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11 11, 2022

“Strategic HR” – also in execution

By |2022-11-11T10:23:58+01:00November 11th, 2022|HR Transformation, Human Capital Management, Leadership, Strategy Execution|3 Comments

Strategy and HR are not easy to bring together. Even if this seems to work, the transition from development to implementation is a major challenge. […]

10 10, 2022

Flexibility affects competency strategy

By |2022-10-10T07:21:52+02:00October 10th, 2022|Business Model, Competence Management, Strategic Workforce Planning|0 Comments

Strategic workforce planning still took place in a largely stability-oriented environment until the pandemic began. This has already changed and will change fundamentally. […]

22 09, 2022

Strategic courage in VUCA times

By |2022-09-22T12:26:42+02:00September 22nd, 2022|HR Transformation, Strategy Development, Strategy Execution|0 Comments

We are not only familiar with terms like volatility and agility, we use them and experience what they mean on a daily basis. But how does this fit in with strategy and planning? […]

12 08, 2022

Transformation: paths and results

By |2022-08-12T10:03:27+02:00August 12th, 2022|Culture of Innovation, Digital Transformation, Talent Management|0 Comments

Do you feel it too? The more numerous the “impacts” become – Corona virus, persistent supply bottlenecks, war in Ukraine, energy prices, climate protection targets, supply of skilled workers, to name just a few – the more determinedly numerous companies are setting comprehensive transformation processes in motion. […]

30 06, 2022

People Analytics: Strategy tops HR

By |2025-04-08T16:52:58+02:00June 30th, 2022|Artificial Intelligence, Human Capital Management, Strategic Workforce Planning, Strategy Execution, Workforce Analytics|2 Comments

The more CHROs focus on the customer journey relevant to them, the more we see a shift in the focus of people analytics. […]

15 03, 2022

Disruption succeeds with STEM skills

By |2022-03-15T08:05:35+01:00March 15th, 2022|Competence Management, Culture of Innovation, Strategic Workforce Planning|0 Comments

The trigger for this article is a study by the German Economic Institute from 2021 (in German), which I recently read and which has been on my mind ever since. […]

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