It's not news that automating cumbersome time and attendance processes can help improve organizational efficiency and data accuracy. Or that software solutions to track time and attendance can help your organization improve reporting capabilities and keep up with compliance mandates.
But the benefits of automated time and attendance solutions don’t stop there.
Workforce management processes also produce data that can help you analyze your workforce to measure productivity, manage cost, and monitor progress toward your strategic goals. Join Mollie Lombardi, vice president of workforce management and principle analyst at Brandon Hall Group and Jim Manfield, Kronos solution consultant, as they discuss:
Moving beyond the traditional benefits of time and attendance automation, and truly understanding the ROI of accurate, accessible time and attendance data.
Making the case for why organizational leaders and senior executives should care about automation, integration and self-service capabilities of time and attendance solutions.
Using time and attendance data to lay the foundation for powerful workforce and business analytics — even if you are just beginning your business intelligence or analytics journey.
Beyond Time and Attendance: The Transformative Power of Workforce Management
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Speaker: Mollie Lombardi Vice President, Principal Analyst Brandom Hall Group Speaker: Jim Manfield Solution Consultant Kronos Incorporated Moderator: Kate Everson Workforce Magazine
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Kate Everson
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Workforce Magazine
Beyond Time and Attendance: The Transformative Power of Workforce Management
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Mollie Lombardi Vice President, Principal Analyst Brandom Hall Group Jim Manfield Solution Consultant Kronos Incorporated
Beyond Time and Attendance: The Transformative Power of Workforce Management
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Mollie Lombardi
VP/Principal Analyst Workforce Management
Brandon Hall Group
Jim Manfield Solution Consultant
Kronos Incorporated
11. Agenda
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The Evolution of Time and Attendance
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Going Above and Beyond with Data
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Taking in the Mystery out of Analytics
16. Impact of Automation on Accuracy and Compliance
Source: Brandon Hall Group, Workforce Management Study 2014
17. Organizations with fully automated time and attendance solutions saw
67%
greater year-over-year improvement in customer satisfaction &
2½
times greater year-over-year revenue growth
It’s a Business Thing
18. Impact of Automation on Integration and Transparency
Source: Brandon Hall Group, Workforce Management Study 2014
39. Automation drives Reporting and Analytics
Source: Brandon Hall Group, Workforce Management Study 2014
45% 19% 78% 24% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Can run reports on current dataCan use data for predictive analyticsNo or partial automationFully automated
41. Analytics Isn’t Data in Color
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Data just is – no context, no relative meaning
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Analytics requires combining data to find correlation
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Predictive analytics requires deep insight into causation it can be used to model likely futures
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