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Organizations that invest in their human capital wisely, achieve seamless alignment, integration, collaboration, and synchronization will outperform their competitors

People are the largest intangible asset of a company. To compete, businesses rely so much on their people, companies need to scale their growth around human asset models. In finance-dominant organizational culture, people have been called human costs, human resources, or human assets. But human capital does make more sense within the context of the goals of a company, to perceive human potential as a strategic business investment.

 People management or human asset Management has been made complicated using means of traditional approaches, because there are silos thinking and rigid processes to stifle innovation. With advancements in technology, psychology and expectations on people's performance, the term Human Capital makes sense, to reach people’s potential and succeed. Talent management is personalized, and people management is integral today.

Integrate the variety of management with people-centricity tone: People are always the most invaluable business success factors. Higher levels of employee engagement come from recognition, feedback, growth, and opportunity. People management is complex; the effectiveness of people strategy depends on how it draws upon all the various fields to come up with something integrated. It makes strategic sense for the organizations to integrate human capital management into performance management, knowledge management, and culture management in order to well align organizational vision with employee engagement and talent development.

It is also important to tie-in people management strategies to the capability maturity level of the organization. Top performers are looking for growth, recognition, career opportunities, learning, and skill development. People Management should be a continuum of practices for identifying, acquiring, developing, deploying, and retaining well-qualified people throughout an organization and managing business capabilities effectively in order to build the future needed competency today.

Talent analysis is the scientific discipline to glue up an integrated people management: Talent analytics brings important indicators on how talent and organization should focus and invest in human capital and organization efforts on people. The critical issue is that the size and value of the ideal role are determined first and then you assess the employee or applicant against this and end up with a size and value for the employee as well. The definition of a performance management system is the one where the expectations are properly defined and the individual manager or employee can manage their own performance as well as assess the corporate performance results effectively.

The modern People Management programs are integrated including the establishment of the contribution of the roles; analysis and synthesis of a variety of the management disciplines with people-centricity themes such as talent, culture, performance management. People make a difference, as well as quality relationships. To improve collective performance, engage employees in the means of production with a shared vision, it reasonably shares benefits to stakeholders which eventually reduces conflict, and creates a stable organizational environment, in which people can learn, grow and contribute for achieving high performance.

Integrate people related risks such as workforce capability or capacity risk to a holistic risk management approach

: With the digital evolution and innovation taking place in organizations globally, the management must be mindful that the driving force behind the success and prosperity of organizations are employees. It takes calculated risks to make a smart human capability investment. Technically, talent capability risks are associated with building the collective business competency; a high performing organization needs to compete now and in the future—the breadth and depth of sets of skills and competitive capabilities present within a workforce. Talent capacity risk is upon how an organization is able to create and maintain the size, scale and shape of the digital workforce needed to execute its business strategy seamlessly.

In fact, talent is costly and complex in a knowledge and creative economy. Cost risk is critical for managing talent with efficiency. Reputation risk affects talent management effectiveness. Regulatory risk is related to employee behavior, regulations, and laws; or the negative impacts of law or regulation on an organization's ability to attract talent. Many businesses do not even track the multifaceted value/cost/risk of the workforce as key metrics. No wonder they get stuck at the lower level of the organization maturity as their people are not fully engaged, and being treated as human cost or resource only.

People Management is about building talent competency of the business by discovering, renewing, and protecting the right of talent, streamlining positive energy flow, identifying people related risks, and ultimately shaping a talent competitive digital organization. Organizations that invest in their human capital wisely, achieve seamless alignment, integration, collaboration, and synchronization will outperform their competitors and tend to be highly responsive to the business dynamic; innovative to solve problems smoothly, and achieve high-level organizational maturity.

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