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The Rise of the People Strategy Platform

Visier

Embrace diversity. Take Workday as an example, where the underlying transactional technology cannot support analytics: Workday has had three “at bats” in its attempt to provide more than basic operational reporting to its customers. “Now, more than ever, the corporate strategy for large companies hinges on the people strategy.”.

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The Rise of the People Strategy Platform

Visier

Embrace diversity. Take Workday as an example, where the underlying transactional technology cannot support analytics: Workday has had three “at bats” in its attempt to provide more than basic operational reporting to its customers. “Now, more than ever, the corporate strategy for large companies hinges on the people strategy.”.

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Succession planning and integrated talent management ~ HR to HR.

Strategic HCM

Monday, 3 September 2012. "Jon Ingham has a uniquely clear and thorough understanding of HCM.". My website. My other blog. Recent posts. My Twitter updates (Tweets). follow me on Twitter. Strategic HCM blogroll. Fistful of Talent. Stop Checking the Box. 10 hours ago. The HR Capitalist. 11 hours ago. Employee Engagement Zingers. 6 months ago.

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A FOMO Guide to How Groovy Companies Can Attract a Multigenerational Workforce

Linkedin Talent Blog

But many companies are finding it hard to attract and retain talent from all generations with equal success. Tech firms and hospitality businesses in the United States, for example, tend to have younger teams while energy and manufacturing companies typically have older workforces. They have strengths in different skill sets.

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A Guide for the Ages: What You Need to Know to Attract a Multigenerational Workforce

Linkedin Talent Blog

But many companies are finding it hard to attract and retain talent from all generations with equal success. Tech firms and hospitality businesses in the United States, for example, tend to have younger teams while energy and manufacturing companies typically have older workforces. They have strengths in different skill sets.