As organisations strive to identify patterns in employee retention and predict future needs, it’s vital to provide human resources (HR) professionals with the know-how and data literacy capabilities that will enable them to take advantage of human capital data. Check out the article in HRreview to learn more and read my insights into why business and tech leaders must, therefore, prepare for the future now by making accessible AI-powered analytics tools available that will enable HR departments to take full advantage of data-powered intelligence and transform how they understand and address talent management: https://lnkd.in/gkr3wznz
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This list of people analytics articles provide an useful overview.
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The Four Faces of People Analytics In every edition of the Data Driven HR Monthly, I feature a collection of articles by current and recent people analytics leaders. In the October edition - which you can read here 👉 https://lnkd.in/et8SYAF4 👈 those included are: 1️⃣ People analytics legend Patrick Coolen documents the four faces of people analytics practices: the strategist, the gatekeeper, the specialist, and the designer (see Figure). 2️⃣ Having worked in both domains, Scott Rogers is well-qualified to explore the dynamics of the HRBP-People Analytics relationship. He presents a framework identifying the key focus areas for people analytics leaders (e.g. championing HR operational excellence) and HRBPs (e.g. engaging with and advocating for people analytics). 3️⃣ Aldar Nikolaev provides a practical guide on how to analyse and visualise employee turnover and conduct scenario planning. 4️⃣ Yuyan Sun breaks down five ways to use AI everyday in people analytics: "Don't just use AI as a tool. Use it as a thought partner." 5️⃣ Ralf Buechsenschuss offers a practical guide – including videos – to showcase what is already possible when embedding generative AI into the flow of work in the context of people analytics. 6️⃣ Peter Meyler presents the findings of his survey, which finds that 48% of people analytics teams spend at least 75% of their time on data and reporting. ▶️ All the articles are featured in the October edition of Data Driven HR Monthly, where I select and curate the best HR, future of work and people analytics resources of the month. See full edition here: https://lnkd.in/et8SYAF4 ◀️ #humanresources #peopleanalytics #generativeai #workforceplanning #hrtech #futureofwork #chiefpeopleofficer #learning #employeelistening #datadrivenhrmonthly
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9moLibby Duane Adams, I love this! And can’t wait to see what HR departments can do with employee recruitment, onboarding, engagement, development, performance, retention, etc. when they start training AI with their data.