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Survey Results: The New Frontier of Human Capital Measurement

Infohrm’s 2007 survey entitled “The New Frontier of Human Capital Measurement” features data from 60 European HR leaders. The survey polled participants on such issues as satisfaction with current human capital measurement systems, the extent to which workforce data is used in business decision-making, and the HR areas in greatest need of more effective measurement and reporting. The findings show that many senior HR Executives are concerned with the ability of current measurement systems to meet the increasing demands of HR reporting and analytics, and that the greatest opportunity for impact exists within 3 HR themes - Workforce Planning, Employee Engagement and Satisfaction, and Training & Development.

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Media release about “The New Frontier of Human Capital Measurement” (PDF, 232KB)

Media release about “The New Frontier of Human Capital Measurement” (PDF, 232KB)

Global Workforce Planning Survey Results

We know that workforce planning is a critical issue, with a large number of organizations reporting a gap in their talent pipeline. Therefore, the findings of the following survey are likely to be highly relevant to you. Major findings cover: successful approaches to workforce planning, challenges, and implications for HR practitioners.

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To expand these research findings, Infohrm is embarking on a more qualitative, in-depth study into ‘better practices’ in workforce planning. If you would like to learn more about this research, please contact Kathleen Barrett, Senior Analytic Consultant.

Media release about the Global Workforce Planning Survey results (PDF, 230KB)

Media release about the Global Workforce Planning Survey results (PDF, 248KB)

Research & Information Center

If you find these surveys of interest, you may also like to register for access to our Research & Information Center, a collection of fact sheets, benchmarks, research papers and presentations produced by Infohrm. Registration is free.