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How Can HR Contribute to Business Growth and Help Envision Future Success?

HR Digest

HR strategies for business growth take into consideration the existing potential of the workforce in comparison to its future potential to assist organizations in scaling up their operations carefully. Gartner’s HR trend of 2024 showcases HR technology as one of the top priorities for the next 12-24 months.

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Digital HR

AIHR

At the end of their digital HR journey, organizations will have undergone an HR digital transformation, transforming HR operations on the one hand and the workforce and the way work is done on the other. How is digital HR different from traditional HR? These key emerging digital HR trends will shape how HR works.

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HR Strategic Objectives: The Ultimate FAQ for HR Leaders

AIHR

Some areas of focus when identifying HR strategic objectives include: Workforce planning : Involves analyzing the current workforce, predicting future needs, and developing strategies such as aligning workforce capabilities with business needs, succession planning , and flexible workforce management.

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3 Must-Read Digital HR and HR Tech Articles of 2019 (and 1 Bonus Article)

Digital HR Tech

Payroll Benefits Time & Attendance Training Performance management Succession planning Employee self-service Reporting & Analytics. 7 Steps to conduct an effective skills gap analysis. This article from the Harver blog talks about skills gap analysis. Now, how do you conduct an effective skills gap analysis?

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The Best Way to Prove the Worth of the Talent Function

Visier

To speak the language of the business in a meaningful way, HR needs to know which employees are critical to both current and future company success and to be able to understand the cost impact of decisions about those employees. This approach requires a rapid, multi-dimensional analysis of all current employee data.

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Why HR Needs Data-Driven Workforce Planning to Avoid Talent Shortfalls

Visier

It was during this time — because of rapid economic growth and a huge leadership void created by the war — HR ushered in new practices, such as coaching, job rotation, 360-degree feedback, high-potential tracks, and succession planning.

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How Data Cleansing Can Streamline Your HR Analytics

Hppy

The goal is to ensure that the data is accurate, complete, and consistent, ultimately leading to more reliable HR analytics. It is a critical step in data management and analysis. Misspelled names, addresses, or other data can lead to confusion and inaccuracies in analysis.