The document discusses the importance of implementing a talent mobility strategy to effectively acquire, align, develop, engage, and retain high performing talent. It explores considerations for approaching and deploying a talent mobility strategy and supporting technology. Implementing an integrated talent management platform can help organizations overcome challenges like retaining top performers, aligning talent needs with business goals, and reducing external hiring costs by facilitating greater internal mobility and succession planning. The benefits of a talent mobility strategy include increased organizational agility, improved retention of talent, lower recruiting costs, and better alignment of employee development with business needs.
Strategic Talent Mobility: Connecting Personal Potential to Organizational Go...Taleo Research
Talent mobility is the ability to rapidly and strategically move people from role to role and function to function as business needs change. This presentation provides the results of research from the UK and Australia by Taleo Research on the benefits and challenges organisations face in pursuing proactive talent mobility, and the role that strong talent intelligence can play.
By 2020, global talent mobility will significantly increase due to growing emerging markets and global connectivity. Demand for international assignments will rise 50% by 2020 as companies seek to deploy talent worldwide. Mobility patterns will shift as emerging markets become talent sources and destinations within their own regions. Changing demographics like retiring baby boomers and rising millennials will require new global talent strategies that make greater use of short-term assignments, virtual tools, and accommodate different generations' needs. Regulations and technologies will also need to evolve to support increased cross-border movement of people for business.
Getting the right people to the right places-Global-mobilitynevilletowell
Getting the right people to the right places at the right cost quickly and efficiently is now expected as the entry point rather than a competitive advantage. Global mobility programs must focus on supporting business strategy through a portfolio of assignment options that balance employee growth and business impact. To effectively manage growing mobility needs, companies must master strategy, rewards, service delivery, compliance, and technology.
The document discusses the importance of developing a talent management strategy. It provides an overview of Knowledge Infusion, a consulting firm, and their services in talent management. The presentation covers key elements of an effective talent management strategy, including having a business or employee focus, defining talent demand and supply, the talent planning process, promoting talent mobility, and using metrics to measure strategy outcomes. Executing the strategy requires integrating people, processes, and technology to transform talent management from an HR function into a business-driven capability.
The Home Team Advantage: Achieving Results With Talent MobilityHuman Capital Media
Organizations that embrace a systematic talent mobility strategy significantly outperform their peers. Bersin by Deloitte defines talent mobility as “a dynamic internal process for moving talent from role to role — at the leadership, professional and operational levels,” and a Bersin report states that “the ability to move talent to where it is needed and by when it is needed will be essential for building an adaptable and enduring organization.”
Join Bobby Morris, talent solutions strategist at SumTotal Systems, as he discusses how several large global organizations achieved the benefits of talent mobility, including:
The key elements of successful talent mobility programs.
Key process requirements your business should embrace to have an effective talent mobility solution.
How integrated talent technology can help your business create a successful talent mobility solution.
How to get started today, and the results your organization can expect.
Marc Effron, author of One Page Talent Management: Eliminating Complexity, Adding Value (Harvard Business Press) showed how companies have buried talent processes under layers of bureaucracy and complexity that make them unusable and unused. More importantly, he’ll show you how to cut through the clutter with One Page Talent Management (OPTM), a powerfully simple approach that significantly accelerates a company's ability to develop better talent faster. The OPTM approach combines the best behavioral science research with lean process design to create easy to use talent processes that managers truly value. This webinar is for anyone who leads a team or wants to one day.
In this session, you will hear a combination of the latest research and best and next practices from leading organizations on the role the learning and development staff is increasingly playing in the integrated talent management movement. As a starting point, the group will discuss the top-level findings from ASTD’s recently published report, “Learning’s Critical Role in Integrated Talent Management,” including information on how high-performing and low-performing organizations use talent management differently. You will also gain information on which organizational roles are primarily responsible for the key elements of talent management: leadership development, individual development, performance management, employee learning, recruitment/selection, employee engagement, compensation and benefits, and succession planning. And you’ll hear about learning’s role in each area.
Strategic Talent Mobility: Connecting Personal Potential to Organizational Go...Taleo Research
Talent mobility is the ability to rapidly and strategically move people from role to role and function to function as business needs change. This presentation provides the results of research from the UK and Australia by Taleo Research on the benefits and challenges organisations face in pursuing proactive talent mobility, and the role that strong talent intelligence can play.
By 2020, global talent mobility will significantly increase due to growing emerging markets and global connectivity. Demand for international assignments will rise 50% by 2020 as companies seek to deploy talent worldwide. Mobility patterns will shift as emerging markets become talent sources and destinations within their own regions. Changing demographics like retiring baby boomers and rising millennials will require new global talent strategies that make greater use of short-term assignments, virtual tools, and accommodate different generations' needs. Regulations and technologies will also need to evolve to support increased cross-border movement of people for business.
Getting the right people to the right places-Global-mobilitynevilletowell
Getting the right people to the right places at the right cost quickly and efficiently is now expected as the entry point rather than a competitive advantage. Global mobility programs must focus on supporting business strategy through a portfolio of assignment options that balance employee growth and business impact. To effectively manage growing mobility needs, companies must master strategy, rewards, service delivery, compliance, and technology.
The document discusses the importance of developing a talent management strategy. It provides an overview of Knowledge Infusion, a consulting firm, and their services in talent management. The presentation covers key elements of an effective talent management strategy, including having a business or employee focus, defining talent demand and supply, the talent planning process, promoting talent mobility, and using metrics to measure strategy outcomes. Executing the strategy requires integrating people, processes, and technology to transform talent management from an HR function into a business-driven capability.
The Home Team Advantage: Achieving Results With Talent MobilityHuman Capital Media
Organizations that embrace a systematic talent mobility strategy significantly outperform their peers. Bersin by Deloitte defines talent mobility as “a dynamic internal process for moving talent from role to role — at the leadership, professional and operational levels,” and a Bersin report states that “the ability to move talent to where it is needed and by when it is needed will be essential for building an adaptable and enduring organization.”
Join Bobby Morris, talent solutions strategist at SumTotal Systems, as he discusses how several large global organizations achieved the benefits of talent mobility, including:
The key elements of successful talent mobility programs.
Key process requirements your business should embrace to have an effective talent mobility solution.
How integrated talent technology can help your business create a successful talent mobility solution.
How to get started today, and the results your organization can expect.
Marc Effron, author of One Page Talent Management: Eliminating Complexity, Adding Value (Harvard Business Press) showed how companies have buried talent processes under layers of bureaucracy and complexity that make them unusable and unused. More importantly, he’ll show you how to cut through the clutter with One Page Talent Management (OPTM), a powerfully simple approach that significantly accelerates a company's ability to develop better talent faster. The OPTM approach combines the best behavioral science research with lean process design to create easy to use talent processes that managers truly value. This webinar is for anyone who leads a team or wants to one day.
In this session, you will hear a combination of the latest research and best and next practices from leading organizations on the role the learning and development staff is increasingly playing in the integrated talent management movement. As a starting point, the group will discuss the top-level findings from ASTD’s recently published report, “Learning’s Critical Role in Integrated Talent Management,” including information on how high-performing and low-performing organizations use talent management differently. You will also gain information on which organizational roles are primarily responsible for the key elements of talent management: leadership development, individual development, performance management, employee learning, recruitment/selection, employee engagement, compensation and benefits, and succession planning. And you’ll hear about learning’s role in each area.
The document discusses talent management definitions, practices, and challenges based on interviews with four participants from different companies and countries. It begins by defining talent management and discussing its importance for sustaining competitive advantages. It then examines topics like the talent pipeline approach, the demand and supply gap from a supply chain perspective, global talent management challenges, and building high-quality colleagues. The document also assesses human capital metrics and retention factors across the different companies. Overall, the document provides an overview of talent management theories and practices based on insights from industry professionals.
The document discusses the important role of senior leadership in talent and competency-based human capital management. It states that senior leadership should recognize the importance of talent recruitment and development, competency management, training, succession planning, and performance management. Research shows the involvement of top executives is critical to the success of talent management strategies. The document recommends several ways for senior leadership to demonstrate their commitment to human capital management, such as establishing a personnel development committee and ensuring human capital development is part of the organization's strategic business plan.
Talent Management has gained importance over the years and as long as we need a smooth and uninterrupted flow of business; it is going to be an indispensable part of any HR strategy. Following definition clearly outlines what is Talent Management:
“Talent management is an integrated set of processes, programs, and cultural norms in an organization designed and implemented to attract, develop, deploy, and retain talent to achieve strategic objectives and meet future business needs.”
- Silzer and Dowell
Appreciate to receive your valuable insights in the comments. You may also consider sharing related Quotes known to you in the comments.
Thanks & Regards,
The Next Generation of Talent Management Strategy: Pay for TalentHuman Capital Media
Pay for performance is an accepted model for many organizations, but is it effective or shortsighted? Does it drive the right behavior and focus on the key people you must retain? How do you tie in potential, risk of losing someone, etc., into the overall reward process?
In this session, Jan Brockway, director of product management for talent management at ADP and a long-term HR practitioner, and Robert Mattson, director of talent management marketing at ADP, will discuss the advanced concepts of pay for talent, which might include pay for potential and how and where performance, succession/talent assessment and compensation information can be used across HR processes. Attendees will learn:
• Pay for talent: What is it really, how can it impact an organization and what are the keys to making it successful?
• The links between performance, succession, talent assessment and compensation.
• Keys to successful implementation: Gotchas, change management and success.
Aligning talent management and strategyElijah Ezendu
The document discusses aligning talent management strategies with organizational objectives. It provides several key points:
1) High performing organizations integrate talent management more than low performers. Learning executives play critical roles in integrated talent programs.
2) Effective talent strategies use tools like surveys to understand culture, and regularly review policies to support integration.
3) Aligning talent development with strategic objectives ensures resources invested in talent match needs. Competency frameworks can map objectives to standards and talent programs.
4) Questions during alignment include identifying talent requirements from strategies, growing existing talent, and designing leader development programs.
The survey of over 4,200 executives from more than 100 countries identified managing talent, improving leadership development, and strategic workforce planning as the most critical people management topics. Managing talent topped the list due to growing concerns over talent shortages. Improving leadership development was also considered very important given the need to develop future leaders. Strategic workforce planning remained a priority as companies struggle to forecast long-term workforce supply and demand in volatile market conditions.
21st Century Talent Management: The New Ways Companies Hire, Engage, and LeadJosh Bersin
How are world-class companies managing their people in 2014 and beyond? This detailed research-based presentation overviews the new solutions for talent acquisition, leadership development, engagement, building Millenial leadership and employee capability development.
In today’s economic environment, identifying and attracting high-potential employees can give employers an edge on their competition and set up their organizations for future success. This white paper:
Provides background on high-potential talent.
Offers steps HR and talent management professionals can take to establish an effective high-potential talent identification program.
Identifies the competencies leading organizations are seeking in high-potential talent.
Discusses other factors HR and talent management professionals should consider when identifying high-potential talent.
21st Century Talent Management: Imperatives for 2014 and 2015Josh Bersin
What are the big imperatives for business and HR leaders in 2014 and 2015? The workforce, workplace, and global labor markets have changed. This presentation highlights Bersin by Deloitte's key research on many of the most important topics facing business leaders around the world.
The document provides an overview of Deloitte's approach to talent strategies. It discusses key workforce trends, Deloitte's point of view on talent management, and a framework for developing talent strategies. The framework focuses on identifying business priorities, critical workforce segments, and implementing strategies around developing, deploying, and connecting talent. The document also provides examples of diagnostic tools and a sample prioritization roadmap that can be used to assess an organization's talent programs and identify improvement opportunities.
The top 15 strategic things that Talent Management should be doingDr. John Sullivan
The document outlines 15 strategic actions that talent management should be taking, along with some additional considerations. The top 15 strategic actions include increasing workforce productivity, employee innovation, rewarding great people management, identifying and fixing bad managers, converting talent metrics to dollar impacts, calculating talent risks, preparing for leadership gaps, improving internal movement, best practice sharing, updating retention programs, improving referral programs, assessing external brands, reexamining social media approaches, reengineering college recruiting, and improving non-monetary motivation. Additional strategic actions mentioned are preparing for increased volatility, increasing revenues, integrating HR functions, avoiding headcount surplus, and prioritizing efforts.
The document discusses the implementation of a High Potential (HIPO) Employee Development Program at RTS Realtime Systems. The program is designed to accelerate the careers of high potential employees into management positions in order to strengthen RTS's position in a changing business environment. The document outlines the reasons for implementing such a program, including replacing leadership talent and improving responsiveness. It then discusses various aspects of designing an effective HIPO program, including identifying criteria for selection, determining the timing of moves, and creating an evaluation mechanism. The document emphasizes developing critical skills through job rotations in different business units and international experience to prepare HIPOs for senior leadership roles at RTS.
Win The War For Talent Through Best-In-Class Succession Planning, David EdwardsThe HR Observer
Past experience shows that poorly executed succession plans can have an immediate negative impact on company momentum, reputation, employee morale and the bottom line. Any business or public sector organisation, irrespective of its size, should have a strategy to deal with losing talent, whether it’s planned or unplanned. This strategy should not simply be focused on the C-suite, but applied to every level of an organisation. Find out how companies are building effective succession planning with long-term successors as well as short-term replacements in order to maximise business performance and continuity.
This presentation was used at HR Summit and Expo 2013 www.hrsummitexpo.com
This document discusses integrating talent management practices and measures. It outlines a model for how organizations progress through different stages in adopting a strategic approach to talent management. The stages include developing an enterprise leader's mindset, building talent management processes, forming a guiding coalition, empowering managers as talent leaders, and enabling employees to take initiative in their careers. The document emphasizes that talent should be viewed as an asset rather than a cost. It also provides examples of key talent metrics organizations should track to measure success.
Building a game changing talent strategy zia ul mustafaZia Mustafa
This document discusses the talent strategies of three game-changing companies - BlackRock, Envision Energy, and Tata Group. It finds that they all have talent strategies that are purpose-driven, performance-oriented, and principles-led. Their strategies support and drive their business strategies. Commitment from top leadership and a focus on developing a high-performance culture of collective purpose and respect for individuals are key aspects of their talent strategies.
Total talent management is key for HR leadershipsaraseeni
This document discusses total talent management as key for HR leadership. It covers the following main points:
1. Key elements of talent management include strategic workforce planning, total talent acquisition, employee development, performance management, and succession planning.
2. Global workforce trends like globalization, changing demographics, and new technologies are impacting how companies manage their talent. This is changing the role of HR to focus more on total talent management.
3. Contingent workers can provide value to companies through expertise, control, and compliance. Partnering with contingent workforce providers allows for improved management of this talent pool.
4. Companies progress through different levels of maturity in managing their contingent workforce, from decentralized to having
Strategic trends in talent management over the next 5-10 years include prioritizing talent management functions over other HR functions, learning from both next and best practices, increasing levels of boldness and innovation, making decisions based on metrics and data rather than intuition, emphasizing rapid learning, taking a global approach, increasing collaboration across functions, developing agility, proactively addressing people management issues, and leveraging technology. Functional areas will see improvements in internal movement, retention, recruiting, onboarding/offboarding, and succession planning.
The document discusses McKinsey & Company's research on "the war for talent" - the phenomenon of increased competition among companies for highly skilled workers. It finds that having strong talent is now critical for business success given the knowledge-based economy. However, attracting and retaining talent is also becoming more difficult. The war for talent will persist for decades due to demographic trends reducing the future supply of managerial talent. While most companies recognize winning this war is important, few feel prepared to strengthen their talent pools. The document outlines five imperatives that top performing companies follow: instilling a talent mindset, creating an attractive employee value proposition, continuously recruiting talent, growing great leaders, and differentiating and affirming employees. It urges
The decision to nominate individuals as “top talent” or “high potential” is no easy task. Unfortunately, these important decisions are often undermined by a lack of due diligence, vague criteria, and questionable accuracy. Use our complimentary guidebook to learn how to avoid the most common issues and challenges involved in the high-potential evaluation and nomination processes.
You’ll learn about the 5 best practices for making the right talent investments in your organization, and as a bonus, get key takeaways to help you start identifying your future leaders.
Samsung is a South Korean multinational electronics company founded in 1938. It has grown to be a global leader in electronics, with over 285 offices in 67 countries. Samsung has a vision of inspiring the world and creating the future through new technologies, innovative products, and creative solutions. It aims to achieve $400 billion in revenue and become a top five global brand by 2020. Samsung has been successful due to its focus on innovation, quality products, and strong leadership.
This document discusses the importance of talent mobility for driving economic growth. It notes that while talent is crucial for economic success, there are imbalances in talent markets with shortages in some areas and high unemployment in others. Collaboration between multiple stakeholders like governments, businesses, academic institutions and NGOs is seen as key to addressing these imbalances through effective talent mobility practices. The document provides examples of successful collaborative talent mobility initiatives and calls for more action to harness the full potential of talent mobility.
The document discusses talent management definitions, practices, and challenges based on interviews with four participants from different companies and countries. It begins by defining talent management and discussing its importance for sustaining competitive advantages. It then examines topics like the talent pipeline approach, the demand and supply gap from a supply chain perspective, global talent management challenges, and building high-quality colleagues. The document also assesses human capital metrics and retention factors across the different companies. Overall, the document provides an overview of talent management theories and practices based on insights from industry professionals.
The document discusses the important role of senior leadership in talent and competency-based human capital management. It states that senior leadership should recognize the importance of talent recruitment and development, competency management, training, succession planning, and performance management. Research shows the involvement of top executives is critical to the success of talent management strategies. The document recommends several ways for senior leadership to demonstrate their commitment to human capital management, such as establishing a personnel development committee and ensuring human capital development is part of the organization's strategic business plan.
Talent Management has gained importance over the years and as long as we need a smooth and uninterrupted flow of business; it is going to be an indispensable part of any HR strategy. Following definition clearly outlines what is Talent Management:
“Talent management is an integrated set of processes, programs, and cultural norms in an organization designed and implemented to attract, develop, deploy, and retain talent to achieve strategic objectives and meet future business needs.”
- Silzer and Dowell
Appreciate to receive your valuable insights in the comments. You may also consider sharing related Quotes known to you in the comments.
Thanks & Regards,
The Next Generation of Talent Management Strategy: Pay for TalentHuman Capital Media
Pay for performance is an accepted model for many organizations, but is it effective or shortsighted? Does it drive the right behavior and focus on the key people you must retain? How do you tie in potential, risk of losing someone, etc., into the overall reward process?
In this session, Jan Brockway, director of product management for talent management at ADP and a long-term HR practitioner, and Robert Mattson, director of talent management marketing at ADP, will discuss the advanced concepts of pay for talent, which might include pay for potential and how and where performance, succession/talent assessment and compensation information can be used across HR processes. Attendees will learn:
• Pay for talent: What is it really, how can it impact an organization and what are the keys to making it successful?
• The links between performance, succession, talent assessment and compensation.
• Keys to successful implementation: Gotchas, change management and success.
Aligning talent management and strategyElijah Ezendu
The document discusses aligning talent management strategies with organizational objectives. It provides several key points:
1) High performing organizations integrate talent management more than low performers. Learning executives play critical roles in integrated talent programs.
2) Effective talent strategies use tools like surveys to understand culture, and regularly review policies to support integration.
3) Aligning talent development with strategic objectives ensures resources invested in talent match needs. Competency frameworks can map objectives to standards and talent programs.
4) Questions during alignment include identifying talent requirements from strategies, growing existing talent, and designing leader development programs.
The survey of over 4,200 executives from more than 100 countries identified managing talent, improving leadership development, and strategic workforce planning as the most critical people management topics. Managing talent topped the list due to growing concerns over talent shortages. Improving leadership development was also considered very important given the need to develop future leaders. Strategic workforce planning remained a priority as companies struggle to forecast long-term workforce supply and demand in volatile market conditions.
21st Century Talent Management: The New Ways Companies Hire, Engage, and LeadJosh Bersin
How are world-class companies managing their people in 2014 and beyond? This detailed research-based presentation overviews the new solutions for talent acquisition, leadership development, engagement, building Millenial leadership and employee capability development.
In today’s economic environment, identifying and attracting high-potential employees can give employers an edge on their competition and set up their organizations for future success. This white paper:
Provides background on high-potential talent.
Offers steps HR and talent management professionals can take to establish an effective high-potential talent identification program.
Identifies the competencies leading organizations are seeking in high-potential talent.
Discusses other factors HR and talent management professionals should consider when identifying high-potential talent.
21st Century Talent Management: Imperatives for 2014 and 2015Josh Bersin
What are the big imperatives for business and HR leaders in 2014 and 2015? The workforce, workplace, and global labor markets have changed. This presentation highlights Bersin by Deloitte's key research on many of the most important topics facing business leaders around the world.
The document provides an overview of Deloitte's approach to talent strategies. It discusses key workforce trends, Deloitte's point of view on talent management, and a framework for developing talent strategies. The framework focuses on identifying business priorities, critical workforce segments, and implementing strategies around developing, deploying, and connecting talent. The document also provides examples of diagnostic tools and a sample prioritization roadmap that can be used to assess an organization's talent programs and identify improvement opportunities.
The top 15 strategic things that Talent Management should be doingDr. John Sullivan
The document outlines 15 strategic actions that talent management should be taking, along with some additional considerations. The top 15 strategic actions include increasing workforce productivity, employee innovation, rewarding great people management, identifying and fixing bad managers, converting talent metrics to dollar impacts, calculating talent risks, preparing for leadership gaps, improving internal movement, best practice sharing, updating retention programs, improving referral programs, assessing external brands, reexamining social media approaches, reengineering college recruiting, and improving non-monetary motivation. Additional strategic actions mentioned are preparing for increased volatility, increasing revenues, integrating HR functions, avoiding headcount surplus, and prioritizing efforts.
The document discusses the implementation of a High Potential (HIPO) Employee Development Program at RTS Realtime Systems. The program is designed to accelerate the careers of high potential employees into management positions in order to strengthen RTS's position in a changing business environment. The document outlines the reasons for implementing such a program, including replacing leadership talent and improving responsiveness. It then discusses various aspects of designing an effective HIPO program, including identifying criteria for selection, determining the timing of moves, and creating an evaluation mechanism. The document emphasizes developing critical skills through job rotations in different business units and international experience to prepare HIPOs for senior leadership roles at RTS.
Win The War For Talent Through Best-In-Class Succession Planning, David EdwardsThe HR Observer
Past experience shows that poorly executed succession plans can have an immediate negative impact on company momentum, reputation, employee morale and the bottom line. Any business or public sector organisation, irrespective of its size, should have a strategy to deal with losing talent, whether it’s planned or unplanned. This strategy should not simply be focused on the C-suite, but applied to every level of an organisation. Find out how companies are building effective succession planning with long-term successors as well as short-term replacements in order to maximise business performance and continuity.
This presentation was used at HR Summit and Expo 2013 www.hrsummitexpo.com
This document discusses integrating talent management practices and measures. It outlines a model for how organizations progress through different stages in adopting a strategic approach to talent management. The stages include developing an enterprise leader's mindset, building talent management processes, forming a guiding coalition, empowering managers as talent leaders, and enabling employees to take initiative in their careers. The document emphasizes that talent should be viewed as an asset rather than a cost. It also provides examples of key talent metrics organizations should track to measure success.
Building a game changing talent strategy zia ul mustafaZia Mustafa
This document discusses the talent strategies of three game-changing companies - BlackRock, Envision Energy, and Tata Group. It finds that they all have talent strategies that are purpose-driven, performance-oriented, and principles-led. Their strategies support and drive their business strategies. Commitment from top leadership and a focus on developing a high-performance culture of collective purpose and respect for individuals are key aspects of their talent strategies.
Total talent management is key for HR leadershipsaraseeni
This document discusses total talent management as key for HR leadership. It covers the following main points:
1. Key elements of talent management include strategic workforce planning, total talent acquisition, employee development, performance management, and succession planning.
2. Global workforce trends like globalization, changing demographics, and new technologies are impacting how companies manage their talent. This is changing the role of HR to focus more on total talent management.
3. Contingent workers can provide value to companies through expertise, control, and compliance. Partnering with contingent workforce providers allows for improved management of this talent pool.
4. Companies progress through different levels of maturity in managing their contingent workforce, from decentralized to having
Strategic trends in talent management over the next 5-10 years include prioritizing talent management functions over other HR functions, learning from both next and best practices, increasing levels of boldness and innovation, making decisions based on metrics and data rather than intuition, emphasizing rapid learning, taking a global approach, increasing collaboration across functions, developing agility, proactively addressing people management issues, and leveraging technology. Functional areas will see improvements in internal movement, retention, recruiting, onboarding/offboarding, and succession planning.
The document discusses McKinsey & Company's research on "the war for talent" - the phenomenon of increased competition among companies for highly skilled workers. It finds that having strong talent is now critical for business success given the knowledge-based economy. However, attracting and retaining talent is also becoming more difficult. The war for talent will persist for decades due to demographic trends reducing the future supply of managerial talent. While most companies recognize winning this war is important, few feel prepared to strengthen their talent pools. The document outlines five imperatives that top performing companies follow: instilling a talent mindset, creating an attractive employee value proposition, continuously recruiting talent, growing great leaders, and differentiating and affirming employees. It urges
The decision to nominate individuals as “top talent” or “high potential” is no easy task. Unfortunately, these important decisions are often undermined by a lack of due diligence, vague criteria, and questionable accuracy. Use our complimentary guidebook to learn how to avoid the most common issues and challenges involved in the high-potential evaluation and nomination processes.
You’ll learn about the 5 best practices for making the right talent investments in your organization, and as a bonus, get key takeaways to help you start identifying your future leaders.
Samsung is a South Korean multinational electronics company founded in 1938. It has grown to be a global leader in electronics, with over 285 offices in 67 countries. Samsung has a vision of inspiring the world and creating the future through new technologies, innovative products, and creative solutions. It aims to achieve $400 billion in revenue and become a top five global brand by 2020. Samsung has been successful due to its focus on innovation, quality products, and strong leadership.
This document discusses the importance of talent mobility for driving economic growth. It notes that while talent is crucial for economic success, there are imbalances in talent markets with shortages in some areas and high unemployment in others. Collaboration between multiple stakeholders like governments, businesses, academic institutions and NGOs is seen as key to addressing these imbalances through effective talent mobility practices. The document provides examples of successful collaborative talent mobility initiatives and calls for more action to harness the full potential of talent mobility.
The document discusses how HR functions are shifting from administrative roles to more strategic roles in order to optimize global talent management. As companies operate more internationally, HR must treat talent as a global asset rather than managing local pools. Technology and data standardization can help HR provide more strategic, predictive analytics. Companies are also creating alumni networks to stay connected to former employees and harness their knowledge, referrals, and potential to be rehired. This maintains brand loyalty as job loyalty decreases.
Global Mobility & HR Agility: How Paragon Offshore is Solving Two Major HR Ch...WorkforceNEXT
Presentation given by Paulo Calderon - HRIS Manager, Paragon Offshore at the WorkforceNEXT July Forum: Workforce Acquisition & Management Strategies in Oil & Gas on July 24, 2014.
EY Human Capital Conference 2012: Global HR - Data privacy and global mobilityEY
This presentation explores the management of international transfer of data: complex rules/selection of a transfer strategy and existing tools. The security of personal data is critical and subject to public scrutiny: this presentation looks at examples of data breaches/best practices. Plus how to anticipate the new EU data protection framework requirements.
Este documento presenta a AIMS International, una firma líder global en la búsqueda de talento ejecutivo con presencia en más de 50 países. Ofrece servicios de búsqueda de talento, mapeo de talento y gestión del talento. Cuenta con una visión global con enfoque local a través de más de 90 oficinas locales y 350 consultores de selección de ejecutivos. El documento también presenta a los directores y socios clave de AIMS International México.
Intercultural training focuses on improving interactions between cultural groups and developing skills to recognize and address cultural differences. While diversity training aims to reduce discrimination, intercultural training teaches employees to leverage differences to improve organizational performance. The document argues that intercultural training, which results in changed behaviors, is needed for organizations to create environments where differences are respected and used to foster innovation. It provides examples of how understanding cultural differences can improve team collaboration and competitive advantage.
The Presentation was presented by Dr. Robert Sutor, Vice President, IBM Mobile Platform at the Mobile World Congress 2012 at Barcelona, earlier this year. It has illustrations of IBM’s Mobile Strategy along with details on Worklight, IBM’s latest acquisition.
Achieving Results with Talent Mobility: Case Studies and Lessons LearnedHuman Capital Media
Organizations that embrace a systematic talent mobility strategy significantly outperform their peers. Bersin & Associates defines talent mobility as “a dynamic internal process for moving talent from role to role — at the leadership, professional and operational levels,” and a Bersin report states that “the ability to move talent to where it is needed and by when it is needed will be essential for building an adaptable and enduring organization.”
Join us for a webinar to see how several large global organizations achieved the benefits of talent mobility.
Recluta el talento allá donde esté (Mobile trends)Africa Muñoz
Este documento presenta una sesión informativa sobre estrategias de reclutamiento móvil. Explica que el reclutamiento móvil es cada vez más importante debido al aumento del uso de dispositivos móviles. Sin embargo, muchas empresas aún no tienen una estrategia móvil sólida. La presentación proporciona consejos sobre tres pilares clave: aprender sobre la audiencia móvil, simplificar el proceso de solicitud, y optimizar el perfil, los correos electrónicos y las ofertas de empleo para atraer candidatos.
Agility & Talent Mobility how to enable business strategy with modern perform...Human Capital Media
Dimension Data shifted its business strategy from a focus on hardware and infrastructure to digital services and solutions. To enable this new strategy and increase agility, Dimension Data took several steps:
1) It mapped existing jobs and established core competencies for technical employees.
2) It developed a competency framework to provide clarity on skills and careers.
3) It linked the competency framework to an online careers portal for employees to self-populate profiles and explore development opportunities.
This allowed Dimension Data to better understand and develop its workforce's skills to support the new business strategy.
Global mobility map, download to http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/managing-tomorrows-people/future-of-work/global-mobility-map.jhtml?WT.mc_id=webtile_04-2010_pwccom-sitewide-promo_gx-mobility
The document discusses learning agility and continuous learning. It defines learning agility as the willingness and ability to learn from experiences and apply lessons to new situations. Continuous learning is defined as the constant expansion of skills through learning and increasing knowledge in response to a changing environment. Characteristics of continuous learning include asking for help, observing others, trying new methods, and training. The document provides examples for supporting continuous learning, such as code katas, pair programming, and online training courses. It emphasizes that continuous learning has become essential for technical careers.
PwC Global Mobility Insights -Moving People with Purpose - Modern Mobility Su...Peter Clarke
This document discusses trends in global talent mobility and how companies are adapting their mobility programs. Some key points:
- Demand for mobility is increasing as companies expand into new markets and need to access talent pools globally. Short-term assignments and business travel will see the biggest increases.
- Mobility is being used not just for tactical deployment but also for strategic talent development. There is a growing use of moves like talent swaps and developmental assignments.
- Reward structures are becoming more varied and global. While tax-equalized assignments still have a role, there is a shift to local-plus moves and permanent transfers, as well as more global pay packages.
- Managing the mix of local and mobile
This document discusses Griffith University's GlobalMobility program which allows students to study abroad at one of Griffith's partner universities. Through the program, students can gain international experience and exposure to other cultures and education systems while the units completed overseas can count towards their Griffith degree. Applications are submitted and approved through the program to ensure credits will transfer properly.
European Trends in Travel Risk Management 2015FERMA
This document discusses travel risk management for work-related international travel and assignments. It begins with an overview of the growing trend of international business travel and mobile workforces. It then outlines some of the health, safety, and security risks involved with international travel. Finally, it discusses how travel risk management is an important part of an organization's duty of care towards its international workers and expatriates. The document aims to help organizations better understand their responsibilities and provide recommendations to implement effective travel risk management policies.
HR Strategies for Small & Medium Sized BusinessesThain Lin Tay
HR Strategies for small and medium sized businesses (SMB/SME) in today's talent scarce and high mobility environment. A keynote address delivered at this year's Association of SMEs Business Symposium Event, Concorde Hotel, Singapore.
The document discusses evaluating the effectiveness of training programs. It recommends:
1) Evaluating specific courses by measuring perceived learning through student surveys and demonstrated learning through tests and performance assessments.
2) Evaluating the overall training program by tracking key performance indicators like student performance, ratings, retention, and field performance over time.
3) Continually refining training needs, design, delivery, and evaluation to improve both specific courses and the overall program.
Attracting/Retaining and Developing Top Talentkells1414
This document discusses the benefits of automating talent management processes for small to mid-sized companies. It finds that while larger companies have adopted talent management technology, smaller companies still handle these tasks manually. This is inefficient and takes away resources that could otherwise be used for business growth. The document outlines 15 common talent management tasks and how automation can help with tasks like recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and learning management. It concludes that automation can improve efficiency, free up human and financial capital, and help companies address issues like high turnover and skills gaps.
Top Five HR Process Integrations That Drive Business ValueSumTotal
Integration is the new currency of HR. Empirical research reveals that improving HR process, technology, and data integration to eliminate silos and facilitate cross-functional reporting affords significant business benefits.
According to SumTotal’s 2010 State of Global People Management worldwide survey of human resources (HR) leaders, organizations with fully integrated HR and talent processes, systems, and data outperform those organizations that have not integrated by 41% across twelve key HR and business operating metrics.
There is little doubt that improving HR integration and eliminating silos affords significant benefits. Based on SumTotal’s global survey data, this whitepaper dives into the top five HR process integrations that provide organizations with the most business value: better internal, talent mobility, decreased voluntary turnover, better workforce alignment to overall business strategy, improved workforce productivity and faster on-boarding (time-to-productivity).
The document discusses global performance management strategies and trends for HR in 2010. Key points include:
1. Employee engagement and retention of top performers will be priorities as economies recover from recession.
2. Organizations that have an integrated talent strategy aligned to business objectives, dedicated HR leadership, and integrated talent systems outperform those that do not.
3. Providing career development and a challenging work environment are most effective for retaining top performers. Leveraging HR technology can also increase retention and mobility.
The Ultimate Manual for Internal Mobility.pdfSaumya876452
Internal mobility, or talent mobility, involves shifting employees between roles and jobs within an organization. It provides benefits like cost savings over external hiring, higher retention rates, and a more innovative work environment. Internal mobility promotes organizational flexibility, attracts and retains top performers, and prioritizes internal hiring over expensive external options. However, many organizations struggle with internal mobility due to a lack of integration between HR systems and processes. Only 12% of organizations have fully integrated talent management operations. Developing a systematic internal mobility strategy can help organizations more efficiently acquire, develop, engage and retain top talent.
The document provides 5 tips for effective succession planning: 1) Eliminate paper-based processes by automating succession planning using dedicated software. 2) Drive succession planning deeper into the organization beyond just senior roles. 3) Establish dynamic talent pools with up-to-date employee data and skills to improve visibility of the talent pipeline. 4) Promote talent mobility to retain high performers by enabling internal transfers. 5) Integrate succession planning with other HR processes like performance reviews and learning via an integrated HR platform. The document emphasizes that a technology-enabled, systematic approach to succession planning helps organizations better manage risks, retain talent, and plan for leadership needs.
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Human resources managers must scan the organizational environment and formulate strategies in response to trends. Technological advances require technically skilled employees and impact organizational structure. Factors to consider include technology, organizational structure, employee values and attitudes, management trends, demographics, human resource utilization, and international developments. Successfully addressing a changing environment through strategic planning and adaptation provides organizations with a competitive advantage.
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The definition of talent management is the meticulously planned, strategic process of bringing on the right personnel and assisting them in reaching their full potential while keeping organizational objectives in mind.
iSolutions is a human resources consulting firm that provides services to help organizations address major trends impacting business today and gain a competitive edge through effective human capital management. The document discusses trends like rising healthcare costs, an aging workforce, and increased productivity demands. It emphasizes that properly aligning talent management practices like performance management and succession planning with business goals is key to success. iSolutions can partner with organizations to assess their human resources needs, implement best practices, and ensure their human capital supports their strategic objectives. The firm has experience in areas like training, performance management, and benefits analysis to help clients improve workforce engagement and effectiveness.
Performance management and development systemeismintukey
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This white paper discusses the key role of learning and development in an effective talent management strategy. It outlines five major roles for L&D professionals: 1) developing competency models, 2) creating demand for talent-driven learning programs, 3) promoting informal and on-demand learning, 4) designing career development processes, and 5) coaching the talent management team. The paper emphasizes that talent development through learning is essential for building employee competence, commitment, and high performance, and for identifying and assessing top talent according to an organization's leadership framework.
The document discusses several topics related to human resources including:
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2. Future roles of HR practitioners include diagnostic, assessment, and development roles requiring skills like organizational diagnosis, research, and evaluation.
3. Common pitfalls in developing HR strategies include inside-out thinking, solutions without involvement, complexity without simplicity, and lack of focus. Adapting best practices requires considering internal context.
Succession planning and management systems have evolved from solely focusing on talent replacement to also emphasizing employee development. Best practice succession systems are developmentally oriented, actively involve senior leadership, identify talent gaps, and are continually refined for effectiveness. They also invest heavily in developmental activities for top executives like job assignments, mentoring, and leadership programs to prepare the next generation of leaders.
The Path To Operational Excellence 5 Components Of SuccessNat Evans
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The document discusses an organizational restructure case study for an Indian automation services company. The company was facing high employee turnover, communication gaps between departments, and performance issues. An engagement plan was proposed to address key areas like organization design, human resources, and HR systems and policies. The progress made includes conducting an employee survey, analyzing organizational structure and roles, and developing job descriptions. Next steps involve competency modeling, performance metrics, training programs, recruitment policies, and implementing HR systems and policies.
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This document provides 5 tips for effective mobile learning:
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4 Ways Sales & Marketing Can Use Training to Drive RevenueSumTotal
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The document discusses how integrated human capital management (HCM) systems can help organizations strategically manage their human resources and talent. It argues that automating and integrating critical HR processes like performance reviews, compensation, and training into a single system allows organizations to understand how different processes are related and make better strategic decisions. This level of integration provides insights into how employee performance, training, and other factors affect one another and helps ensure the right employees are hired, developed, and retained for long-term organizational success.
The whitepaper discusses the seven Cs of social learning technologies: content, consumption, contribution, conversation, collaboration, connections, and control. It explains how social learning allows vicarious learning through observation and interactions. The paper also notes that adoption of social learning technologies continues to rise according to various reports, with priorities being increasing learning program effectiveness, integration with performance management, and reducing costs. Key challenges for organizations are governance, adoption, and adapting corporate culture to be more open to information sharing.
SumTotal provides a dynamic workforce scheduling and optimization solution that incorporates employee preferences, skills, overtime rules, and other factors to generate optimal staffing schedules. The solution ensures the right number of qualified employees are scheduled at the right times. It gives managers flexibility to optimize staffing needs, make substitutions when needed, and adjust schedules in real-time. Key features include optimizing staff assignments, shift trading capabilities, and equalization of overtime among employees.
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SumTotal TalentNet enables companies to maximize the value of social networking and Web 2.0 without the risk or liability of employees using external networks not within organizational control.
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The Definitive Guide To Talent Mobility
1. The Definitive Guide
To Talent Mobility
Steve Bonadio
December 2010
A systematic talent mobility strategy enables organizations to more effectively
acquire, align, develop, engage, and retain high performing and potential talent
by implementing a consistent, repeatable, and global process for talent rotation.
This report explores the importance of a talent mobility strategy, considerations
for approaching and deploying the strategy and supporting technology, and the
significant business benefits that it affords.
2. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 2
Introduction
Industry analyst firm Bersin & Associates defines talent mobility as “a dynamic
internal process for moving talent from role to role – at the leadership, professional
and operational levels.” The company further states that “the ability to move
talent to where it is needed and by when it is needed will be essential for building
an adaptable and enduring organization.”1
SumTotal’s experience with global enterprises also reveals that talent mobility is:
• A business strategy that facilitates
organizational agility and flexibility
• A mechanism for acquiring and retaining high
performing and potential talent
• A recruiting philosophy that favors internal
sourcing over costly external hiring
• A method for aligning organizational and
individual needs through development
• A proactive and ongoing approach to
succession planning rather than a reactive
approach
A systematic talent mobility strategy enables organizations to more effectively
acquire, align, develop, engage, and retain high performing and potential talent
by implementing a consistent, repeatable, and global process for talent rotation.
This report explores the importance of a talent mobility strategy, considerations
for approaching and deploying the strategy and supporting technology, and the
significant business benefits that it affords.
3. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 3
CURRENT CHALLENGES & BARRIERS
According to SumTotal’s 2010 State of Global Talent Management survey of 300
human resources (HR) practitioners, many organizations currently face similar
challenges, including:
• Retaining high performers and reducing flight
• Aligning current and future talent needs to rapidly changing
business needs
• Developing deep talent succession pools and bench strength
• Reducing external recruiting costs
• Improving overall HR measurement and reporting
Organizations grapple with these challenges due to process- and technology-oriented
barriers. From a process perspective, only 35% of organizations currently conduct
annual succession talent reviews for most of their critical positions. While the trend
for many companies is to extend succession planning deeper into the organization,
many lack the executive direction and supporting enterprise software to effectively
automate and manage the process. Instead, succession planning is often a slow,
manual, reactive, and paper-intensive discipline in most organizations.
From a technology standpoint, most organizations have no single, complete view
of global talent yet due to a spaghetti mix of existing HR processes, systems,
and data (i.e., there is no definitive talent-based system of record). Only 12% of
organizations have fully integrated their various talent functions – performance,
succession, development, learning, recruiting, compensation, etc. – from both a
process and technology perspective. Integration is an important key to enabling
a systematic talent mobility strategy and will be discussed in detail throughout
this report.
GETTING STARTED: KNOCKING DOWN THE BARRIERS
Aligning HR strategies and programs to business results is essential in any
economic environment. To this end, SumTotal correlated several factors –
strategy, leadership, and integration – to HR and business operating metrics in
order to determine their impact. As outlined below, the results are significant.
4. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 4
• Develop Clear Talent Management Strategy: Organizations
with an advanced talent management strategy that is well
aligned to overall business objectives and strategy outperform
those organizations that have no talent management strategy
by 32%.2 Yet more than 80% of organizations have still not yet
aligned their HR programs and activities to business results,
which suggests that there is significant room for improvement.
• Assign Dedicated Leadership to Ensure Program Success:
Organizations that have assigned a dedicated senior executive
– one who is responsible for overall vision and execution of
talent management strategy and programs – outperform those
organizations that have not by 11%. Fully 60% of organizations
have already assigned a dedicated senior executive.
• Integrate Talent Processes, Systems, and Data: Organizations
that have fully integrated their disparate talent processes,
systems, and data outperform those organizations that have not
integrated by 41%. Most organizations (69%) have achieved only
partial integration to date.
When effective strategy, leadership, and integration are all pulled together within
an organization, a dichotomy between talent management leaders and laggards
becomes clear. Talent management leaders have a talent strategy in place, a
dedicated executive responsible for strategy and programs, and integrated talent
processes, systems, and data. Laggards, on the other hand, do not.
Overall, talent management leaders outperform laggards by 37% across twelve
key business and HR operating metrics. Leaders significantly outperform laggards
in several areas, including:
• Better internal talent mobility
• Decreased voluntary turnover
• Improved workforce alignment to overall strategy
• Workforce responds more quickly to changing business needs
• Improved workforce productivity
5. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 5
Bottom line: Institutionalizing talent management strategy, leadership and
accountability, and integration has a profound effect on improving internal talent
mobility (i.e., finding new opportunities for high performers and potentials within
the organization) and reducing voluntary turnover (i.e., high performer and
potential flight).
Even more revealing, when talent management technology usage and the overall
business impact of technology are correlated, several potential areas of focus
emerge to both increase internal talent mobility and decrease voluntary turnover.
Figure 1 highlights some of these areas.
Figure 1: Talent Management Technology Usage & the Business Impact
Better
Decreased Total
Talent Management Technology / Internal
Voluntary Impact
Integrations Currently In Use Talent
Turnover (Rank)
Mobility
Integrated Employee Development &
Learning Management: Development High Impact High Impact 1
plans executed via training
Integrated Performance
Management and Succession
High Impact High Impact 2
Planning: Top performers designated
as successors
Leadership Development
High Impact High Impact 3
(Standalone)
Employee Career and Development Moderate
High Impact 4
Planning (Standalone) Impact
Integrated Performance
Management & Compensation: Low Impact High Impact 5
Pay-for-Performance
The survey results clearly reveal the impact of leveraging talent management
technology to standardize processes and facilitate integration among them. In
the short term, consider leveraging the “high impact” technologies and integra-
tions to improve talent mobility and reduce voluntary turnover. In the long term, a
more holistic “ecosystem” approach to talent management is required. This will
be discussed in more detail below.
6. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 6
TALENT MOBILITY AND SOURCING
Bersin & Associates observes: “Talent mobility can only be achieved through a well-
integrated talent management strategy. In addition to succession management,
how a company recruits talent, manages its employees’ careers, and develops the
right capabilities to fulfill business needs is essential for enabling a mobile, high-
performing workforce.”3
Sourcing and recruiting is central to talent mobility. In many organizations, external
sourcing is the de facto standard because the tools and business intelligence to
effectively analyze, group, and rotate talent internally do not exist. Open positions
typically lead to a requisition being opened followed by an external recruiting
effort. Figure 2 highlights a better way.
Figure 2: The Future of Talent Sourcing Is (Mostly) Internal
Rather than defaulting to a requisition when a position needs to be filled, a decision
point will prompt whether a search is conducted internally leveraging intelligence
about existing talent pools, externally, or both. The decision must be based on
accurate and accessible talent data, including:A few key questions to consider to
create seamless on-boarding plans for employees are:
• Talent pools and bench strength depth
• Positions and people at risk
• Existing development and career plans
7. THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO TALENT MOBILITY 7
• Calibrated employee performance ratings and potential
assessments (e.g., 9-box)
• Position demand (market-factors)
Research reveals that the goal for a typical global organization is to get to 65-
75% internal sourcing, since it is significantly quicker and cheaper than sourcing
externally. Additionally, the costs of a wrong hire – which often amounts to 3-5x
the person’s salary – can be minimized.
Naturally, external hiring will not disappear, nor should it. But the hiring process
must link seamlessly to other HR processes including succession planning,
performance management, and learning. One salient example of this linkage
is the ability to assign external candidates to internal succession talent pools, a
capability many organizations require when there is a weak bench for a particular
role or position.
GAME PLANNING APPROACH TO TALENT MOBILITY
The goal of game planning is to align people (high performers and potentials)
who are at risk of flight to positions at risk. There are certain indicators that flag
risk, and this opens the door to more thorough analysis and discussions. For
example, flight risk generally increases for high performers after 15-18 months in
the same position when there is little hope of movement (either laterally to round
out skills or upwards from an advancement perspective).
Game planning is designed to answer several key questions, including:
• What do we have from a current talent “inventory” perspective?
• Which high performers/potentials are a flight risk and why?
• Which critical positions are at risk or will be at risk in the near
future (weak bench)?
• What positions will become open in 6-9 months and how do
we plan to fill them?
• How can I provide more meaningful work and/or career paths
to ensure my high performers/potentials are engaged and
getting what they need to be successful?
• Can we take at risk employees and put them in open positions
today (or develop them to be ready in the future)?
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To answer these questions, and facilitate the internal vs. external sourcing
decision, a new framework is required. Called the Talent Mobility Ecosystem, this
single platform recognizes the core processes and data that must natively come
together to support a systematic talent mobility strategy. Figure 3 highlights the
major components of the ecosystem.
Figure 3: The Talent Mobility Ecosystem
The Talent Mobility Ecosystem is predicated on a single, complete talent-based
system of record which includes all of the required processes and capabilities to
enable mobility. It also recognizes the inherent benefits of a natively integrated
reporting and analytic environment that spans the various process and functional
domains to enable quicker and more accurate business decisions.
PROCURING THE TALENT MOBILITY ECOSYSTEM
When asked which approach best describes the current and future planned state of
their HR and talent management systems, Figure 4 highlights respondents’ answers.
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Figure 4: Talent Management Technology Approach
Talent management Technology Approach Today Planned by Growth(e)
2011
Single “best-of-breed” platform 9% 24% 182%
Primarily use ERP/HRMS platform 17% 29% 70%
Use multiple systems (mostly integrated) 21% 29% 37%
Use multiple systems (little/no integration) 30% 11% -63%
Primarily paper- & spreadsheet-based 23% 6% -72%
Note: Calculated columns such as Growth are derived from unrounded percentages but rounded
percentages are provided here for ease of readability
Despite being the least penetrated within organizations today, the single “best-
of-breed” platform approach is poised for the highest growth (182%). It is not
difficult to understand why: A single, complete platform that natively integrates
the various talent applications, processes, and data to support a talent mobility
strategy virtually eliminates the need for manual and costly systems integration.
In other words, a single talent platform is a prerequisite to enabling talent mobility
both quickly and cost effectively. It helps knocks down the barriers presented
earlier in this report. And, it facilitates HR reporting and analysis – a top HR priority
for 2010 according to survey respondents – since all of the talent data required for
business intelligence is located in one place.
Relative to the other approaches, organizations currently using a single “best-of-
breed” platform for talent management report significant advantages in these areas:
• Better internal talent mobility
• Improved workforce alignment to overall strategy
• Workforce responds more quickly to changing business needs
• Reduced administration overhead and costs
Furthermore, when technology delivery approach is correlated to perceptions about
the overall business impact of technology, the single “best-of-breed” approach is
nearly 3x as likely to be rated “excellent” in terms of business value relative to legacy
ERP/HRMS systems, and more than 2x relative to multiple systems that are
mostly integrated.
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TALENT MOBILITY IN ACTION: CASE STUDY
ALFA is a SumTotal customer that is based in Mexico and employs more than
50,000 people. The company is highly diversified and global in scope, and consists
of four distinct business units: petrochemicals, aluminum auto components,
refrigerated food, and telecommunications.
A key challenge facing ALFA was promoting cross-business unit transfers, thereby
minimizing employee attrition to the competition. ALFA was losing at-risk high-
performing talent because it was unable to find growth and leadership opportunities
for these employees within the organization. Due to the proliferation of different HR
systems at each of its four business units, ALFA suffered from inconsistency in
managing its global talent processes as well as a lack of visibility into key employee
information that could be used to drive a cohesive talent mobility strategy.
To address its challenges, ALFA standardized on SumTotal’s talent management
platform across its diverse business units (see Figure 5). This platform became
the centerpiece of ALFA’s employee lifecycle, which consists of planning, hiring,
compensation, performance management, learning, development, succession
planning, reporting and analysis, and HR management. ALFA also leveraged
SumTotal’s global experience in developing and implementing standard HR policies
and best practices. As a result of the deployment, it is now far more common for ALFA’s
employees to rotate from one business unit within the company to another, expanding
their experience, competencies, and skills via promotion and advancement.
Figure 5: SumTotal Talent Management Platform
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Conclusion
Talent mobility has become a mainstream talent management strategy because
of its ability to help organizations more effectively acquire, align, develop, engage,
and retain their high performing and potential talent. While challenges and
barriers exist within many organizations, they are not insurmountable. Organizing
properly for success, approaching talent sourcing in new and innovative ways,
game planning (asking the right questions), and deploying a single, complete
enterprise software platform to enable mobility are all efforts that can be readily
tackled by innovative HR leaders.
ENDNOTES
1, 3
Lamoureux, Kim. “Talent Mobility: A New Standard of Endurance.” Bersin & Associates, November
30, 2009.
2
Based on the aggregation of twelve key HR and business operating metrics.
3