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Workforce Analytics Move Beyond HR

Analytics in HR

Workforce analytics have traditionally focused on HR’s use of them when their value can actually have significant overall business impacts. The availability of more people analytics tools enables businesses to understand their workforces in greater detail than ever before. What companies are getting right.

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HR Operations: 5 Proven Ways to Improve Any HR Team

Primalogik

Likewise, HR should introduce a performance management system across the organization. Analytics from these systems will help HR support employees. HR can use performance management analytics to assess the accuracy of evaluations. And 90% of HR leaders support a hybrid model. Focus on upskilling.

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The 71+ Biggest HR Tech Conferences to Attend in 2019

Digital HR Tech

Key themes include: Meaningful Employee Experiences, Talent Analytics, How to Future-Proof Your Workforce, Advancing the D&I Agenda, and Performance Management for teams and agile environments. January 30 & 31 | Zürich | HR Analytics, Metrics, and Measurement. Register here. Register here. Register here. Register here.

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5 Must-Read Digital HR and HR Tech Articles of April 2018

Digital HR Tech

#5: 3 Mistakes to avoid when starting an HR analytics function. Although HR leaders recognize that they should be using analytics to support decision-making, they often don’t exactly know how to do so. In this article, David Creelman talks about three mistakes that are detrimental to analytics success.

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4 Foundations of Data-Driven HR

Analytics in HR

Each year, we survey hundreds of HR and business professionals and publish an HR Trends Report. In the survey, we ask questions about the state of metrics and analytics within HR departments. The Foundations of Data-Driven HR. So what does this foundation look like?

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3 HR skills you need to be successful

Achievers

Some research predicts that 70% of mobile professionals will conduct their work on personal smart devices by 2018 , and HR leaders are embracing this change. In the early days of the HR function, primary responsibilities included processing basic transactions. Analytical vs. business as usual.

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HR: Always be Marketing with Katharine Mobley

The SHRM Blog

Katharine, the title of the 2018 HR Tech Conference session where you will be a panelist is HR: Always Be Marketing. In what ways is HR becoming the “new marketing”? As a self-proclaimed data geek, you understand the importance of analytics for measuring the impact of marketing and communication campaigns.