David Green is recognised worldwide as one of the most influential leaders in the fields of people analytics and HR technology. He is an author, speaker, and executive consultant on people analytics, data-driven human resources and the future of work. His book, Excellence in People Analytics, co-authored with Jonathan Ferrar, has emerged as the leading authority on the topic.
As Managing Partner at Insight222, David works with chief human resources officers and people analytics leaders in global companies to help them create more value and impact from people analytics. This includes delivery of the Insight222 People Analytics Program® that supports the advancement of people analytics in over 100 global organisations.
David is regularly invited to chair and speak at industry conferences. His research, articles and the Digital HR Leaders Podcast he hosts have built up an extensive and loyal following.
MODULE 01
Learn the four key steps to driving Data Literacy in HR :
Learn from global research on the critical focus areas to building a data-driven HR function.
Conduct a data literacy assessment :
Assess yourself and your HR function against the five skills that form the core of data literacy for HR professionals.
Create an action plan :
You will produce an action plan with up to three areas you want to improve in your organisation (or yourself) in terms of data literacy
MODULE 02
Learn the Eight-Step Methodology for Purposeful Analytics:
You will learn how each step works as part of the analytics process, and how it supports the critical partnership between HR and people analytics professionals.
Practice formulating business questions and hypotheses:
Learn and practice techniques to identify key business topics in your organisation that can be tested with analytics.
Identify a potential use case:
Through the exercise you should also be able to identify a potential people analytics use case that you can develop further when you get back to your organisation.
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