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Walmart’s first chief talent officer explains her role

HR Brew

To address these challenges, some companies have commissioned chief talent officer roles to oversee recruitment and talent acquisition, performance management, learning and development, and workforce and succession planning. In April 2024, Walmart created its own chief talent officer position.

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The 5 Best Workforce Planning Tools for HR

Careerminds

Strategic workforce planning is an essential part of workforce management. This is why organizations are making the most of workforce planning tools to build an agile workforce, identify talent needs, close performance gaps, and make smarter business decisions to achieve organizational goals.

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Building a Resilient Workforce: Strategies for Talent Management and Succession Planning

SutiHR

That’s where talent management and succession planning platforms come in. Whether you’re navigating high turnover, preparing for retirement, or simply […] The post Building a Resilient Workforce: Strategies for Talent Management and Succession Planning appeared first on SutiSoft.

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Strategic HR Management: Driving Business Success Through People

EmployeeConnect

This alignment ensures that HR initiatives contribute directly to business success. Workforce Planning and Talent Management : Effective SHRM involves anticipating future workforce needs and developing plans to meet these demands.

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HRIS vs HRMS vs HCM: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?

EmployeeConnect

It includes all the features of an HRIS , but adds deeper functionality for managing employee engagement, development, and productivity. Its a strategic framework and often refers to platforms that not only support administrative and operational HR but also drive business performance through workforce planning, analytics, and talent strategy.

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Debunking the top 3 misconceptions about HR

HRExecutive

In reality, HR’s primary goal is to equip managers with the tools, frameworks and resources they need to lead effectively. Whether through leadership development, training programs or performance management frameworks, HR focuses on building managerial capacity rather than overseeing every decision.

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How Modern HRIS Platforms Drive Strategic HR Leadership

EmployeeConnect

For instance: Predicting future hiring needs based on historical turnover trends Identifying flight risk through employee sentiment analysis Planning succession with visibility into performance and potential This kind of data-backed decision-making positions HR as a proactive, strategic function rather than a reactive one.