A framework for the introduction of HCM into IT organisataions. Also applicable to other knowledge intensive professions. Based on operational and strategic experience in an IT organisation of c1000 people. www.exceptional-performance.co.uk/sfia
HCM in IT Organisations (Human Capital Management)
1. The Key Components Human Capital Management in IT Organisations [email_address] www.exceptional-performance.co.uk /
2. Implications for the Workforce People Capability Targets Business Drivers Driven by Business Imperatives Annual Business Operating Plans Strategic (2-3 yrs) Business Objectives Current Year: Workforce Needs Strategic Workforce Needs Current Year: People Capability Targets Strategic People Capability Targets Includes Capacity plans Numbers, skills, knowledge, behaviours, process abilities .. Measurement and Tracking
3. Capability Development Plan Recruitment Actions we can control: Re-skilling Talent Management Process Improvement Development Career Progression Succession Planning Sourcing Options Retention Strategies Actions controlled by others: Performance Management Attrition (voluntary leavers) Demographics 2009 2010 2011 Capability Devt Targets
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5. Learning & Development Business Operating Plans / Scorecard Business Critical Gaps Updated PDPs Individuals Receive Development Schedule Learning Solutions Identify Learning Solutions Budgets (cash and fte?) Deliver Learning Solutions Track & Evaluate Learning Solutions Full range: (Classroom, E-learning, Skills mentoring etc) Development as well Skills Inventory (incl SFIA)
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8. Performance Management Expectations of my role My Development These identify what I need to develop to perform my role and / or achieve my objectives These identify what is my individual contribution to my organisation’s objectives Personal Objectives Professional Skill Behavioural Skill Knowledge Experience