Analytics Change Management Employee Engagement White Paper 
Pomello
MAY 13, 2016
Analytics do the heavy lifting, providing insights about consumer behavior and trends that companies can use to their advantage. Today, big data’s benefits are also being reaped in human resources departments, changing a function that has long been considered a cost center into a revenue driver for many companies.
Hppy
MARCH 28, 2017
A simple sequence of clicks somewhere in the world can change the economic conditions of an entire industry. This is the reality of our days, where businesses have to learn to master change management if they are to grow or even survive. Every company goes through continuous, moderate changes.
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Hppy
JULY 7, 2016
So imagine the challenges of trying to implement a change management process in an organization, where all people have different responses to change and ways of coping with it. The perils of change. Unfortunately, change at many organizations does not go as planned. Poor employee involvement. Consistency.
Pomello
APRIL 26, 2016
In fact, culture change is so difficult that many leadership teams choose to not address it all, or take a top-down approach that mandates a new set of priorities. The cost, in either case, is lower employee engagement, and performance that suffers across the board. A new breed of analytics is emerging around culture management.
Pomello
MARCH 28, 2016
The most frequent type of technology chosen is a basic survey technology around employee engagement. Furthermore, the analytics engines around many of these tools (even employee engagement specific ones) are lacking in terms of their predictive power and insight into what is driving the results.
HRExecutive
DECEMBER 28, 2015
Case-in-point: Contrast the take-up of mobile HR technology with that of predictive HCM or people analytics. the ability to properly interpret and analyze data and build related frameworks in the case of people analytics adoption; and ability to expertly market a “case for change” if an HR transformation effort is in order.
Pomello
JULY 20, 2016
What are the most common reasons that you see companies pursuing a company culture change management strategy? Many organizations view “culture” as a problem that needs to be solved, typically after an increase in employee turnover, declining performance, or some disruption such as a merger or acquisition. It’s not easy!
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