Satisfaction, Quality and
more. The model and culture survey are based on over 25 years of research and practice by Daniel R. Denison,
Ph.D. and William S. Neale, M.A., M.L.I.R.
Talent2 is a global HR advisory, recruitment, learning and payroll company operating in 31 countries. It has over 1,500 employees in 47 offices worldwide, making it a leading provider of HR outsourcing services in Asia Pacific. Talent2 offers end-to-end talent management solutions including recruitment, learning development, payroll processing, and HR advisory services to help organizations attract, develop and retain top talent. By partnering with Talent2, clients can focus on their core business while leveraging Talent2's expertise and technology-enabled HR solutions.
The document discusses the opportunities and challenges presented by the transition to a circular economy. It finds that while most businesses see the circular economy as an important driver to increase resource efficiency, many waste management companies are unprepared for the changes it will bring. As businesses look to close resource loops themselves, waste streams may bypass traditional disposal routes, threatening waste management companies' supply of feedstock. The waste industry needs to adapt to remain competitive by providing new services that extract more value from materials.
Emotional Intelligence : Leadership Prescription for Tough TimesHay Group India
Emotional intelligence has remained a relevant leadership concept despite initial skepticism, as its core qualities help leaders address fundamental challenges in today's changing business environment. These challenges include leaner organizations requiring influence over direct authority, a diverse multigenerational workforce with different expectations, and an evolving collaborative leadership role. Emotionally intelligent leaders listen actively, engage and motivate diverse teams, and inspire trust especially during economic uncertainty. Research shows these leadership behaviors deliver results by modifying brain chemistry and narrowing the performance gap between leaders who do and do not demonstrate emotional intelligence.
This document discusses the impacts of the economic recession on employee compensation. It notes that according to new research, salary freezes and cuts are becoming more common. Projected salary increases have dropped significantly in just a few months. Over a third of companies plan to freeze salaries and over a quarter plan headcount reductions. The recession is affecting pay, benefits, and job prospects at all levels. Organizations must focus on non-financial rewards like training and career development to maintain engagement during this challenging time. A strategic, talent-focused approach to compensation is needed to succeed in the current environment.
1) Carry the New DNA of Leadership-An Interview with S Y Siddiqui , MEO, Maruti Suzuki India Limited. Siddiqui discusses how both academic qualifications and hands-on experience are important for career success. He also emphasizes the strategic role of HR in talent management beyond just staffing and compliance.
2) Siddiqui suggests customizing talent retention strategies to each company's unique culture and business. He provides examples of how Maruti retains talent such as fast career growth, rewards, overseas opportunities, and empowering employees.
3) Contemporary HR issues discussed include the mismatch of demand and supply of talent, need for reskilling, and proactively developing talent
Holley Holland provides advisory and delivery services focused on programme design, management, change management, business process re-engineering, outsourcing, operational and technology strategy, and technology architecture. They assemble specialist teams with experience in sectors like financial services to help clients implement changes. Their approach combines the sector knowledge of their practitioners with a client's technical expertise.
The document provides an overview of Bluesky Connect, a publication from Bluesky HR Solutions.
The first section discusses the need for moderate, periodic attrition of strategic and leadership levels to encourage organizational change and renewal. The next section emphasizes the importance of dashboard management for SMEs to make timely, accurate decisions. It states key personnel and executive attrition are more important metrics than general attrition.
The last section announces new additions to the Bluesky team, client updates, an upcoming management development program, and solicits interest in outsourcing HR functions.
This document discusses the importance of training and development for achieving excellence in execution. It argues that spending on training leads to better financial and operational results, including higher stock returns, revenue per employee, and profit margins. Research is cited showing that companies with strong talent management strategies, which include training and development, perform better especially during difficult economic times. The author advocates developing a long-term roadmap for training as a key part of excellence in execution.
The document discusses research on the human resource management practices of 60 large multinational companies. It finds that more successful MNCs had flexible policies and practices, included HR as a strategic partner, and developed global leaders. These companies recognized that to compete globally, organizations must adapt their human assets as readily as other business areas. Flexible practices allowed for cultural variation across countries while upholding core values like non-discrimination. Effective global HR management contributed to stronger financial performance.
The document discusses research on the human resource management practices of 60 large multinational companies. It finds that more successful MNCs had flexible policies and practices, included HR as a strategic partner, and developed global leaders. These companies recognized that to compete globally, organizations must adapt their human assets as readily as other business areas. Flexible practices allowed for cultural variation across countries while upholding core values like non-discrimination. Effective global HR management contributed to stronger financial performance.
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
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.
1) The document outlines 10 principles of change management to help companies transform quickly. It discusses tools and techniques for addressing the human side of change, starting change at the top, involving every layer of the organization, making a formal case for change, creating ownership, communicating the message, assessing cultural landscape, addressing culture explicitly, preparing for the unexpected, and speaking to individuals.
2) The principles are based on the idea that successful long-term transformations require addressing both strategic plans and the human/cultural aspects of change through systematic and integrated change management practices.
3) The document provides examples from various companies to illustrate how each principle was applied in real change initiatives.
1. Wipro is one of India's largest IT solutions providers seeking to become one of the largest global technology companies, challenging firms like IBM and Accenture.
2. To achieve this goal, Wipro restructured itself by separating into subsidiaries organized by product lines and shifting from a centralized to decentralized management system, empowering business leaders and removing layers of management.
3. These organizational changes allowed Wipro to diversify, improve customer orientation, and modify management relationships to better implement its plans for global growth and expansion.
This document provides information about speaking engagements and seminars led by Leandro Herrero in 2013. It lists several keynote speeches and seminar topics that Herrero can present on, which focus on topics like change management, leadership, innovation, and organizational transformation. It also describes multi-day executive leadership retreats that Herrero leads, which involve introspective exercises and discussions to develop participants' skills and mindsets as leaders. Contact information is provided for Lucy Marshall to inquire further about booking Herrero or his team for an event.
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.
Career Development : Networking and Mentoring (2012)Barry Horne
A presentation delivered to Business Edge students at Edith Cowan University in September 2012. Its focus is on the value of networking and mentoring to individual career development and progression.
MacDonald, the new Executive Director of the National Braille Press, sought to evaluate the organization's culture, collaboration, employee morale, and the impact of changes he had made since taking the role. He used organization network analysis to map how employees interacted and found that while some cross-functional collaboration was occurring, there were also gaps between departments that needed to be addressed. The analysis helped MacDonald identify issues to improve collaboration and informed additional changes to further develop a collaborative culture.
There are challenges while trying to integrate two corporate cultures during a merger. DRIVING MERGERS – How to lead a company through merger integrations focuses on those challenges. The article discusses the key leadership actions for successful merger integrations.
The Denison model links organizational culture to organizational performance metrics such as Sales Growth, Return
on Equity (ROE), Return on Investment (ROI), Customer Satisfaction, Innovation, Employee Satisfaction, Quality and
more. The model and culture survey are based on over 25 years of research and practice by Daniel R. Denison,
Ph.D. and William S. Neale, M.A., M.L.I.R.
Talent2 is a global HR advisory, recruitment, learning and payroll company operating in 31 countries. It has over 1,500 employees in 47 offices worldwide, making it a leading provider of HR outsourcing services in Asia Pacific. Talent2 offers end-to-end talent management solutions including recruitment, learning development, payroll processing, and HR advisory services to help organizations attract, develop and retain top talent. By partnering with Talent2, clients can focus on their core business while leveraging Talent2's expertise and technology-enabled HR solutions.
The document discusses the opportunities and challenges presented by the transition to a circular economy. It finds that while most businesses see the circular economy as an important driver to increase resource efficiency, many waste management companies are unprepared for the changes it will bring. As businesses look to close resource loops themselves, waste streams may bypass traditional disposal routes, threatening waste management companies' supply of feedstock. The waste industry needs to adapt to remain competitive by providing new services that extract more value from materials.
Emotional Intelligence : Leadership Prescription for Tough TimesHay Group India
Emotional intelligence has remained a relevant leadership concept despite initial skepticism, as its core qualities help leaders address fundamental challenges in today's changing business environment. These challenges include leaner organizations requiring influence over direct authority, a diverse multigenerational workforce with different expectations, and an evolving collaborative leadership role. Emotionally intelligent leaders listen actively, engage and motivate diverse teams, and inspire trust especially during economic uncertainty. Research shows these leadership behaviors deliver results by modifying brain chemistry and narrowing the performance gap between leaders who do and do not demonstrate emotional intelligence.
This document discusses the impacts of the economic recession on employee compensation. It notes that according to new research, salary freezes and cuts are becoming more common. Projected salary increases have dropped significantly in just a few months. Over a third of companies plan to freeze salaries and over a quarter plan headcount reductions. The recession is affecting pay, benefits, and job prospects at all levels. Organizations must focus on non-financial rewards like training and career development to maintain engagement during this challenging time. A strategic, talent-focused approach to compensation is needed to succeed in the current environment.
1) Carry the New DNA of Leadership-An Interview with S Y Siddiqui , MEO, Maruti Suzuki India Limited. Siddiqui discusses how both academic qualifications and hands-on experience are important for career success. He also emphasizes the strategic role of HR in talent management beyond just staffing and compliance.
2) Siddiqui suggests customizing talent retention strategies to each company's unique culture and business. He provides examples of how Maruti retains talent such as fast career growth, rewards, overseas opportunities, and empowering employees.
3) Contemporary HR issues discussed include the mismatch of demand and supply of talent, need for reskilling, and proactively developing talent
Holley Holland provides advisory and delivery services focused on programme design, management, change management, business process re-engineering, outsourcing, operational and technology strategy, and technology architecture. They assemble specialist teams with experience in sectors like financial services to help clients implement changes. Their approach combines the sector knowledge of their practitioners with a client's technical expertise.
The document provides an overview of Bluesky Connect, a publication from Bluesky HR Solutions.
The first section discusses the need for moderate, periodic attrition of strategic and leadership levels to encourage organizational change and renewal. The next section emphasizes the importance of dashboard management for SMEs to make timely, accurate decisions. It states key personnel and executive attrition are more important metrics than general attrition.
The last section announces new additions to the Bluesky team, client updates, an upcoming management development program, and solicits interest in outsourcing HR functions.
This document discusses the importance of training and development for achieving excellence in execution. It argues that spending on training leads to better financial and operational results, including higher stock returns, revenue per employee, and profit margins. Research is cited showing that companies with strong talent management strategies, which include training and development, perform better especially during difficult economic times. The author advocates developing a long-term roadmap for training as a key part of excellence in execution.
The document discusses research on the human resource management practices of 60 large multinational companies. It finds that more successful MNCs had flexible policies and practices, included HR as a strategic partner, and developed global leaders. These companies recognized that to compete globally, organizations must adapt their human assets as readily as other business areas. Flexible practices allowed for cultural variation across countries while upholding core values like non-discrimination. Effective global HR management contributed to stronger financial performance.
The document discusses research on the human resource management practices of 60 large multinational companies. It finds that more successful MNCs had flexible policies and practices, included HR as a strategic partner, and developed global leaders. These companies recognized that to compete globally, organizations must adapt their human assets as readily as other business areas. Flexible practices allowed for cultural variation across countries while upholding core values like non-discrimination. Effective global HR management contributed to stronger financial performance.
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
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.
1) The document outlines 10 principles of change management to help companies transform quickly. It discusses tools and techniques for addressing the human side of change, starting change at the top, involving every layer of the organization, making a formal case for change, creating ownership, communicating the message, assessing cultural landscape, addressing culture explicitly, preparing for the unexpected, and speaking to individuals.
2) The principles are based on the idea that successful long-term transformations require addressing both strategic plans and the human/cultural aspects of change through systematic and integrated change management practices.
3) The document provides examples from various companies to illustrate how each principle was applied in real change initiatives.
This document discusses several challenges facing organizations, including steering organizational evolution in a rapidly changing environment, structuring business and IT architectures for agility, and managing change investments for business value. It introduces CTGS Partners, a management consulting firm that helps clients address these challenges through services related to business and IT strategy, architecture, ROI realization, and benefits realization. The document provides an example of a large university client that transformed its inefficient structure with CTGS Partners' help, realizing cost reductions, process improvements, and increased flexibility.
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.
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Making the Shift to the Next-Generation EnterpriseCognizant
It's crucial for organizations to assess their next-generation strengths and weaknesses in light of their strategic priorities and then focus on the enablers that will prepare them for the future of work.
Are we really able to change before we have to? This question is probably on many people’s minds as we confront more and more transformations and crises that have major impacts on the way we do business and, most important, on our everyday lives.
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How will telecommunications organizations respond to rising complexity. Creative leadership is key. IBM interviews with more than 1,500 CEOs revealed that the most successful are creatively discovering ways to capitalize on complexity.
The document discusses the changing role of human resource management (HRM) in modern organizations. It states that HRM must now focus on organizational outcomes like strategy execution, administrative efficiency, employee representation, and continuous transformation. Globalization, profitability through growth, technology, intellectual capital, and constant change are creating new challenges that require organizations to develop new capabilities. HRM has an opportunity to help organizations meet these challenges by becoming a strategic partner, optimizing work processes, championing employees, and enabling organizational agility and learning. The role of HRM is shifting from traditional activities like staffing to developing an organization's talent and culture to achieve competitive advantage.
The Great Indian Brand Summit - 2010 is an industry event focused on trends and expectations in brand development and management at both strategic and practical levels. It will bring together professionals from marketing, advertising and related fields to discuss emerging trends, shifting consumer behaviors, and strategies for success in the current economic environment.
Presentation describing effective change management strategy and methodologies specific to organizations which have or are planning to implement enterprise management software.
1) Your strategy must engage hearts and minds by involving people throughout the organization early in the process to create buy-in for change.
2) Uncertainty from change can undermine acceptance of the strategy, so participation helps people understand and support it.
3) Thinking about implementation from the start of strategy development better ensures it will succeed by aligning actions with strategic goals.
1) The document discusses how corporate social responsibility has become a strategic priority for many organizations as they recognize the need for more sustainable business practices.
2) It argues that to meet strategic sustainability objectives, organizations need new sources of operational, supply chain, and customer information to gain insights. However, many organizations still lack the relevant information to make strategic decisions regarding sustainability.
3) The document suggests that leading organizations collaborate with partners across their ecosystems to share information, benchmark practices, and develop common sustainability standards in order to improve their performance while increasing efficiency.
S Y Siddiqui discusses several topics related to human resources and leadership in Maruti Suzuki India Limited.
1) Both academic qualifications and hands-on experience are important for career success, but experience applying knowledge gained from school is critical.
2) The role of HR has evolved from just staffing and compliance to strategic talent management. HR practices like job rotation and fast-track career growth help retain employees.
3) Customizing talent retention strategies to each company's culture and business helps gain an edge over competitors in attracting talent. Maruti Suzuki offers opportunities like overseas rotations and international learning.
Th starategic objectives for restructuring hr & significance of strategic rol...Aamna Shakeel
The document discusses the importance of restructuring human resource departments and functions to help organizations adapt, grow, and gain a competitive advantage. It outlines several key steps for effective restructuring, including developing loyal employees, aligning compensation with external markets, linking performance to organizational goals, and providing training and development opportunities. The role of human resource development and strategic leadership is also emphasized for cultivating future leaders, enhancing skills, and supporting career development. Overall, the document argues that restructuring HR and developing employees is critical for organizational success.
The document summarizes key findings from the 15th Annual Global CEO Survey conducted by PwC. It discusses declining confidence in the global economy among CEOs. While confidence in their own companies' growth prospects is higher, no CEOs are "very confident" about 12-month revenue growth. CEOs are focusing on adapting their operations to local markets, addressing risks from greater integration, and making talent a strategic priority to overcome execution challenges and position for longer-term growth.
Explore the essential graphic design tools and software that can elevate your creative projects. Discover industry favorites and innovative solutions for stunning design results.
Practical eLearning Makeovers for EveryoneBianca Woods
Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
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Presentations of Bavo Raeymaekers (Project lead youth unemployment at the City of Antwerp), Suzan Martens (Service designer at Knight Moves) and Adriaan De Keersmaeker (Community manager at Talk to C)
during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
Discovering the Best Indian Architects A Spotlight on Design Forum Internatio...Designforuminternational
India’s architectural landscape is a vibrant tapestry that weaves together the country's rich cultural heritage and its modern aspirations. From majestic historical structures to cutting-edge contemporary designs, the work of Indian architects is celebrated worldwide. Among the many firms shaping this dynamic field, Design Forum International stands out as a leader in innovative and sustainable architecture. This blog explores some of the best Indian architects, highlighting their contributions and showcasing the most famous architects in India.
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different typ nces to change e
Understanding and spellin ng out the imp pact of the chhange on peop ple
How to mobilize your peo ople to own an nd accelerate the change and how to em mbed it into th
he overall strategy
How to take into account how your own and your sta akeholder’s ri
isks will influe
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Future Globaal Trends that t will shape industrial and s
service landscapes
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to want and decide?
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ments, what th hey are talkingg about and are you decidin ng accordingl y?
2. Aims
Take more consciousness of the increasing complex xity of the toughest challenges of the pre esent times
Overview the e winning bus siness models s of the future
e and understa and how to coomply
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the essence of f strategy, thee prime sourc
ce of competit tive advantagge and how to
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implement the required change manag gement proce esses and best t practices
Building the emotional annd rational casse for change and to under rstand the pot s of change
tential pit falls
Develop a “RRole Modelling g” to support the Leadershhip Team to w work on the immplementation n of change
In depth refle
ection on mos st forces whicch will shape i ndustrial and service environment
Participan
nts
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& Legal, Opera
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ufacturing Ma
anagers, Learn
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nd traditional
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ynamic and Innovative
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Win Action Plans
Benefits
Proficiency o
on scenarios, t
trends and practical ways t to go forward and take adv
vantage
Take stock frrom what sepparates the beest from the re est
Give meanin ng and value too the burgeonning complex ity
Enhance visibility on how transform annd not be tran sformed
Understand why and whic ch changes are required an d how the business will be impacted
adiness criteria and plan accordingly
Establish rea
How to be ah head of business discontinuuities, blurring
g industry boundaries and
offering defin
nitions.
Develop awa areness on value co‐creatioon
Amplify wea ak or unknown n signals
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HR
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