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A growing number of today's companies are recognising the need to break down HR silos. These organisations would like to unite multiple internal groups and processes under a strategic enterprise talent management direction-and they acknowledge the importance of measuring business impact. When it comes to transforming the talent management promise into a reality, however, many questions stand in the way: How do you move past planning and into execution? What process, talent or technology investments will be necessary? How can stakeholders work together to chart a course of action, execute on it and measure the results?
In this track, we explore these questions and other challenges faced by talent management decision-makers. Our goal is to help you gain a better understanding of talent management strategies, leverage the experience of those who have achieved success with their initiatives, and provide practical insight for bringing your talent management vision to life.
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Ruwayne Kock is a shareholder at The Human Resource Practice, where he is the head of the consulting service line. A registered Industrial Psychologist, Ruwayne possesses a wealth of people management consulting experience in a variety of industries, including the Retail, Financial, Telecommunications and Public Service sectors. His consulting experience encompasses Strategic HR Management; Leadership; Talent Management; Employee Engagement; Organisational Design; Strategic Learning and Development; Organisation Development and Change Management, to name a few. Ruwayne has published articles and is also a sought-after conference presenter in the Talent Management and Employee Engagement fields. Ruwayne is an advisory board member of the Human Capital Institute (HCI) Africa and University of Johannesburg’s Human Resource Management Programme. He is also the chairperson of the Institute of People Management Convention Planning Committee for 2010.
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