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  • Figure Skating takes its Metrics too Far

    With my beloved New England Patriots long gone from the NFL playoffs and a week still to go before I can root against the equally reviled Indianapolis Colts in the Superbowl, my eyes wandered a bit reading Monday’s sports section. Remarkably, I found myself reading an article about the United States...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 29-01-2010

  • Human Capital Strategist (HCS) Certification

      I’ve posted previously to let you know that I’m now delivering the Human Capital Institute’s Human Capital Strategist certification course in UK and Europe.  There’s some great new information about this programme on HCI’s new website, http://www.hci.org , and I’ve copied this down here:...
    Posted to Jon Ingham: HCM Consultant (Weblog) by Anonymous on 23-01-2010

  • What to Expect for Strategic Workforce Planning in 2010

    In the spirit of forecasting, and taking a cue from colleagues, I’d like to offer some thoughts on what will happen with Strategic Workforce Planning (SWFP) in 2010. There’s good reason for me to be confident to prognosticate, but if these predictions miss the mark, I’ll borrow a policy from TMQ, a favorite...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 18-01-2010

  • Can Optimism be Taught?

    It is pretty safe to assume that the current events around the world could result in higher stress levels. From economic recessions to wars, terrorism, global warming, and the cost of health care, our lives are touched by enough challenges, tribulations, and sadness to negatively affect anyone’s...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-01-2010

  • Forecasts and predictions

         In today’s Talking HR show , Krishna and I are going to be talking about our thoughts on the last year, and our predictions, requirements, resolutions etc for this year. I know one prediction I want to make, but thought I would check everyone else’s to inform my own thinking too....
    Posted to Jon Ingham: HCM Consultant (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-01-2010

  • Strange things happen, when you’re not around

    I’m sat writing this on the laptop in my dining room, looking out on the snow which has once again fallen and prevented me from getting into work. I am reliably informed that this has been the heaviest snow fall in the UK since the 1980’s and in one part of Scotland it has been [...]
    Posted to My Hell is Other People (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-01-2010

  • Human Capital Measurement Predictions for 2010

    Following the lead of George Sandford at Praski Publishing, who offers his own blog of HR predictions for 2010, I thought I’d share 5 of my own thoughts (I don’t have many more to give away!) on where human capital measurement/metrics/analytics/planning is heading in 2010. Would love to read...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-01-2010

  • Thoughts on Workforce Measurement from “The Year in Ideas” – Part 2

    In my last post I described a study, identified in the wonderful New York Times Magazine issue- “The 9th Annual Year in Ideas” ( http://www.nytimes.com/projects/magazine/ideas/2009/ ), which sought to quantify the value brought to an organization by its “Senior” workers (those over age 50) and the proper...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 20-12-2009

  • Thoughts on Workforce Measurement from “The Year in Ideas” – Part 1

    There are a lot of things I look forward to during the holiday season; time spent with family, (lots) of great food, gift giving and an ever evolving mix of new and old traditions. Outside of the traditional holiday elements, one of the other things I’ve come to look forward to during the holiday season...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 19-12-2009

  • Extra! Extra! HR Suddenly Hot!

    For those of you that caught the Wall Street Journal article this week HR Executives Suddenly Get Hot you might have had the same reaction Picasso had to the incredulous admirer that commissioned a “simple” drawing by him. The story goes like this: Picasso was sitting in a Paris café when an admirer...
    Posted to Trav Burge (Weblog) by Anonymous on 18-12-2009
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