The document summarizes key discussions from CHRO roundtables on identifying HR priorities for 2023 in India's technology industry. Top priorities identified include balancing work from anywhere models, hiring and retention challenges, building leadership skills, digital transformation of HR, maintaining organizational culture, and improving employee experience. Best practices discussed involve clear communication on work policies, incentives for returning to office, expanding satellite offices, focusing on mental wellbeing, internal mobility programs, leveraging new technologies, and emphasizing non-monetary benefits.
Digital Transformation - an introductionsimonbarna
When you commission a new digital solution, you'll change your business operation and strategy: this is digital transformation. Here's an overview of how to do it well.
Technology Vision 2022: Communications Industry | Accentureaccenture
Accenture's Technology Vision 2022 for the Communications industry details the key building blocks of the Metaverse Continuum that every CSP needs to know. accntu.re/3l8fmT8
How enterprise networks can boost Cloud Continuum experienceaccenture
1) The document discusses how enterprise networks are evolving rapidly due to innovations in areas like SD-WAN, 5G, and cloud technologies.
2) It notes that while this pace of change presents risks to IT leaders, failing to adopt new technologies also poses risks as it can cause networks to fall behind and limit organizations.
3) The document argues that SD-WAN, 5G, and network security advances are enabling enterprises to innovate, create new experiences, and open new business opportunities by enhancing connectivity, agility, and cost-effectiveness of networks.
Accenture Communications Industry 2021 - Connectivity Optimizeraccenture
The document discusses strategies for telecommunications companies to optimize connectivity operations called the "Connectivity Optimizer" play. It describes embracing technologies like AI, analytics, cloud, and digital tools to become more efficient and effective. This would transform operations to address cost pressures and create conditions for innovation. A deeper dive into the Connectivity Optimizer play and other value plays can be found at the listed website.
The document discusses how human and AI collaboration can reimagine businesses. It provides examples of companies that are using AI to enhance human work rather than replace it. Volkswagen partnered with Autodesk to use generative design tools in a collaborative process to redesign the Volkswagen Microbus. Adobe is transforming its creative suite with Adobe Sensei, using AI to provide intelligent collaborations for users. The document advocates that companies determine how AI can build new workforces with humans and AI working together, and find ways to pilot collaborative AI initiatives.
Unleashing Competitiveness on the Cloud Continuum | Accentureaccenture
Accenture reports how the cloud continuum creates a seamless technology & capability foundation that meets business needs now and in the future. Read more.
Digital Transformation - an introductionsimonbarna
When you commission a new digital solution, you'll change your business operation and strategy: this is digital transformation. Here's an overview of how to do it well.
Technology Vision 2022: Communications Industry | Accentureaccenture
Accenture's Technology Vision 2022 for the Communications industry details the key building blocks of the Metaverse Continuum that every CSP needs to know. accntu.re/3l8fmT8
How enterprise networks can boost Cloud Continuum experienceaccenture
1) The document discusses how enterprise networks are evolving rapidly due to innovations in areas like SD-WAN, 5G, and cloud technologies.
2) It notes that while this pace of change presents risks to IT leaders, failing to adopt new technologies also poses risks as it can cause networks to fall behind and limit organizations.
3) The document argues that SD-WAN, 5G, and network security advances are enabling enterprises to innovate, create new experiences, and open new business opportunities by enhancing connectivity, agility, and cost-effectiveness of networks.
Accenture Communications Industry 2021 - Connectivity Optimizeraccenture
The document discusses strategies for telecommunications companies to optimize connectivity operations called the "Connectivity Optimizer" play. It describes embracing technologies like AI, analytics, cloud, and digital tools to become more efficient and effective. This would transform operations to address cost pressures and create conditions for innovation. A deeper dive into the Connectivity Optimizer play and other value plays can be found at the listed website.
The document discusses how human and AI collaboration can reimagine businesses. It provides examples of companies that are using AI to enhance human work rather than replace it. Volkswagen partnered with Autodesk to use generative design tools in a collaborative process to redesign the Volkswagen Microbus. Adobe is transforming its creative suite with Adobe Sensei, using AI to provide intelligent collaborations for users. The document advocates that companies determine how AI can build new workforces with humans and AI working together, and find ways to pilot collaborative AI initiatives.
Unleashing Competitiveness on the Cloud Continuum | Accentureaccenture
Accenture reports how the cloud continuum creates a seamless technology & capability foundation that meets business needs now and in the future. Read more.
Metaverse opportunities for the communications industryaccenture
The document discusses the opportunity for communications service providers (CSPs) in the growing metaverse market. It outlines that while CSPs enabled the growth of the internet, other companies captured most of the value. The metaverse could unlock the next wave of growth for CSPs. CSPs are well-positioned due to their network infrastructure, identity/billing capabilities, and trusted relationships. The document identifies three potential archetypes for CSPs in the metaverse - performance player, orchestrator, and disruptor. It provides examples of use cases and emphasizes the need for CSPs to develop metaverse-ready networks through products, platforms, performance, and partnerships.
Thabo Ndlela- Leveraging AI for enhanced Customer Service and Experienceitnewsafrica
The document provides an overview of Accenture's capabilities for leveraging AI to enhance customer service and experience. It discusses challenges facing contact centers like increasing volumes, talent shortages, and legacy technology issues. It also covers key customer trends like the explosion of AI/chat and the blurring of online and offline channels. The presentation proposes using generative AI to transform customer journeys and reimagine interactions through proactive outreach, conversational analytics, and virtual agent design.
This document summarizes Accenture's journey to becoming a passwordless enterprise. It discusses how passwords present security risks and financial burdens. Accenture partnered with Microsoft to use passwordless authentication solutions like Windows Hello, the Microsoft Authenticator app, and FIDO2 tokens. This removed the need for passwords but required identifying all applications, enabling solutions, and gaining user adoption through communication. Accenture has now enabled over 500,000 users with passwordless methods and sees benefits like faster login times and improved security. The full transition remains a goal as legacy systems still require passwords.
Helping people to be ‘net better off’ with Accenture + WorkdayAccenture Technology
Discover how Accenture and Workday can help seamlessly evolve with your organization and position it as a driver of business growth. Read more: https://accntu.re/34wlYU0
This document discusses the digital transformation of high-tech industries. It notes that profit and market value are migrating away from hardware and components towards internet platforms. It identifies trends like artificial intelligence, internet of things, cloud computing and edge processing driving changes. Few product companies have fully transformed, with internet platform companies outpacing spending on research and development. The document outlines a framework for companies to transform their core business while growing new business models in areas like connected products, living products and services, and ecosystem platforms. It emphasizes the need for digital talent and factories to drive transformation.
The workforce and HR play a major role in a company’s digital transformation. Learn about new trends and strategies to jump start and fuel your journey.
Accenture's Technology Vision 2021 details emerging technology trends that will help companies get back on track & build their future post COVID-19. Read more.
CEOs and HR leaders face challenges in attracting and retaining talent as skills gaps are widening. Future-ready organizations prioritize elevating their people by fostering an agile workforce with in-demand skills through reskilling. They leverage data and technology to improve talent acquisition, development and productivity, and collaborate across functions to close gaps between business and IT. Maturity levels are advanced through building ecosystem partnerships, digital readiness of employees, and a culture of continuous learning.
Nonprofit reinvention in a time of unprecedented changeaccenture
Nonprofits face increasing pressures from rising demand, diversified revenue needs, rapid technology changes, and evolving constituent expectations. To address these challenges, leading nonprofits are transforming their strategies, improving constituent engagement, empowering their workforce, and leveraging data and analytics. The document discusses how organizations are reimagining their missions, digital experiences, people strategies, and use of insights to strengthen performance and impact.
The document summarizes key findings from an Accenture analysis of how demand for different energy sources may change between now and 2035. It identifies five portfolio plays that could help oil and gas companies succeed in the changing energy landscape: 1) Growing natural gas demand, especially in Asia. 2) Producing oil at the lowest possible cost. 3) Developing carbon capture and industrial efficiency technologies. 4) Producing "blue" hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture. 5) Winning in biofuels and low-carbon products like bio-lubricants. The analysis projects continued overall energy demand growth but significant changes in the fuel mix across regions and sectors.
This document discusses building an engine for continuous innovation. It outlines three major building blocks that companies can use to assemble their unique innovation DNA: maturing digital technologies, scientific advancements, and DARQ capabilities (distributed ledgers, artificial intelligence, extended reality, and quantum computing). Leading companies are leveraging these building blocks by commoditizing digital transformations, collaborating across industries on scientific research, and integrating new technologies into their operations. The document advocates that companies examine their current innovation approaches, set goals to develop a comprehensive innovation DNA, and partner with other organizations to drive continuous innovation.
Leaders in oil and gas reinvention are taking decisive, holistic actions across five key areas (competitiveness, carbon, connectivity, customer, and culture) to reinvent their businesses. They are balancing investments in hydrocarbons with growing a low-carbon portfolio. Leaders are also focusing on total enterprise reinvention, setting reasonable expectations, and strengthening capabilities. In carbon, leaders are setting ambitious emission reduction targets and meaningfully investing in decarbonization. They are also integrating multiple solutions to accelerate decarbonization progress. Leaders prioritize digital connectivity, customer experiences, and culture change led from the top to build capabilities for the future.
What does the future look like? Is it a dark space where we’re suffering from varying degrees of techamphetamine or are we heading towards a Utopian fantasy of abundance and harmony?
Understanding that our basic human needs and wants barely change, we explore the future state of a range of topics; from our need for physical sustenance through to our age-long fascination of transcending the limitations of our biology.
Looking at the future from a human perspective, our potential for greatness is teetering on a fine line between darkness and hope. We’re banking on the latter.
This document summarizes trends in human resource management and information technology. It discusses how the role of HR managers is shifting to be more strategic and focus on change management. It also outlines trends in international HRM, the focus on developing skills to match future jobs. In IT, it summarizes the growth of cloud computing, virtualization, mobility, energy efficient data centers, social networking, and collaboration technologies.
This document summarizes trends in human resource management and information technology. It discusses how the role of HR managers is shifting to be more strategic and focus on change management. It also outlines trends in international HRM, the focus on developing skills to match future jobs. In IT, it summarizes the growth of cloud computing, virtualization, mobility, energy efficient data centers, social networking, and collaboration technologies.
Metaverse opportunities for the communications industryaccenture
The document discusses the opportunity for communications service providers (CSPs) in the growing metaverse market. It outlines that while CSPs enabled the growth of the internet, other companies captured most of the value. The metaverse could unlock the next wave of growth for CSPs. CSPs are well-positioned due to their network infrastructure, identity/billing capabilities, and trusted relationships. The document identifies three potential archetypes for CSPs in the metaverse - performance player, orchestrator, and disruptor. It provides examples of use cases and emphasizes the need for CSPs to develop metaverse-ready networks through products, platforms, performance, and partnerships.
Thabo Ndlela- Leveraging AI for enhanced Customer Service and Experienceitnewsafrica
The document provides an overview of Accenture's capabilities for leveraging AI to enhance customer service and experience. It discusses challenges facing contact centers like increasing volumes, talent shortages, and legacy technology issues. It also covers key customer trends like the explosion of AI/chat and the blurring of online and offline channels. The presentation proposes using generative AI to transform customer journeys and reimagine interactions through proactive outreach, conversational analytics, and virtual agent design.
This document summarizes Accenture's journey to becoming a passwordless enterprise. It discusses how passwords present security risks and financial burdens. Accenture partnered with Microsoft to use passwordless authentication solutions like Windows Hello, the Microsoft Authenticator app, and FIDO2 tokens. This removed the need for passwords but required identifying all applications, enabling solutions, and gaining user adoption through communication. Accenture has now enabled over 500,000 users with passwordless methods and sees benefits like faster login times and improved security. The full transition remains a goal as legacy systems still require passwords.
Helping people to be ‘net better off’ with Accenture + WorkdayAccenture Technology
Discover how Accenture and Workday can help seamlessly evolve with your organization and position it as a driver of business growth. Read more: https://accntu.re/34wlYU0
This document discusses the digital transformation of high-tech industries. It notes that profit and market value are migrating away from hardware and components towards internet platforms. It identifies trends like artificial intelligence, internet of things, cloud computing and edge processing driving changes. Few product companies have fully transformed, with internet platform companies outpacing spending on research and development. The document outlines a framework for companies to transform their core business while growing new business models in areas like connected products, living products and services, and ecosystem platforms. It emphasizes the need for digital talent and factories to drive transformation.
The workforce and HR play a major role in a company’s digital transformation. Learn about new trends and strategies to jump start and fuel your journey.
Accenture's Technology Vision 2021 details emerging technology trends that will help companies get back on track & build their future post COVID-19. Read more.
CEOs and HR leaders face challenges in attracting and retaining talent as skills gaps are widening. Future-ready organizations prioritize elevating their people by fostering an agile workforce with in-demand skills through reskilling. They leverage data and technology to improve talent acquisition, development and productivity, and collaborate across functions to close gaps between business and IT. Maturity levels are advanced through building ecosystem partnerships, digital readiness of employees, and a culture of continuous learning.
Nonprofit reinvention in a time of unprecedented changeaccenture
Nonprofits face increasing pressures from rising demand, diversified revenue needs, rapid technology changes, and evolving constituent expectations. To address these challenges, leading nonprofits are transforming their strategies, improving constituent engagement, empowering their workforce, and leveraging data and analytics. The document discusses how organizations are reimagining their missions, digital experiences, people strategies, and use of insights to strengthen performance and impact.
The document summarizes key findings from an Accenture analysis of how demand for different energy sources may change between now and 2035. It identifies five portfolio plays that could help oil and gas companies succeed in the changing energy landscape: 1) Growing natural gas demand, especially in Asia. 2) Producing oil at the lowest possible cost. 3) Developing carbon capture and industrial efficiency technologies. 4) Producing "blue" hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture. 5) Winning in biofuels and low-carbon products like bio-lubricants. The analysis projects continued overall energy demand growth but significant changes in the fuel mix across regions and sectors.
This document discusses building an engine for continuous innovation. It outlines three major building blocks that companies can use to assemble their unique innovation DNA: maturing digital technologies, scientific advancements, and DARQ capabilities (distributed ledgers, artificial intelligence, extended reality, and quantum computing). Leading companies are leveraging these building blocks by commoditizing digital transformations, collaborating across industries on scientific research, and integrating new technologies into their operations. The document advocates that companies examine their current innovation approaches, set goals to develop a comprehensive innovation DNA, and partner with other organizations to drive continuous innovation.
Leaders in oil and gas reinvention are taking decisive, holistic actions across five key areas (competitiveness, carbon, connectivity, customer, and culture) to reinvent their businesses. They are balancing investments in hydrocarbons with growing a low-carbon portfolio. Leaders are also focusing on total enterprise reinvention, setting reasonable expectations, and strengthening capabilities. In carbon, leaders are setting ambitious emission reduction targets and meaningfully investing in decarbonization. They are also integrating multiple solutions to accelerate decarbonization progress. Leaders prioritize digital connectivity, customer experiences, and culture change led from the top to build capabilities for the future.
What does the future look like? Is it a dark space where we’re suffering from varying degrees of techamphetamine or are we heading towards a Utopian fantasy of abundance and harmony?
Understanding that our basic human needs and wants barely change, we explore the future state of a range of topics; from our need for physical sustenance through to our age-long fascination of transcending the limitations of our biology.
Looking at the future from a human perspective, our potential for greatness is teetering on a fine line between darkness and hope. We’re banking on the latter.
This document summarizes trends in human resource management and information technology. It discusses how the role of HR managers is shifting to be more strategic and focus on change management. It also outlines trends in international HRM, the focus on developing skills to match future jobs. In IT, it summarizes the growth of cloud computing, virtualization, mobility, energy efficient data centers, social networking, and collaboration technologies.
This document summarizes trends in human resource management and information technology. It discusses how the role of HR managers is shifting to be more strategic and focus on change management. It also outlines trends in international HRM, the focus on developing skills to match future jobs. In IT, it summarizes the growth of cloud computing, virtualization, mobility, energy efficient data centers, social networking, and collaboration technologies.
#Human Resource Management Challenges in the Digital Age# by Mr. Samantha Rat...CPM Sri Lanka
The document discusses the challenges facing HR in adapting to the digital age. It provides an overview of how digitization is transforming HR processes like recruitment, talent identification, and employee engagement. While many organizations still rely on traditional HR methods, the document advocates for HR to embrace new digital technologies and adopt a more human-centered, data-driven approach to keep up with the pace of business and remain relevant.
Let’s have a look at the HR industry trends that human resource leaders should be aware of in 2022!
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This document discusses predictions for HR and talent management trends in 2024. It notes that skills strategies will continue to evolve, focusing on skills as currency for workforce planning and hiring. Learning and development will be more personalized using AI to match skills to content and create virtual coaching tools. Performance management will move away from annual reviews towards ongoing conversations linked to skills development. Internal talent mobility will increase as organizations encourage employees to take on new projects and roles using their skills.
The document discusses how human resource management (HRM) can help foster entrepreneurial success in the future of work. It outlines trends shaping the future workplace like technological advancements, remote work, and changing skills needs. Poor HRM practices are also shown to have led to startup failures through examples. The role of HRM in supporting entrepreneurship through talent acquisition, culture building, and performance management is explained. Real case studies from companies in India demonstrate how HRM has contributed to entrepreneurial growth. In conclusion, HRM can identify entrepreneurial talent, create an innovative culture, offer flexible work arrangements, and promote diversity to nurture entrepreneurial success.
Elevating the Digital Employee ExperienceCognizant
To address the changing dynamic of a more digitally savvy workforce, HR organizations must tap into advanced analytics and harness 'as a service' delivery models to raise the bar on talent acquisition and development, as well as to inform new employee compensation and collaboration initiatives.
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Chief human-resource officers in Europe say a shift to employee-centric policies is long overdue. The pandemic is a big factor in their thinking, but process fatigue has been building for some time.
2022, challenges and opportunities for leadersAna Ber
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HR technology has revolutionized the way the entire HR function works by making processes easier and assisting with strategic decisions. Enterprises are increasingly adopting HR technology to automate all HR functions from planning to recruitment, onboarding, performance management, learning and development, and surveys. This integration of tools across the HR lifecycle and employee journey provides benefits like improved productivity, forecasting, resource allocation, data security, employee engagement, and lower attrition. The use of mobile solutions and social platforms also enhances communication, transparency and the employee experience. Overall, HR technology helps organizations acquire and retain engaged talent more effectively.
Latest trends in human resource management (By- Ravi Thakur from CMD)Ravi Thakur
This document discusses several topics related to human resource management including the nature, scope, and trends in HRM. It describes HRM as bringing people and organizations together to meet mutual goals. The scope of HRM is divided into personal, welfare, and industrial relations aspects. Key trends discussed include outsourcing HR functions, managing diversity, addressing talent scarcity, emphasizing industrial relations, using social media, and adopting HR technology.
This document provides a summary of 10 trends in employer branding that the author expects to see towards 2020 based on his decade of research and experience in the field. Some of the key trends he identifies include time replacing money as the new currency for employers as work-life balance becomes increasingly important, the blending of functions across organizations as employer branding becomes a whole-business approach, and employer brands becoming truly global as companies strive for alignment across cultures and regions. The author aims to provide insights on how employer branding may evolve and ways for organizations to prepare and adapt to these changes.
This document summarizes 10 key human capital trends from 2017 to 2020 according to annual surveys. The trends include the changing nature of careers, learning, talent acquisition, employee experience, performance management, leadership, digital HR, people analytics, diversity and inclusion, and the future of work involving new technologies. Organizations are shifting from hierarchies to empowered networks and teams and redesigning jobs to leverage both human and technological capabilities. Learning is becoming more continuous, personalized and integrated with work. Well-being, the hyper-connected workplace, data privacy, and social impact are also emerging as important issues.
How is HR addressing dual challenge of being digital and doing digital?Abhinav Singhal
HR Leaders today face a dual challenge of doing digital and being digital. They need to drive the digital transformation agenda and re-skilling efforts on one hand while at the same time transforming their own HR function for the future.
5 Tips HR Software Can Change Your Human Resource Management.pdfHiringMedia
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Building the Digital HR Organization-pagesCeline Burgle
The document discusses how digital technologies are transforming HR and enabling the rise of "digital HR". Key points include:
- Mobile tools, analytics, social media and cloud/SaaS platforms allow HR to engage employees more and deliver services more flexibly.
- Technologies are driving the democratization of talent management by empowering employees and managers.
- HR can apply marketing techniques like customization and targeting to talent processes using technology.
- An integrated HR platform in the cloud provides data and tools to support digital HR capabilities.
- Case studies show how companies like Timken, Barry Callebaut are transforming HR with technologies.
Rewiring HR for WFH, Hybrid work & Future of workBrowne & Mohan
Humans working in tandem with automated robots on shopfloors is increasing. Covid 19 induced WFH is here to stay as an economic and resource strategy for many companies. Human resource (HR) departments must therefore rewire themselves to balance work between digital and human associates. HR systems will be driven by intelligence, own change management and design systems for boundary-spanning workflows, collegial support.
HR needs to adopt new technologies in 2010 to better develop talent management strategies that align the workforce with business goals. These include mobile technologies to provide learning and transactions anywhere; HR analytics to measure metrics tied to profitability and consult business lines; social learning tools to identify expertise, share knowledge, and create communities of best practices; continuous feedback to improve evaluations and productivity; an employee portal for all HR data and workflows; and talent management platforms to unify processes and drive high performance. Adopting these technologies will help HR identify workforce trends, close capability gaps, and enhance connections to better support the business.
Top 9 HR Technology Trends to Influence Your Business in 2023.pdfTheEnterpriseWorld
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FDP ON RM BSUINSS MANAGEMENT IN INDIA MET INSTHarshada Mulay
1) The document announces a one-week faculty development program from July 31 to August 4, 2023 organized by the Research Cell of IMS Ghaziabad on "Outcome Based Education, Learning and Assessment under NEP 2020".
2) The program aims to impart knowledge on outcome-based education to faculty members and help develop skills for a learning-driven student engagement and assessment system as per NEP 2020 guidelines.
3) The sessions will cover various components of outcome-based education including learning outcomes, Bloom's taxonomy, curriculum design, attainment of course and program outcomes, and assessment techniques to improve learning.
The document announces an international research conference on Management, Economics, and Social Sciences to be held on March 15-16, 2024 at the MET Institute of Post Graduate Diploma in Management in Mumbai, India. The conference aims to bring together researchers to exchange ideas on all aspects of management, economics, and social sciences. Key dates include the deadline of January 15, 2024 to register and submit abstracts, and March 5, 2024 to submit full papers. Presentations will be both online and offline. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best papers. Selected papers will be published in the MET Research Journal.
This document discusses the integration of information and communication technology (ICT) in teaching and learning. It defines ICT and outlines its benefits, including being a source of knowledge, medium for transmitting knowledge, and means of interaction. The document describes various ICT tools like multimedia PCs, the internet, and digital libraries. It explains how these tools can enhance learning through visualization, collaboration, motivation, and catering to different learning styles. Overall, the document promotes the use of ICT in education to improve the quality and flexibility of learning.
This document discusses creating a culture of innovation in educational technology and 21st century classrooms. It outlines best practices for building a culture that fosters innovation, revolutionizing the classroom experience, and showcasing expanded and creative technology use. Examples are provided of innovative ICT teaching that integrate digital devices, involve hands-on learning, digital learning, and inquiry-based and real-world projects. The document argues that active learning tools are changing teaching methods across cultural lines to engage students and improve pedagogy and learning outcomes.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Human resources refers to the people that work for an organization and their unique characteristics. Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling human resources to accomplish individual, organizational, and societal goals. The objectives of human resource management are to act as a liaison between management and employees, maintain adequate staffing levels, offer employee benefits and training, maintain high morale, and ensure ethical conduct. Effective management of human resources is important for enterprises, professionals, and national development.
The document discusses sources of new business ideas such as trends, consumers, existing products and services, distribution channels, government, and research and development. It also outlines methods for generating new ideas like focus groups, brainstorming, and problem solving techniques. Finally, it covers defining and classifying innovations, the product development process, and opportunities for e-commerce in new ventures.
This document discusses several models of organizational decision making. It describes programmed and non-programmed decisions, with programmed decisions following established rules and non-programmed decisions made in response to new opportunities and threats. It also discusses rational, bounded rationality, and garbage can models of decision making, highlighting limitations of fully rational models and how intuition and constraints impact real-world decisions. Different models make tradeoffs between optimization and practical constraints.
The document discusses various theories and models of leadership. It begins by defining leadership as the ability to influence others to achieve goals. It then covers several historical theories including: trait theories, which focus on innate qualities; behavioral theories from Ohio State and University of Michigan, which emphasize behaviors like consideration and task focus; and contingency theories like Fiedler's, which note leadership effectiveness depends on situational factors. Later sections discuss path-goal theory, situational leadership, participative models, and new approaches like leader-member exchange theory and strategic/visionary theories involving charismatic and transformational leadership.
The document discusses design thinking and its application at P&G. It provides:
1) A quote from Steve Jobs emphasizing that design is how something works, not just how it looks.
2) An anecdote from Indira Nooyi about visiting markets weekly as a consumer and seeing clutter, motivating P&G to rethink innovation through design thinking.
3) An overview of design thinking as a creative, iterative process to solve problems and develop solutions through empathy, defining problems correctly, ideating solutions, prototyping, and testing.
The Birla Committee report made recommendations to improve corporate governance practices of listed companies in India. It classified recommendations as mandatory or non-mandatory. Mandatory recommendations applied to larger companies and included requirements regarding board composition, audit and remuneration committees, and disclosures. Non-mandatory recommendations covered issues like the role of the chairman and shareholders' rights. Compliance would require restructuring boards and may be difficult for smaller companies.
BirdSong Avenues is a gated community of 60 fully furnished 2 bedroom villas spread across 7 acres of hilltop property in Karjat, offering luxury living at affordable prices. Karjat is known for its natural beauty including hills, greenery, waterfalls, and proximity to attractions like Kondana Caves and Matheran. The development will include amenities like a clubhouse with activities, cafeteria, hiking trails, and bird watching areas to experience nature while living in an eco-friendly community. Staycation India manages the property and assists homebuyers in the purchase and ownership process.
This document discusses performance appraisals, which systematically evaluate employee work behavior and potential. Performance appraisals serve several purposes, including compensation, promotion, training, feedback, and personal growth decisions. They provide benefits from both employer and employee perspectives - allowing companies to implement goals and motivate employees, while giving employees feedback to improve. The performance appraisal process involves establishing standards, measuring actual performance against those standards, discussing the appraisal, and taking corrective action if needed.
The document discusses objectives, philosophy, and strategies for international compensation management. It aims to attract competent expatriates, facilitate movement between subsidiaries and countries, provide consistent pay levels, and be cost-effective. A compensation philosophy guides goals, pay mix, performance appraisal linkage, and market positioning. Compensation is designed based on business inputs, market trends, and employee preferences. Elements include base salary, incentives, allowances, long-term benefits, and taxes, which are administered through salary increases, bands, job rates, and performance appraisals.
The document summarizes key definitions and components of a business model from various authors and experts. It discusses business models as representations of how a company generates revenue and profits. The summary identifies six core components of a business model according to Henry Chesbrough and Richard Rosenbloom: the value proposition, market segment, value chain structure, revenue generation and margins, position in the value network, and competitive strategy. The document also distinguishes a business model from a business strategy.
The Seven Domains Model provides a framework for evaluating business opportunities across seven key domains: market (macro and micro levels), industry (macro and micro levels), and team (aspirations, execution capability, and connections). Conducting thorough analyses across these seven domains can help identify fundamental issues to address before pursuing a new venture and reduce the risk of business failure. The model advocates examining factors such as market and industry attractiveness, the opportunity's competitive advantages, and the team's ability to deliver results.
The document discusses how digital onboarding can help strengthen employee retention and compliance in four key ways:
1) Compliance: Digital onboarding helps ensure all necessary documents are signed and stored securely to protect companies and stay compliant with regulations.
2) Clarification: It establishes a standardized onboarding process through checklists and signatures to ensure all policies and procedures are clearly communicated.
3) Communication: Digital tools allow new employees to complete onboarding tasks before their start date to hit the ground running and ease anxiety.
4) Culture: Companies can introduce new hires to their culture and values early through online resources to help them integrate and feel welcomed.
17&18_Sexual Harassment in the Workplace.pptxHarshada Mulay
The document discusses several high-profile cases of sexual harassment that have occurred in India and abroad. It describes incidents where prominent journalists, CEOs, and politicians have been accused of sexually harassing or assaulting colleagues and subordinates. It also summarizes the findings of a survey which showed that many Indian companies are not fully complying with laws requiring the establishment of internal committees to handle sexual harassment complaints. The document stresses that preventing sexual harassment is a shared responsibility and outlines some strategies for creating a respectful workplace culture and addressing disrespectful behavior when it occurs.
The document discusses business ethics and ethical practices. It outlines the development of business ethics and introduces key concepts like morality, ethics, and Kohlberg's stages of moral development. It then describes five major moral theories used in ethical practices: utilitarianism, rights approach, fairness approach, virtue approach, and common good approach. Finally, it discusses how ethics work in business organizations through codes of conduct and the benefits of ethical organizational culture for internal and external stakeholders.
The document discusses strategic planning, tactical planning, and operational planning. It explains that strategic plans are long-term and involve the entire organization, tactical plans support strategic plans by translating them into specific departmental plans, and operational plans focus on daily processes and procedures at the frontline management level. The document also discusses the purpose of planning, different types of plans, and the importance of contingency planning.
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Objective
To identify the impact of speed limit restrictions in different constituencies over the years with the help of DID technique to conclude whether having strict speed limit restrictions can help to reduce the increasing number of road accidents on weekends.
Context*
Generally, on weekends people tend to spend time with their family and friends and go for outings, parties, shopping, etc. which results in an increased number of vehicles and crowds on the roads.
Over the years a rapid increase in road casualties was observed on weekends by the Government.
In the year 2005, the Government wanted to identify the impact of road safety laws, especially the speed limit restrictions in different states with the help of government records for the past 10 years (1995-2004), the objective was to introduce/revive road safety laws accordingly for all the states to reduce the increasing number of road casualties on weekends
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Strategies
Observe the Difference in Differences between ‘year’ >= 2000 & ‘year’ <2000
Observe the outcome from multiple linear regression by considering all the independent variables & the interaction term
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2. Nasscom Future of Work Charter
Future
of Jobs
Future of
Workforce
Future of
Workplace
• Evolving job roles
• New work models
• New tools and
technologies
• New age workforce
• People practices and
policies
• Employee Value
Proposition (EVP)
• Redesigned workplace
• Collaborative
workplace
• Communication,
Culture and Trust
3. Four Dimensions of the Future of Work
WHAT WE
NEED
HOW WE
WORK
HOW WE
LEAD
HOW WE
ORGANIZE
Leadership
Societal
Leadership
Ways of
Working
Organization
Talent
Space, Design,
Location
Tools &
Technology
Learning &
Development
Employee Work
Models
Productivity
Customer
Relationships
Culture
4. Table of Content
The Pandemic Years
HR Priorities 2023
Work From Anywhere (WFX): A Tug of War
01
Hiring and Retention: Recruitment to Retirement
02
Skilling: Building Empathy into Leadership
03
HRTech: Digital Transformation of HR
04
Organisation Culture: Nurturing Corporate DNA
05
Employee Experience: A New Employee Value Proposition
06
Conclusion
Appendix
5. The duration of the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown was both chaotic and worrying for enterprises and
employees. We saw the great migration to homes across the country; we witnessed the shift of office work to
homes; we struggled with physical and mental health issues; we battled the impact of Covid-19 while juggling
office work and home work.
This period also saw unprecedented movement in the job market, especially for the technology industry.
Companies looked to stock up on talent that saw employees get multiple job offers and wages bills sky-rocketed.
New employees, especially freshers (Gen Z), struggled to relate to the organisation and its culture. As digital
transformation went into the fast lane due to the pandemic, demand for specific skills increased exponentially.
And as such, hiring took a rather competitive turn with organizations willing to attract/retain employees even as
salary levels sky-rocketed.
HR teams also faced multiple challenges in retaining employees. While very effort was made to ensure smooth
work from home, they have had to contend with rising cases of moonlighting, fake candidature, employee churn
and salary negotiations.
The Pandemic Years
6. 2022 saw the fear of the pandemic receding and daily life gradually returning to normal. Technology enterprises
began to explore the return to office and soon realised that this was easier said than done. Employees (mainly
millennials) had become comfortable with the flexibility that WFH offered; on the other hand, enterprises opined
that face-to-face interactions and collaboration is a must for driving innovation and for generating fresh ideas.
With 2023 well underway, we are still exploring the evolving employee-employer relationship. To better
understand this and identify HR priorities for 2023, we held a series of CHRO roundtables across
Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru & NCR, under the nasscom Future of Work initiative. We had
leaders from close to 70 companies representing the technology spectrum participate (large, medium, small,
GCCs; IT services, BPM, ER&D, Sw. products, e-Commerce) and share their insights.
This document presents a summary of these discussions, and we will be organising various events throughout the
year to address these topics.
2023 will be a Year of Consolidation
7. Work From Anywhere (WFX):
A Tug of War
Hiring and Retention:
Recruitment to Retirement
Skilling:
Building Empathy into Leadership
1
2
3
HRTech:
Digital Transformation of HR
Organisation Culture:
Nurturing Corporate DNA
Employee Experience:
A New Employee Value Proposition
4
6
HR Priorities 2023
8. WORK FROM ANYWHERE (WFX):
A TUG OF WAR
While the journey back to office has commenced, where
the office is, is being re-defined. 2023 will continue to
see the hybrid work model – a mix of office, home, and
remote. Our research and follow on discussions with
CHROs indicates that for India’s technology industry,
the ratio of employees working from home and working
in office is, on average, about 70:30.
Many companies indicated that they have mandated
work from office for at least 2-3 days a week. A few
have mandated 100% return to office policy. What is
varying is who is expected to report to office and when.
Most firms are giving full flexibility to individual teams
and managers to decide on this.
BEST PRACTICES
Crystal Clear Communication: Whatever the stand,
companies stressed the need for clear, transparent and
consistent communication from all levels of leadership
Make Return to Office Attractive: Firms are taking steps
to get employees excited about return to office:
Relationship-building events, sprints, hackathons,
brainstorming sessions, CSR programs to name a few
Satellite/Mushroom Offices: Firms are expanding their
presence in Tier II/III locations by either setting up
satellite offices or investing in co-working spaces
Onboarding new employees: In-person exercise to
connect to the organization & its culture and to build
inter-personal relations
1
9. With unprecedented levels of hiring in 2022, CHROs
indicated they are in a correction mode involving a
freeze on hiring or higher fresher hiring, right hiring, or
internal job rotations.
The long COVID-19 driven lockdown followed later by
self-imposed isolation resulted in a lack of in-person
social interactions and blurred work/home/life
boundaries. This led to greater concerns about mental
wellbeing of employees.
Current and potential employees are keen to work for
purpose-driven organisations–take the lead in areas like
climate change & sustainability, diversity & inclusion,
creating social impact, etc.
BEST PRACTICES
Employee Wellbeing: With a special focus on mental
wellbeing, Programs focused on work-life balance,
wellness apps, counselling and support groups
Moonlighting: Perspectives differ across organisations
and companies are experimenting with internal gig
platforms/talent marketplaces. Some firms are open to
external gig projects so long as employees take proper
approvals
Internal mobility: Firms experimenting with in-house
incubation centres, internal gig platforms for employees
to advance their careers and for learning & development
Talent marketplace: As their internal hiring practice, firms
are investing in platforms to market open positions
2HIRING AND RETENTION:
RECRUITMENT TO RETIREMENT
10. Always among the top 3 priorities for the HR organization, 2023 will see HR focus on Empathetic Leadership & on
honing Managerial Capabilities (esp. first-time managers) to thrive in a hybrid model. Upskilling & reskilling in
skills of the future will continue - UX, AI/Gen AI, Data science, Full Stack Engineers, Cloud, Data security, etc.
BEST PRACTICES - Managers
Build streamlined processes and supportive culture - resulting
in lower attrition and a more engaged workforce
Guidelines, frameworks, documentations being put in place
to effectively manage hybrid teams
Training managers to utilize empathy, personalized connects,
behavioural hacks to connect with team members
Mandated certification to improve capabilities in managing
teams
Developing facilitation skills for collaborative problem-solving
3
BEST PRACTICES - Employees
Conducting tech fairs, gig projects, monthly learning day,
interactive online training programs, etc.
Regular assessments of skills needed for the future and
implementing upskilling/reskilling programs based on
demand - Pro-actively design curriculum for future business
In-person trainings to establish employee connect
CHROs take on Gen AI is that it will augment employees’
ability for data-driven analysis. Training employees on right
usage of AI will be on their agenda
SKILLING:
BUILDING EMPATHY INTO LEADERSHIP
11. 4
Hybrid work has expanded organisation boundaries and
technology is playing a key role in maintaining
employee engagement, collaboration, communication,
project management, career development, learning &
development and more.
Organizations are increasingly investing in upskilling
initiatives and are using AI-generated career paths to
help employees develop the relevant skills and
competencies.
BEST PRACTICES
Power apps embedded with AI/ML for managers to
better understand their team's needs & preferences
Identify use cases of Gen AI & metaverse to embed in
organization's systems to make most of employee-based
programs
Employee collaboration & engagement platforms:
Yammer and others; Chatbots for independent learning
Learning & development tools: Track employee skilling
requirements, assign job roles based on these skills
Leverage sentiment analysis tools for real-time pulse
tracking
Productivity & efficiency hacks: Tools for project
management, time & productivity management, etc.
HRTECH:
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF HR
12. Many CHROs we spoke with highlighted maintaining
organisation culture in the hybrid work model as one of
their key priorities. A related point was to imbibe this
culture within the newer workforce, esp. freshers and
those who joined during the pandemic. With a
distributed work environment, HR and CXOs are worried
about the dilution of organisation culture & values,
leading to lower engagement with employees.
Firms are hoping that a return to office would address
this issue and are therefore putting in efforts to make
return to office attractive – a magnet rather than a
mandate.
BEST PRACTICES
Firms have started evaluating their existing policies & HR
processes to ensure these are suitable for and efficient &
effective in the current environment
Senior leadership is travelling and meeting employees -
women leaders in a region, new joiners, first-time
managers, etc. - to instill core values of the organization
Leveraging alumni networks to foster ongoing
engagement bet. existing and former employees
Fostering a sense of community and shared values
ORGANISATION CULTURE:
NURTURING CORPORATE DNA
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13. 6
Employee experience is a function of work & workplace,
organisational culture, flexible policies, technology, and
inclusion & equity. As HR works to engage with and
retain employees in the face of rising attrition, their
focus has shifted from building Employee Experiences
to creating Life Experiences.
Conversations are therefore shifting from monetary
benefits (tangible) to non-monetary benefits (in-
tangible) incl. flexibility to work from anywhere, career
growth, building skills, job satisfaction, creating a great
work environment and building a sense of shared
purpose.
BEST PRACTICES
Change in perspective: Being seen as people/customers -
Listen to and understand employee perspectives and
accept diverse opinions
Recognition: Appreciation must be immediate and visible
Open conversations: An opportunity to understand
various aspects of their work experience to foster a more
positive and engaged workplace. Regular mentoring is
helping match their progress with their aspirations
Wellness: Continue the focus on holistic wellness including
physical, financial, social and mental/emotional
Career aspirations: Personalised career roadmaps,
flexibility to evolve roles & specific career advancement
programs for at-risk employees to arrest attrition
EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE:
A NEW EMPLOYEE VALUE PROPOSITION
14. What is clear from the pandemic driven change and more recently, the buzz around Generative AI & its potential
impact on work and workforce, is that HR policies and the HR teams will have to be more agile & flexible in
adapting to change.
HR policies & strategies will need to be reviewed more frequently than before – at least once a year – to keep pace
with the changes. What is also clear is that the ‘one size fits all’ approach is no longer relevant, and companies
may need to adapt HR policies to consider generational diversity.
Organisations that can keep pace with the shifts in technology/job roles/skills, that proactively respond to the
changing employer-employee dynamics and build a human-centric approach, will be the next great place to work.
In Conclusion
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