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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

As it shows, HR Analytics is both an art and a science that can help organizations make informed decisions that benefit all stakeholders, including employees” Agile Workforce Planning: How to Align People with Organizational Strategy for Improved Performance Adam Gibson (2021). Boudreau , Wayne F. Cascio, Alexis A. Fink (2019).

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Why Banking On Your Workforce Boosts Business Results

Visier

While finance and a data-driven mindset go hand-in-hand, the HR department is still building confidence in using analytics and a scientific approach to workforce management. Do branches with higher average performance ratings or training hours for their employees have better customer retention? Reduce Exposure to Talent Pipeline Risks.

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“Talent Management? Isn’t That for Hollywood?”

HR Daily Advisor

Most of HR is designed for long-term employment, he says, but the recession, coupled with the ages of employees, leads to a much more mobile workforce, and that’s a really critical issue for 2015. Succession Planning. Workforce Planning. Recruiter Training. Successful social media campaign.

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How Four Companies Enable their HRBPs with People Analytics

Visier

Here are some ideas from four leaders of people analytics from four organizations that presented on how they are enabling their HRBPs at Visier’s annual Outsmart conference for people analytics and workforce planning. . For example, break training into bite-sized chunks and provide templates and examples.

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9 HR Trends for 2023: Breaking Boundaries

HR Trend Institute

However, it’s more than train drivers and nurses becoming more active. We’re now seeing VR applications in training, DEI and recruitment and selection because VR can simulate a fully immersive, hands-on experience that feels just like real life. What are the implications for HR?