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    Wednesday, June 27, 2007

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    Wednesday, June 27, 2007
    11 am Pacific/2 pm Eastern

    Join Talent Management magazine for this complimentary e-Seminar, which focuses on an intensively researched process for linking the key elements of talent management to business results within your organization. Dr. Laurie Bassi, CEO of McBassi & Co. Inc., will review the evidence from her recent Harvard Business Review article, as well as its implications for HR practices and policies. This e-Seminar will provide new insights into how to use workforce analytics to identify the key human drivers of business results in your organization, as well as how to use these findings to develop an evidence-based business case for those HR investments that will improve your bottom line.

    This event is part of a thought leadership series of e-Seminars delivered by SuccessFactors, a provider of on-demand employee performance and talent management solutions. As innovative thought leaders, the SuccessFactors research team and its partners actively collaborate on research initiatives and share groundbreaking findings on contemporary issues that affect human capital management.


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    Columnists:

    October 2008
    What to Do About Performance Troublemakers
    by Harold D. Stolovitch, Ph.D.

    Individually, novelty, complexity and abstractness are performance killers. Together, they are even more troublesome.

    September 2008
    Stop Wasting Money on Training
    by Harold D. Stolovitch, Ph.D.

    The cost of inadequate workplace performance is staggering, but training, while a logical solution, is not always the answer.

    September 2008
    Do You Get It?
    by Kevin Wilde

    Business executives divide the HR community into two classifications: those who “get it” and those who miss the point.

    August 2008
    Auditing Global Performance Improvement Initiatives
    by Harold D. Stolovitch, Ph.D.

    Global performance improvement initiatives are costly and complex. They require a clear vision of desired outcomes supported by meaningful metrics.

    Dashboard

    September 2008 1
    The Price of Finding the Right Gen Y Candidate
    by Jennifer Floren

    The competition for quality Generation Y talent is steep. But talent managers must consider how to best recruit and retain this critical workforce demographic.

    Application

    September 2008 1
    Talent Transformation at Textron
    by Gwen Callas-Miller

    Multi-industry firm Textron initiated a transformation of its talent strategy, emphasizing employee development, succession planning and active input from leadership councils in key divisions.

    Insight

    September 2008 1
    SAS: Connecting People, Process and Products
    by Kellye Whitney

    Creating a unified, successful global talent management strategy is a tall order to fill.