Reporting System

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A useful reporting system is worth more than the sum of large numbers of reports. Based on our background and experience, our reporting system is characterized as follows:

  • We place the focus of our content on the areas of HR and finances. In particular, we focus on marketing and recruiting figures and indices,
  • we have compiled a database on the topics of education and training and use it for benchmarking studies by fields and company sizes within the DACH-Region,
  • we have a high degree of experience when it comes to product and process costs, even in our performance catalogs the standard is to include a time-driven activity-based cost approach,
  • we utilize statistical-mathematical procedures to examine the connection between cause and effect,
  • we combine financial and non-financial performance variables as defined by “integrated reporting” in order to sustainably support strategy implementation, and
  • we depict results graphically in dashboards and prepare executive summaries within company-specific CI-concepts.

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Ms. Christiane Mayer

Morgenröte 8a, Germany-68305 Mannheim
Tel.: +49 621 7481 742, Fax: +49 621 7481 741

E-Mail: christiane.mayer@strimgroup.org

Lecture on “Business Impact” in Zurich

Our CEO, Dr. Volker Mayer, will give a lecture on November 7, 2014 in Zurich on "Relationships between Leadership Development, Employee Engagement and Business Performance" at 10 AM. The conference "4th annual HR Transformation, Talent and Employee Engagement Forum" is hosted by Thought Leader Global in the Swissotel Zurich.

Human Resources is facing three key challenges in its role as strategic business partner:

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Bridging the Strategy-to-Performance Gap

Written by Bruce Nixon, CEO of Holocentric

 

A study found that executives typically deliver only 63 percent of their strategy’s potential due to breakdowns in planning or execution. Even the greatest strategies struggle if executed improperly.

The costs of strategy failures for a business can include confusion among the workforce, disparity between the organisation’s vision and its day-to-day operations, misuse of resources and waste of time and money.

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