I came across this report from fidelity (PDF) while searching around. It provides the results of a survey on change in HR groups at large companies. Some interesting stats:
- 66% of large HR departments reported “providing only basic or low-level operations, administration and transaction support, but nothing more.”
- 33% reported “that they have now moved beyond basic administrative functionality and up the corporate value chain”
- 72% of companies “not currently playing a strategic business role indicated that they are moving in that direction.”
- 97% of respondents said they are “currently undertaking, or have recently completed, HR transformation initiatives designed to allow HR to shift its focus from routine maintenance to more valued added initiatives.”
- 82% of companies said they were planning to implement a talent planning initiative such as succession, retention or career development planning.
- 68% reported that talent planning initiatives provided a “solid return on investment.”
The article also has some change management best practices that make it worth a look.
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February 7th, 2006 at 7:06 am
I am curious to hear from everyone what Best Practices is in regards to the detail behind competencies. When building a competency model, how many levels is Best Practices? I have a prospect who is designing the high level competencies by job, the behaviors under neath them, and then the specific skills under those. They also change these underlying skills quarterly. My question is really around what is necessary to assess performance.
March 8th, 2006 at 8:01 pm
EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT THE ISSUES AND PROBLEMS RELATING TO TM(TALENT MGNT).
BUT WHAT I AM LOOKING IS FOR SOME SPECFIC INTERVENTIONS ON TALENT MGNT, WHICH NO SITE IS ABLE TO PROVIDE. CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE.
THANX AND REGARDS
RANJITKUMAR