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Overview

Over the years, the HR function has moved away from being just a support function doing mundane and repetitive transactional tasks to being an enabler of the business and helping leaders take key strategic decisions. This has been largely possible because the HR function has started to take a data- driven approach to manage people. People analytics is at the heart of this approach.

People Analytics helps leading organizations to make smarter, more strategic and more informed talent decisions. It plays an essential role in providing access to critical data-driven insights about the workforce thereby improving the overall decision-making efficiency to a large extent. Research by McKinsey suggests that People Analytics can help with an 80% jump in recruitment efficiency, a 25% boost in business productivity, and a 50% reduction in attrition rate.

HR professionals must develop a conceptual understanding of the various analytical techniques and be exposed to hands-on experience in statistical analysis to master this must-have competency. In this context, the CII - Centre of Excellence for Leadership has launched its flagship 6th edition of the Certified Online Programme on People Analytics.


This programme will help participants to:
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Learn key concepts and tools to take strategic decisions using Predictive Analytics in HR
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Understand the application of People Analytics in the various sub-functions of HR
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Improve organizational performance through high-quality talent-related decisions
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Approach and solve HR problems with an analytical mindset

programme Highlight

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24*7 Online LMS

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Interact live with expert Faculty

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Extensive Curriculum - Unparalleled detailing and depth

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Real life Case-based

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Convenience of attending classes after working hours

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Capstone Action Learning Project

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Peer based learning and networking

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Executive Certification from CII for successful participants

Pedagogy

Live Lectures

Experiential Evaluation

Case Studies from HBS

Live Project Presentation

Analytical Exercises

Feedback in Small Groups

Who Should Attend


HR professionals involved in management-level decisions and wish to enhance people management by drawing insights from HR data.


Techno-managerial roles from the analytics unit who drive analytics within the organization.


Working professionals who are keen to learn People Analytics through a systematic development programme.

Learning Journey

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Programme Curriculum

  • Business, Business Strategy and Why Analytics Have Become Important [1 session – 2 hours]

    Understand business, current strategy and needs of business in relation to people related decisions

    Importance of facts and informed judgment based decision

    Core purposes of HR Analytics – [a] identify historical trends and pattern and [b] develop scenarios and predict future outcomes

    Decision areas where HR Analytics can improve quality of decisions and hence HR Value propositions

    Work Force – 2020: Building a Strategic Workforce for the future and why HR Analytics is a key tool to make that vision happen

     

    II. Foundation knowledge required to understand HR Analytics – required for building Statistical Skill set in HR [5 sessions – 10 hours]

    Basic statistics

    ANOVA

    Discriminant Analysis

    Factor Analysis

    Cluster Analysis

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    A. Data Issues

    Efficiency measures, Effectiveness measures and business outcome measures

    Build a comprehensive Employee database to track skills and performance


    B. HR Analytics – Key Techniques and Applications - Predictive Analytics


    C. Workforce Analytics

    HR Analytics for workforce profile

    HR Analytics for HR Performance [ how to measure HR KPIs]

    HR Analytics for Compensation

    HR Analytics for Recruiting [ including new-hire quality]

    HR Analytics for On-boarding

    HR Analytics for tracking and analysing Absence

    HR Analytics for decisions relating to reduction in headcount, redeployment and retraining

    HR Analytics for Workforce planning - Institutional action


    D. HR Analytics – Learning and Development

    HR Analytics for developing training strategies

    HR Analytics for Learning Enrolment and Completion

    HR Analytics for understanding collaboration and knowledge sharing

    HR Analytics for leadership development


    E. HR Analytics for Critical Talent Management [including retaining valued talent]

    HR Analytics for Talent supply chain - Real-time optimization

    Targeted Analytics to Improve Talent Decisions

    HR Analytics for Critical talent management - Key Targets / Segments

    HR Analytics for developing career paths and succession plan


    F. Infrastructure for HR Analytics 

    Definition of a common [vs. stand alone HR platform] workforce platform and making it easy to use

    Evaluating HR Analytics Software


    G. Driving organizational change: Connecting HR Metrics and HR Analytics with actions

    Employee motivation

    Empowerment and Accountability

    Performance Management - the four stage process VIZ. agreeing objectives, feedback, coaching, and appraisal


    H. Getting Started – First 180 days

    Confer with business leaders and start small

    “Selling” the case for “facts and informed judgement” based decision making [that draws upon HR Analytics]

    Importance of change management – understand enablers and impediments to change and appropriate change management styles

Assessment

Evaluation Criteria

  Description Weight
I Level of attendance during LIVE sessions conducted by faculty in person 10%
II Engagement level (class participation) during LIVE sessions conducted by faculty in person 15%
III In-class Rapid Test 15%
IV Assignments 30%
V Program end Examination 30%
  TOTAL 100%
   
 
 

CERTIFICATION CRITERIA

Cumulative Attendance & Class Participation Overall Grade Nature of Certificate
60% - 100% Average/Good/Excellent Successfully Completed
40% - 100% Fair Completed
40% - 59% Average/Good/Excellent Completed
30% - 39% Good/Excellen Completed
30% - 39% Average/Fair Participated
30% - 100% Poor Participated
0% - 29% Excellent/Good/Average/Fair/Poor No Certificate
The three type’s certificates will be given (Successfully Completed, Completed and Participated) based on the following criteria:

[A] Overall performance

[B] Regularity in attendance and

[C] Engagement level in class discussion.

Participating Organizations

Learners Speak

Participation Fee

CII MEMBERS (PER PARTICIPANT):

INR. 55,000/- + 18% GST

 

NON-MEMBERS (PER PARTICIPANT):

INR. 60,000/- + 18% GST

The payment has to be made within 15 days from the date of registration

  • Prior registration is essential.
  • Participant fee once paid is non-refundable; however change in nomination(s) is acceptable
  • Membership No. is to be mentioned. (if a member)
  • Group Discount of 10% will be given to organizations who nominates 3 or more participants.

About Us

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) works to create and sustain an environment conducive to the development of India, partnering Industry, Government, and civil society through working closely with Government on policy issues, interfacing with thought leaders, and enhancing efficiency, competitiveness and business opportunities for Industry.

For more than 125 years, CII has been engaged in shaping India’s development journey and works proactively on transforming Indian Industry’s engagement in national development. The premier business association has around 9000 members, from the private as well as public sectors, and an indirect membership of over 300,000 enterprises from around 286 national and regional sectoral industry bodies.

With 62 offices, including 10 Centres of Excellence in India, and 8 overseas offices in Australia, Egypt, Germany, Indonesia, Singapore, UAE, UK, and USA, as well as institutional partnerships with 350 counterpart organizations in 133 countries, CII serves as a reference point for Indian Industry and the international business community.

The CII-Suresh Neotia Centre Of Excellence for Leadership is a part of CII’s integrated agenda for building competitiveness through Centre of Excellence. The Centre was set up on the basis of CII’s core belief that the quality of leadership will play a key role in enabling India to succeed in its mission for inclusive growth and competitiveness and claim its rightful position in the global arena. The Suresh Neotia Centre Of Excellence for Leadership envisages to play a major role in India’s growth agenda by catalyzing leadership development across all businesses and socio cultural demographics through a range of interventions especially focusing on “people” and “process” transformations.