Analytics is the science of logical analysis.
Analytics with employee recognition programs use recognition program output metrics, or usage data, and apply mathematical equations, statistical analysis, and computer software to paint a picture of what is going on.
However, different levels of analysis produce a different image and insights. The deeper you go with analytics, the more understanding you gain and the better action you can take.
Consider the following observations.
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Does your CHRO or HR Manager seem overwhelmed?
Human Resources leaders are getting fatigued with all that is on their plates right now. They tend to get bogged down with all the administrative details versus the strategic work they want to do.
They’re expected to keep the talent acquisition pipeline filled, increase the engagement level of all employees, have the most attractive benefits and compensation packages, keep up with diversity and inclusion, and ensure everyone’ productive and performing well.
Where should HR prioritize?
HR needs to focus on the people side of the company and all actions that will add value to the business.
There is one tool, however, that will help you with both these areas.
It goes across all the functional responsibilities HR has to handle.
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I am constantly researching information to better understand employee recognition and how I can better help you with these insights.
I recently stumbled upon some great information about analytics and how it applies to recognition and I want to summarize it for you. Nothing mathematical or statistics oriented – so don’t worry!
The information I found was from Gartner. They are an amazing information technology research and advisory company. Always be on the lookout for their reports, press releases, etc., for incredible findings and future trends.
I also found a great summary documents from Information Builders an analytics company in Spain. Don’t worry the information is in English!
If you’re like me I was never good at statistics and barely passed the course in my second year of university.
But when I found these descriptions of the different kinds of analytics it was so simple and understandable I just had to pass it along to you. (more…)