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IT industry
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Integration of HR analytics in decision
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Purpose of the study
➝ The study aims to find out to what extent HR analytics is being used for Strategic
Business Decision Making in IT Industry and establish its importance
➝ Decision Making in HR department is often said to be qualitative based on verbal
reasoning, perceptions and feelings rather than based on data, metrics and analysis
➝ Study indicates the extent of utility and importance of HR analytics in
making business decisions which add strategic value to the organizations.
➝ Research includes implications for the development of a
quantitative method of supporting decision making in
organizations by HR department with the aid of HR analytics
➝ Study also throws light on the criticality of data
and its
analysis to support decision making as part of HR processes.
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Managerial Problem
Relevance of HR analytics in
organizational effectiveness
Research Problem
Cost
Productivity Organizational
HR anaytics
effectiveness
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Hypothesis
H1: HR analytics positively influence organizational effectiveness
H2: HR analytics has no influence on organizational effectiveness
RESEARCH DESIGN
Research design
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Conclusive Exploratory
Causal Descriptive
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Research Design
Exploratory research –
Methods opted: Secondary data, Surveys, reports
Causal Research – We study up to what extent HR analytics is being used in IT industry and
how does that influence organizational effectiveness
For this we floated a questionnaire and asked questions about the following variables on the
given scale to analyze the use of HR analytics in IT industry and how it influence company’s
effectiveness
Cost effectiveness
Productivity of employees
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Descriptive frequency test
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Frequency test
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ONE WAY ANOVA
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MEANS PLOT
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ONE WAY ANOVA
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MEANS PLOT
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Analysis
The study shows that there is considerable knowledge and growth in
terms of analytics and metrics in HR department.
• The routine process execution seems to dominate the analysis.
Almost every organization use metrics for these processes.
• On the other hand, in pinpoint the HR programs for discontinuity
there is lack of usage of analytics or metrics. Most cases people not
at all use metrics or they use to a little extent. Thereby analysis in
these areas are need to invented and utilized
• It would be highly recommended if organizations focused more on
usage of tools and metrics and assure that the employees are aware
of the processes taking place in the organization in terms of several
programs which are implemented and discontinued and also the
processes.
• HR’s are being considered more as strategic functions rather than a
support functions
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Appendix
➝ Questionnaire
➝ ..\Documents\Questionnaire.pdf
➝ References
➝ Alec Levenson, B. J. (2005). The Survey on HR analytics and HR transformation. California: Marshal School Of Business .
➝ Alec Levenson, J. E. (2004). HR Metrics and Analytics: Uses and Impacts. Center for Effectiveness.
➝ Beth Tootell, M. B. (2009). Metrics HRM’s Holy Grail: A New Zealand Case Study. Human Resource Management Journal , 375-392.
➝ Dooren, J. v. (August 2012). HR Analytics in Practice. Dutch.
Thank you!
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