Analytics and EBHR
CRF Learning: Impact Through People Analytics
This programme is taking place online. The cost of the programme is £1,650 (+VAT) for CRF members and £3,300 (+VAT) for non-members.
HR is under increasing pressure to demonstrate business impact. Taking an analytical approach and using evidence, rather than relying on gut instinct alone, is a massive opportunity. Using HR data can help build the credibility of the function and improve the quality of decision making, enable employees to be more engaged, and optimise the impact of business and people-based processes. And, while AI is not changing people analytics yet, it is a factor we should consider.
Data-driven HR focuses the function on adding value and driving improved performance across the organisation on an ongoing basis. It’s about thinking like a proactive profit centre rather than focusing on being a reactive cost centre.
Based on Dave Millner’s experience and CRF’s ongoing research into people analytics, this programme aims to take a commercial, HR-centric view of data and analytics, assisting HR practitioners in how to leverage data to deliver tangible business impact. It is not about turning HR people into data scientists but about giving participants the confidence to work with data, not just to drive better reporting, but to provide more persuasive analysis that ensures HR is making a real impact on business performance.
Benefits of Attending
- Understand the increasing importance of data when addressing business problems as an HR practitioner
- Demystify the subject of using data and analytical insights and gain an understanding of key principles and good practice
- Develop the confidence to use data and people analytics to address key commercial and strategic challenges
- Convince business leaders to act on people issues based on the language that they understand: numbers, value and data
- Explore the impact of AI in People Analytics, by considering case studies where AI has been applied
- Practical guidance on using data and analytics, informed by case studies, key models and diagnostic tools
- Understand how to work with experts and analysts to drive relevant HR actions
Who Should Attend?
The programme is aimed at HRBPs and HRDs as well as heads of shared services or heads of a centre of expertise/excellence. It is aimed at helping HR professionals understand how analytics can help them move beyond gut instinct to diagnose the real issues and facilitate the delivery of high-impact solutions.
Cost
The cost of the programme is £1,650 (+VAT) for CRF members and £3,300 (+VAT) for non-members.
Online Programme Dates
- 9 – 10 December 2024 (Online) 09.00 – 17.00 / 10.00 – 18.00 CET
- 20 January 2025 (Online follow-on session)
The Programme in Detail
DAY 1: Context and People Analytics
There will be an overview of data and analytics and how it can support a business-centric and evidence based approach to HR. This will include high levels of group participation to ensure shared learnings and insights are discussed.
- Context
- Changing mindsets in HR, especially a more commercial and evidence-based approach.
- People Analytics
- Being commercial in HR
- Using data and analytical insights to drive different approaches in HR
- The role of HR metrics, reporting and persuasive analytical insights
- Aligning business, HR strategy and activities to key data and evidence-based activity
- Case studies and practical examples of good practice in using data to shape analytical insights and change
- Identifying quality data sources.
DAY 2: Storytelling and Implementation
- Storytelling
- Building analytically-based business cases for HR interventions
- How to use data and present evidence to mobilise key stakeholders to act on business-driven insights
- Communicating complex messages with clarity.
- Implementation
- Highlighting participants’ key role challenges when using data and analytics approaches
- Bringing together quantitative (data based) and qualitative (opinions based) research methods
- Planning on how to credibly use data-driven approaches in your organisation
- Focusing on possible quick wins
- The future of data and people analytics.
Programme Leader
Dave Millner
Associate
Dave Millner has over 30 years consulting experience working with global clients with performance and organisational development based demands. His focus is to ensure that organisations are able to both unify their talent practices whilst dealing with the challenges of the future workforce and ever changing technology demands. Dave is known through social media channels as @HRCurator and is passionate about the role that HR can play in the transformational challenges facing all organisations with data analytics at the heart of the evolving function.
