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The Real Cost of Ignoring Workforce Planning (and Why It’s Hurting Your Business)

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The Real Cost of Ignoring Workforce Planning (and Why Its Hurting Your Business) May 29th, 2025 Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn Workforce Planning Isnt a Buzzword. In todays high-stakes talent market, workforce planning might sound like corporate jargonbut the data says otherwise.

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The great AI-in-HR balancing act: Finding your organization’s way

HRExecutive

The human resources environment is undergoing a continuous transformation as organizations navigate the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations. Read more: AI superworkers coming on like a freight train. EU and elsewhere, AI-driven decisions must ensure humans stay in control of key career-related choices.

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AI’s reckoning: confronting job loss in the Age of Intelligence

HRExecutive

AI is eliminating jobs. The euphemisms such as reallocation, upskilling and workforce optimization have served us well in softening headlines about job losses to AI. But as someone embedded in the HR ecosystem, speaking with executives, employees and AI providers daily, Im here to tell you that displacement is not a side effect.

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Reclaiming our time: Eightfold’s founder on the promise of agentic AI

HRExecutive

To appreciate the transformative potential of the intersectionof agentic AI and talent strategy, look no further than a recent gathering of customers and employees of the talent intelligence platform Eightfold AI. trillion to the global economy by 2030. CHROs are expected to play a critical role in delivering that value.

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How are HR leaders like data scientists? Ask gen AI, says a new study

HRExecutive

Traditional thinking says no, but new research says this is the future when augmented by generative AI. Advertisement - A recent project by BCG Henderson Institute, BCG X and Boston University’s Emma Wiles explored whether gen AI can help users—presumably including HR leaders—tackle tasks beyond their current skills.

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Seeking the new age of talent? It demands better workforce planning

HRExecutive

In Europe and North America, this challenge is particularly acute amid ongoing struggles with economic growth, digital transformation and an aging workforce. The multi-discipline panel at HR Tech Europe 2025 discussed “Global Talent 2030: Architecting Future-Ready Organizations in an Age of Continuous Change.”

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2025 priorities: How prepared is your HR team for these challenges?

HRExecutive

AI hits deployment realities Many organizations bet big on generative AI in 2024. HR leaders, he says, should double down on how they can contribute to their organization’s AI roadmap, with a change management focus and particular attention to closing skills gaps.