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HR Analytics – The “GPS” of True HR Transformation

Visier

In an October 2009 installment of HR Executive Online, Robin Lissak articulates – most succinctly – what he considers the “four principal building blocks” of HR transformation. They are: Implementing a new way of delivering HR services. These include: Setting the global HR strategy: requires change analytics capabilities.

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The Optimal HR to Employee Ratio

Analytics in HR

In line with the previous, the role of HR is another factor that influences the HR to staff ratio. A highly operational HR function will do different work and require a larger HR workforce compared to a highly strategic HR function. An example is the HR business partner population.

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When an Acquisition Goes Awry It's Usually Because of Culture (i4cp login required)

i4cp

Lafley, P&G’s chairman, president, and CEO at the time (Lafley retired in 2015), described how important culture was in his early acquisition discussions with Gillette’s CEO, Jim Kilt, who called him to propose a deal. “It The companies also had very similar organizational structures. But another big reason was the focus on culture.

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Economist / KMPG Evidence Based HR

Strategic HCM

One of the topics I expect to come up at the Economist's Talent Management 2015 summit in a couple of weeks time is evidence based HR, so I've been taking a look through their recent research for KPMG on this topic , which is defined as using the best available evidence to support people-related decision making. is much more important.

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“To listen and continually probe.” With Greg DeLapp

Thrive Global

Greg has lectured and provided training for EA and HR groups across the US, Europe, and Asia. 2015, Greg managed Employee Assistance and various HR functions across the $2B global specialty steel and engineered materials manufacturer Carpenter Technology Corporation (NYSE:CRS), Reading, PA.

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