Mission Critical HR Analytics Forum 2019 – first look programme announced

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Mission Critical HR Analytucs Forum 2019 - first look programme announced

Take a first look at the programme for Symposium Events’ 2019 Mission Critical HR Analytics

This conference will explore new trends in HR analytics and show how industry leaders have harnessed the power of HR analytics for their businesses. It will offer insights into:

  • How HR professionals can use analytics to add value to their organisation despite tight budgets and limited time
  • The secrets for success in building and developing effective HR analytics teams
  • Best practice for sourcing, storing and maintaining data in the light of GDPR and rising demands for data protection
  • How to gain executive support
  • How to use HR analytics tools to drive business strategy
  • How to utilise analytics in a way that delivers tangible results but also champions integrity and transparency

 

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The conference will offer case studies and practical examples, equipping participants with tangible lessons for their own HR analytics journey.

 

Programme updates and speakers will be announced soon – click here for more information or secure your ticket

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