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Visier l analy&c applica&ons for people THE “DATAFICATION” OF HR: GRADUATING FROM METRICS TO ANALYTICS Ian J. Cook Director, Product Management, Visier

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Datafication is a new term used to describe the process of turning an existing business into a “data business.” In HR it refers to our increasing ability to use Talent Analytics to understand more and more about our people, HR practices and processes, and external demographics. Global competition for talent, outsourcing labor, compliance legislation, remote workers, aging populations – these are just a few of the daunting challenges faced by HR organizations today. Yet the most commonly monitored workforce metrics do very little to deliver true insight into these topics. Leaders need to graduate from metrics to analytics, surfacing the important connections and patterns in their data to make better workforce decisions. Learn the difference between metrics and analytics, as well as key analytics and their values in these core areas: Recruiting Effectiveness Performance Talent Retention Employee Movement Total Rewards The challenges in today’s business environment require new approaches to remain competitive in an ever-shrinking world of global competition. By graduating from metrics to analytics, HR professionals and leaders can better understand the contributing factors that are impacting their organization, and take the right actions to implement programs that will provide a true competitive advantage. View the full webinar recording here: http://www.visier.com/lp/the-datafication-of-hr-graduating-from-metrics-to-analytics/ Download the companion white paper here: http://www.visier.com/lp/wp-datafication-of-hr/

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THE  “DATAFICATION”  OF  HR:  GRADUATING  FROM  METRICS  TO  ANALYTICS  

Ian  J.  Cook  Director,  Product  Management,  Visier    

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Workforce Analytics and Planning. Smart. Intuitive. Complete.

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TODAY’S  AGENDA  

§  Trends  Shaping  the  “Datafica&on”  of  HR  §  How  to  Graduate  from  Metrics  to  Analy&cs:  

– Talent  Reten&on  – Recrui&ng  Effec&veness  – Performance  – Total  Rewards  – Employee  Movement  

§  Common  PiMalls  to  Avoid  

 

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TRENDS  SHAPING  THE  “DATAFICATION”  OF  HR  

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ECONOMIC  DRIVERS  

Hire  Right  

Demographic  ShiD  

Retain  Top  Talent  

Skills  Shortages  

Ensure  Diversity  

Economic  Flux  

Op&mize  Spending  

CompeKKve  Pressures  

more  than  ever  before  workforce  insight    and    planning  agility    are  crucial  to  business  performance  

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FACTORS  DRIVING  CHANGE:    HEIGHTENED  COMPETITION  

“…  stock  market  returns  are  30%  higher  than  the  S&P  500,  they  are  twice  as  likely  to  be  delivering  high  impact  recrui&ng  solu&ons,  and  their  leadership  pipelines  are  2.5X  healthier.”  

Josh  Bersin,  October  2013  

“…have  a  hard-­‐to-­‐replicate  compeKKve  advantage.”  

Harvard  Business  Review    Compe&ng  on  Talent  Analy&cs,  

October  2013  

“…  improve  talent  outcomes  by  12%,  leading  to  a  6%  improvement  in  gross  profit  margin,  which  translated  into  $18.9M  in  savings  for  every  $1B  in  revenue.  

CEB,  Analy&cs  Survey,  2013  

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FACTORS  DRIVING  CHANGE:  ECONOMIC  INFLUENCE  OF  HR  SUCCESS  

“Compared  with  low  performing  companies,  high  performing  companies..    

1.  Build  stronger  people  leaders  2.  Do  more  to  a]ract  and  retain  talented  people  3.  Treat  and  track  performance  with  transparency”  

Source:  BCG,  From  capability  to  profitability,  2012  

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“THE  WAR  FOR  DATA  IS  ON”  JOSH  BERSIN,  BERSIN  BY  DELOITTE  (OCTOBER  2013)  

Level  1:  Reac&ve  –  Opera&onal  Repor&ng  Ad  hoc,  reac&onary  

Level  2:  Proac&ve  –  Advanced  Repor&ng  Rou&ne,  benchmarking,  dashboards  

Level  3:  Strategic  Analy&cs  Segmenta&on,  analysis,  people  models  

Level  4:  Predic&ve  Analy&cs  Predic&ve  models,  scenario  planning  

Source:  Bersin  by  Deloi]e  2013  

56%  

4%  

10%  

30%  

If you are not investing in an integrated analytics capability within HR and creating a Big Data solution … you’re going to fall behind.

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BIG  DATA  GOES  MAINSTREAM  

§  Big  Data  has  one  or  more  of:  –  Volume:  large,  or  rapidly  increasing,  amounts  of  data  

–  Velocity:  rapid  response  or  movement  of  data  in  and  out  –  Variety:  large  differences  in  types  or  sources  of  data  

§  Big  Data  lets  you  ask  and  answer  ques&ons  that  historically  were  impossible,  or  prohibi&vely  expensive  –  thanks  for  hardware  and  sodware  technology  innova&ons  

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IN-­‐MEMORY  “BIG  DATA  READY”  TECHNOLOGY  

CPU  

The  “brain”   Short-­‐term  memory   Long-­‐term  memory  Like:  

Can:   Do  1  billion  things  a  second  

Fetch  25  million  pieces  of  data  a  second  

Fetch  100  pieces  of  data  a  second  

250,000  Kmes  faster  

It  takes:   1  second   2.9  days  1  minute   25  weeks  

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DEFINITIONS  

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DEFINITIONS  

Metrics  

 §  A  system  or  standard  of  

measurement  

AnalyKcs  

§  The  systema&c  computa&onal  analysis  of  data  or  sta&s&cs  

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HOW  TO  GRADUATE  FROM  METRICS  TO  ANALYTICS  

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RETENTION  ≠  TURNOVER  

§  Turnover  is  not  sufficient  because….  

§  Lots  of  reasons  people  turnover  –  some  good  /  some  bad  

§  Once  someone  has  led  it  is  hard  to  get  them  back  

§  One  number  tells  you  nothing  about  how  to  change  the  outcome  

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RETENTION  ANALYTICS  

Modern  algorithms  deliver  a  far  more  sophis&cated  analysis  of  exits  and  provide  insight  into  how  to  reduce  them.  

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EFFECTIVE  HIRING  ≠  TIME  TO  HIRE  

FAST  

GOOD  

CHEAP  

§  Speed  is  highly  dependent  on  the  market  condi&ons  affec&ng  the  type  of  talent  being  hired  

 §  Priori&zing  speed  over  quality  can  

have  nega&ve  results  

§  EffecKveness  is  not  a  single  concept  §  For  example,  hourly  paid  staff  vs.  

execu&ve  level  hires  

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RECRUITING  ANALYTICS  

Analy&cs  applies  powerful  visualiza&on  techniques  to  put  cri&cal  business  answers  in  front  of  decision  makers  –  in  an  intui&ve  way.  

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PERFORMANCE  ≠  APPRAISAL  PARTICIPATION  

§  The  change  in  focus  for  performance  is  the  essence  of  the  shid  in  HR    from  transac&onal  to  strategic  

§  It  is  more  important  to  analyze  the  impact,  quality  and  fairness  of  your  performance  process…  than  to  count  the  number  of  people  who  took  part!  

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PERFORMANCE  ANALYTICS  

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TOTAL  REWARDS  ANALYZED  

Analy&cs  are  designed  to  provide  answers  to  important  business  ques&ons  like:-­‐  “What  caused  our  compensa&on  budget  to  change  in  Q1?”  

 By  providing  these  types  of  answers  the  business  can  make  be]er  decisions  –  leading  

to  be]er  results.  

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HEADCOUNT  REPORTING  

Business  Unit   Q1  2013   Q2  2013   Q3  2013   Q4  2013   Q1  2014  Sales   554   549   557   560   550  Manufacturing   1320   1314   1328   1345   1355  Services   432   430   424   420   425  R&D   45   40   44   48   40  Finance   15   15   14   15   14  HR   17   15   16   18   16                          Total   2383   2363   2383   2406   2398  Forecast   2440   2420   2390   2398   2409  Difference   -­‐57   -­‐57   -­‐7   8   -­‐11  

This  is  an  example  of  the  typical  headcount  report.      It  is  extremely  limited  in  its  ability  to  support  decisions  and  can  hide  

important  detail.  

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HEADCOUNT  ANALYZED  

Analy&cs  shows  you  the  whole  story  related  to  the  change  in  headcount.    There  are  a  total  of  546  moves  that  make  up  a  net  change  of  3.      

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COMMON  PITFALLS  TO  AVOID  

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MY  DATA  IS  BAD,  I  NEED  TO  CLEAN  IT  FIRST….  

§  You  are  not  alone  

§  HR  data  is  inherently  “bad”  and  difficult  to  integrate  

§  But  you  do  not  need  to  let  this  hold  you  up  with  analy&cs  

“Our  workforce  data  is  bad,  inconsistent,  incomplete,  constantly  changing….”  

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DO  NOT  LET  BAD  DATA  HOLD  YOU  UP  

§  Analy&cs  is  about  making  decisions,  but  not  all  decisions  are  equal  

Impact  of  decision  

Quality  of  data   Inefficient  

Risky  decision  

Aim  for  the  green  zone!  

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DO  NOT  LET  BAD  DATA  HOLD  YOU  UP  

§  People  enter  data,  therefore,  Bad  Data  is  a  given  §  Aim  for  con&nuous  improvement  §  Create  auto-­‐rules  that  correct  common  mistakes  

 

NYC Manhattan

New York City NY Queens

Big Apple

Bronx

N. York Harlem

Midtown Chelsea Battery Park

= New York

N.Y.

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MY  IT  DEPARTMENT  IS  TOO  BUSY  

§  IT  oden  lacks  the  resources  to  support  HR  beyond  transac&onal  systems  

§  Tradi&onal  Business  Intelligence  /  analy&cs  solu&ons  take  a  year+  and  $1  Million+  to  implement,  and  more  to  maintain  

§  Look  for  cloud  solu&ons,  provided  as  a  service,  which  remove  the  burden  and  cost  from  IT  

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WE  NEED  TO  CREATE  A  DATA  WAREHOUSE  

§  More  than  50%  of  data  warehouse  projects  have  limited  acceptance  or  fail  (Gartner)    

§  Between  70%  to  80%  of  corporate  business  intelligence  projects  fail  (Gartner)    

§  The  average  price  for  a  data  warehouse  is  $2.3M  (IDC)  

§  The  &me  to  implement  a  data  warehouse  ranges  from  12-­‐36  months  

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INSTEAD  OF    TRADITIONAL  DATA  WAREHOUSE…  

§  Look  at  cloud  solu&ons  that:  – Use  modern  technologies  –  in-­‐memory  data  warehouse  

– Have  dedicated  expert  resources  who  have  implemented  many  &mes  before    

– Have  a  well-­‐defined  but  flexible  data  model  •  Pre-­‐built  =  speed,  low  risk  •  Flexible  =  adjust  to  your  business  needs.  Change  as  your  business  changes  (new  ques&ons,  new  sources  of  data)