| 2012 Talent Strategy and Workforce Planning Conference |
January 30-February 1, 2012 — Atlanta, GAIn 2010, in the middle of global economic crises, HR’s biggest concern was simply company survival and how to do much more with much less. Now, attention has shifted to planning for and operating in a perpetually uncertain economic future. Managing talent in this environment requires two things; strategic workforce planning, not just thinking headcount planning, and successfully implementing the plan, not just constructing it. Strategic workforce planning has always required thoughtful design and accurate analysis, and many organizations perform well in this important phase. Yet most organizations struggle to move past the creation phase and into successful implementation, and “the plan” quickly becomes divorced from reality and irrelevant. Others overlook the need for continual, regular revision and course-correction, or fail to connect the plan to acquisition, onboarding, or succession planning. Others see the potential connection yet are so encumbered by urgent talent ‘fires’ that theory and planning seem unattainable.
Talent Demand Post-Recession
Talent Performance
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