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Workforce Planning Is a Team Sport: Why HR and Finance Must Join Forces

MP Wired For HR

Workforce Planning Is a Team Sport: Why HR and Finance Must Join Forces June 10th, 2025 Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn Workforce planning is no longer optional. Workforce planning is a team sport—and your best competitive edge. And it’s definitely not just HR’s job.

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HR Software and the Future of Workforce Forecasting

EmployeeConnect

As workforce dynamics continue to shift with the rise of hybrid work, automation, and global talent mobility, HR software plays a critical role in helping businesses forecast future workforce needs with accuracy and agility. For more relevant posts: What You Need to Know About People Analytics to Improve HR?

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Build vs. Rent: Don’t Crash on the Do-It-Yourself Iceberg for People Analytics

Visier

Rent” is a common dichotomy in technology buying, but what does it mean when applied to people analytics? The race to adopt people analytics is heating up: according to the Bersin by Deloitte HR Technology Disruptions for 2018 report , “people analytics is now a must-have discipline within HR and business.”.

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Analytics Unleashed: Practical Applications in HR

Hire Road

Analytics Unleashed: Practical Applications in HR Analytics can be an intimidating word for many HR professionals, often conjuring images of endless spreadsheets, eye-watering pivot tables, and a level of technical complexity reserved for data scientists alone. Next, theres the all-important art of workforce planning.

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3 strategies to more effectively use paid time off as a productivity booster

HRExecutive

After breaking down cross-industry data on the number of paid time-off days that organizations offer, we explore some of the most common reasons employees don’t get the rest they need and recommend three broad areas where HR can intervene: culture, policy and planning.

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How 3 Organizations Solve the Skills Challenge with People Data

Visier

At our Outsmart panel , Solving the Skills Challenge with Data, Ian Cook , Visier’s VP of People Analytics, spoke with three experts about the challenges of skills development in today’s workforce. This knowledge provides companies with the foundation of data they need for effective workforce planning.

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Strategic workforce planning: why and how to begin

Insperity

But do you conduct strategic workforce planning? Many companies discuss staffing when it’s time to establish annual goals and set a budget. Perhaps the desire to increase profits in the upcoming year demands headcount adjustments, and so plans are made to grow or reduce staff, contractors or consultants.