Take your HR data to the next level with Ceridian’s five-part SlideShare training series. You’ll learn today’s top data challenges and discover tools for HR data success. In Level 1, we discuss the importance of data accuracy and provide you tips on how to ensure you have reliable, accurate HR data.
9. The first challenge
of your data journey
is conquering
inconsistencies
to ensure your information is
reliable &
accurate.
10. Fact:
The majority of organizations
waste
an average of 14% of their
revenue
due to
poor data
quality.
Source: Rosslyn Analytics,
Data the Art of the Possible: How to Create Value from Your Difference Data Sources
14. Tackle your
data gremlins by:
Source: Bersin by Deloitte,
Five Star Data Quality: Building the Foundation for Effective Analytics
1. Eliminating data duplicates
Use data matching
tools to automatically
identify
and eliminate
redundancies.
15. Tackle your
data gremlins by:
Source: Bersin by Deloitte,
Five Star Data Quality: Building the Foundation for Effective Analytics
1. Eliminating data duplicates
Use data matching
tools to automatically
identify
and eliminate
redundancies.
2. Identifying invalid
or missing data
Develop
auto-correcting
algorithms to help you
fill in missing data.
16. Tackle your
data gremlins by:
Source: Bersin by Deloitte,
Five Star Data Quality: Building the Foundation for Effective Analytics
1. Eliminating data duplicates
Use data matching
tools to automatically
identify
and eliminate
redundancies.
2. Identifying invalid
or missing data
Develop
auto-correcting
algorithms to help you
fill in missing data.
3. Ensuring metric consistency
Use formulas or automated
calculators to ensure
consistent calculations
of headcount, turnover, retention
and other HR metrics.
17. Power Boost Download:
Data Cleaning Tips
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download this
resource.
4 Quick Tipsfor Unearthing Better HR Data
19. Are you ready to
move onto the
next level?
To advance, you must
first demonstrate your
data knowledge.
level 1
Data Challenge
20. Data accuracy
issues are often caused by:
a. Data duplicates
B. Invalid information
C. Inconsistent metric calculations
D. All of the above
21. And the answer is…
D. All of the above.
Did you
stumble on
this question?
No worries.
Just review the
slides one more
time before
moving on.
By eliminating
data duplicates,
identifying
missing data
and ensuring metric
consistencies, you can
avoid many data accuracy
issues.