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Melcrum Summit: Re-engineering Internal Communication for Agility, Productivity and Impact

One of the conferences that I’ll be attending in person for the first time, though I’ve been a regular virtual tweeter at for several years now, is Melcrum’s annual UK Summit, titled for 2012 as ‘ Competing on the Curve: Re-engineering...

Published 8 Aug 2012 6:57 AM by HR to HR 2.0 and Human Capital (HCM)

Filed under: Events, Communication, Engagement, measurement, summit, London, collaboration, Internal Communication, 2012, agility, Melcrum
#BersinIMPACT: Agile HR

As well as career development , performance management , recruiting and learning , the two key themes of the conference were probably big data, and agility. This is Josh Bersin on agility: “In today’s fast-changing business environment...

Published 17 Apr 2012 1:31 PM by HR to HR 2.0 and Human Capital (HCM)

Filed under: Events, Bersin, Recruitment, conferences, Case study, Walmart, 2012, agility, Impact, Matt Milbrodt
Ed Lawler on Change (presenting at the HR Directors Business Summit, part 1)

So I’m back here again. The main highlight today is Ed Lawer on one of his rare trips to the UK. We start on the need to build changeable rather than simply great, but stable, organisations. This is the difference between new normal...

Published 25 Jan 2012 8:12 PM by HR to HR 2.0 and Human Capital (HCM)

Filed under: change, Ed Lawler, hrevent, management, agility, built to

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