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Top Strategies for Effective Headcount Planning in the Modern Workplace

hrQ

What is Headcount Planning? The Foundation of Strategic Workforce Planning Headcount planning is a strategic process that involves developing and executing a strategy for a business to have the right number of staff with appropriate skills to meet current and future organizational demands.

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Making global payroll a corporate strategy driver

Zalaris

Overlooking the fact that payroll not only serves a critical function but also has the potential to act as a corporate strategy driver, especially when consolidated into a unified system and integrated into the organisation’s HR and Finance systems.

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Why Integrated Workforce Planning Is Vital for Business Agility

Workday

Kate Lister, president of Global Workplace Analytics, estimates that by 2025, about 70% of the workforce will work remotely at least one business week each month. For organizations looking to operate with agility, these seismic shifts prompt some critical questions when it comes to workforce planning.

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HR Analytics – HCI Talent Strategy and Workforce Planning conference

Strategic HCM

As well as the books, I’ve been re-reviewing the Human Capital Institute’s recent Talent Strategy and Workforce Planning conference (which I’ve also already posted on here ). Although this was mainly focused on, as the name suggests, talent strategy and workforce planning, it included a lot of broader stuff on analytics too.

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The Rise of the People Strategy Platform

Visier

“Now, more than ever, the corporate strategy for large companies hinges on the people strategy.”. Take Workday as an example, where the underlying transactional technology cannot support analytics: Workday has had three “at bats” in its attempt to provide more than basic operational reporting to its customers.

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Sage-Gavin: Key to bold leadership? The foresight to create the future

HRExecutive

Advertisement The first focuses on the power of analytics and AI to help predict the future and the second on how leaders are pushing power to the “edges” of their organizations. Register here for the HR Tech Conference to learn how employers are leveraging AI and analytics to sharpen their predictions for the future.

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Types of HR Operating Models

HR Lineup

Improved Data Integrity: Centralized systems facilitate better data management and analytics, leading to more accurate reporting and decision-making. Each business unit or location has its own HR team, which operates independently while aligning with the overall corporate strategy.