Chief Learning Officer - March 2008 - (Page 61) Given the current labor situation, it is particularly important for companies to leverage competency management and succession planning functions to quickly identify and respond to organizational knowledge gaps and to identify future potential leaders within the organization. While most companies have processes in place for many talent management functions, the fullest benefit appears to be realized once those functions are automated. Automation helps ensure that consistent processes are used across all business units and automated processes increase the visibility an organization has into its talent pool. There remains a heavy reliance upon paper-based systems for most of the functions. The one exception seems to be in learning and development, where automated solutions are most common. Learning and development may have been automated more quickly than other talent management functions because of its traditional separation from the recruiting, promotion and succession process. Chief Learning Officer magazine is proud to present its BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE INDUSTRY REPORT Gain valuable insight from 2,000 of the most esteemed senior learning executives. This is your chance to uncover the critical trends, issues, ideas and learning methods that are shaping the future of the industry. It’s an opportunity you simply cannot afford to miss. CHIEF LEARNING OFFICER 2008 Reserve Your Copy Today! Evolution of Talent Management Function Automation The evolution of the automation of the different talent management functions has proceeded differently. Automating payroll began in the 1970s, and the tools to support better management and consistency of the compensation process began to be broadly adopted in the early 1990s. Currently, close to 50 percent of companies have some form of automated compensation management Available at www.clomedia.com/report http://www.clomedia.com/report
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