As an integral part of business management, human resources has an important job to do. The HR function serves to protect your company from employment liability and litigation, and it works to enable growth for your business through employee management.
#KnowledgeTransferSession: Syscaft HR Goals and Objectives in 2015 as a unit.
Presented by Syscraft HR Team: Miss. Neha Mangal and Mr. Saurabh Pandey
4. Level 1
Initial
InconsistentInconsistent
managementmanagement
Repeatable practices
Standardized best practices
Quantitatively managed practices
CapabilityCapability
managementmanagement
Level 5
Innovating ChangeChange
managementmanagement
Continuously improving
practices
Capability MCapability Maturity Model:aturity Model:
A FrameworkA Framework forfor
Measuring OrganizationalMeasuring Organizational
CapabilityCapability
Level 2
Managed Work unitWork unit
managementmanagement
Level 3
Standardized Business lineBusiness line
managementmanagement
Level 4
Predictable
So Where We Are Right Now???
5. We Do Have A Standard Framework
Future
Focus
CurrentFocus
Personal Performance
Does our Organization have the Capability to
Execute its Strategy?
6. We are Facing Challenges @ Level
1
Without end to end process visibility, the hidden costs grow down stream
How to Proceed and Whom to Look for??
7. Don’t you think We face Rework and
Firefighting Situations Occasionally
People capability variation
Transaction workers: +/- 100%
Knowledge workers: +/- 1000%
This Pushes our Front Line to Heavy lift
9. Search for the ‘Holy Grail’ of HR managementSearch for the ‘Holy Grail’ of HR management
1940s
1940s
1950s
1950s
2000s
2000s
1990s
1990s
1980s
1980s
1970s
1970s
1960s
1960s
NowNow
Kaizen
TQM
7 Habits
Change Management
MBWA
Intrapreneuring
Hierarchy of Needs
Matrix Empowerment
Delayering
Quality Circles
One Minute Managing
Theory X & Y
Plan-Organize-Direct-Control
Rightsizing
Emotional Intelligence
Customer Service
Self-Directed Teams
Work Simplification
Human Relations
Downsizing
Reengineering
Excellence
Portfolio Management
Managerial Grid
Management by Objectives
Balanced Scorecard
EVA
Continuous Improvement
Corporate Culture
Organization Renewal
Value Chain
Management Science
Work-life Balance
Benchmarking
Relationship Marketing
Diversification
Hygiene and Motivators
Decision Tree
?
10. Norms
Values
Underlying Assumptions
Artifacts & Behavior
What they sayWhat they say,, What we would be told is the reason thingsWhat we would be told is the reason things
are the way they are and should be. Company philosophy, normsare the way they are and should be. Company philosophy, norms
and justifications.and justifications.
What we seeWhat we see,, what a newcomer, visitor or consultant would noticewhat a newcomer, visitor or consultant would notice
(e.g., dress, organization charts, physical layout, degree and formality,(e.g., dress, organization charts, physical layout, degree and formality,
logos, and mission statement.logos, and mission statement.
What we seeWhat we see,, what a newcomer, visitor or consultant would noticewhat a newcomer, visitor or consultant would notice
(e.g., dress, organization charts, physical layout, degree and formality,(e.g., dress, organization charts, physical layout, degree and formality,
logos, and mission statement.logos, and mission statement.
Syscraft Culture
12. Policy making can’t be adequately understood
without understanding environmental factors
those are:
•Culture & Systems
• Employee Welfare
• Global Standards
• Economic system
Factors influenced the policy
formulation
13. A problems perceived
A set of policy objective established
The consequences of Alternative Strategies are estimated
The preferred Strategy of Plan implemented
The consequences of the implemented Plan are investigated
EvaluationofStrategies
Formative
Summative
Evaluationofperformance
Alternative strategies to attain
The objectives are identified
Model of policy formulation &
evolution
15. A problems perceived
A set of policy objective established
The consequences of Alternative Strategies are estimated
The preferred Strategy of Plan implemented
The consequences of the implemented Plan are investigated
Formative
Summative
Evaluationofperformance
Alternative strategies to attain
The objectives are identified
Empirical Analysis of the nature/Extent /Magnitude of the problems
A range of potential policy Objective is outlined
EvaluationofStrategies
21. Human Resources transformation
To
knowledge-based enterprise
From
industrial enterprise
individual employees
regulatory authorities
workplace policies
workplace stability
workforce administrator
stockholders
CEO
business performance tools
core competencies
finance officer for human capital
Service to
Creation of
Service to
Guardian of
Chief
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Notas del editor
This slide is intended to reinforce the principle outlined in the previous slide: that HR needs to optimise workforce performance and contribute to business outcomes instead of searching for and introducing the latest ‘fad’, regardless of whether it has any identified/real benefit!
(i.e. Throughout the last 50 years, there has been a search for the Holy Grail of management. Just consider some of the jargon and programs that we have initiated over the years! Is it really any wonder that when HR unveils its latest program the organisation meets it with skepticism at best and outright defiance at worst? The key understanding is to accept that there is no Holy Grail. The best thing HR professionals can do is to partner with their clients and respond to real business needs that clients struggle with day in and day out.)
Continuing the same theme, this slide provides a humorous reflection of how line managers may see/value the HR department’s current offering.
This slide is intended to highlight the changing role that HR has played in leading organisations over the past decade, and where the transitions in thinking have occurred.