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In episode 54 of the SWP Podcast, we welcome Phillipa Beltran and Sadhana Bhide from Pearson to dive into how advanced technologies like AI, data analytics, and automation are transforming strategic workforce planning. We discuss how predictive modeling helps organisations anticipate future workforce needs, identify skills gaps, and optimise talent strategies. We also explore how automation is streamlining HR processes, allowing HR teams to focus on more strategic tasks. Lastly, we emphasize the importance of continuous learning through technology-driven platforms, ensuring employees remain relevant in an evolving job market. Lovely chat with wonderful SWP and HR tech people!
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Episode 53 of the SWP Podcast welcomes Vijay Swaminathan, Co-founder and CEO of Draup to discuss key considerations around effective AI transition. Vijay has an incredible back story and is widely regarded as one of the forefathers of contemporary talent intelligence having founded Talent Neuron and, more recently, Draup . This is an incredibly insightful and thought provoking conversation with a true captain in our industry.
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Episode 52 of the SWP Podcast celebrates the growth and evolution of the SWP function at RTX (formerly Raytheon) in meeting the two newest members of the team ahead of SWP Conference - Austin. Valentina Bernal and Janelle Hawes provided wonderful insights into the approach RTX have taken to develop a skills architecture across an organization of 180,000 + staff. A wonderful discussion with two very bright, capable workforce planners.
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Episode 51 of the SWP Podcast welcomes Erica Vermeij to talk us through how Boston Scientific stood up SWP in a 50,000 person organization in only 12 months. This is a great example of how big things can happen effectively in large organizations through effective stakeholder engagement, hard work and not trying to have everything perfect from the outset. Some level of planning followed by refining and adjusting is far better than not starting at all. An absolute pleasure to speak to and all round delightful human being!
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Join us for a very special 50th episode of the SWP Podcast in collaboration with the Reimagined Workforce Podcast. WPI Chair and usual host of the SWP Podcast, Nick Kennedy switches seats and invites host and director of Workforce Transformations Australia, Kath Hume to welcome a distinguished panel of global experts to discuss the new Certified Practicing Program for Strategic Workforce Planning (CP-SWP).
In addition to Nick, Kath is also joined by:
• Alicia Roach, Co-Founder of eQ8
• Adam Gibson, Head of Strategic Workforce Planning for EY
Together, they delve into the evolution of the certification program, its purpose, and the rigorous criteria established to recognise and credential strategic workforce planning professionals worldwide. This conversation provides invaluable insights into the future of workforce planning, the importance of global standards, and the impact of this certification on both organizations and practitioners.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting in the field, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the advancements and future trends in strategic workforce planning. Tune in to learn from the best and stay ahead in this dynamic and ever-evolving discipline.
Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring discussion!
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Episode 49 of the SWP Podcast welcomed Andrew Buckland, Associate Director of Workforce Strategy & Analytics at Eastern Health. We discussed Andrew’s initial impressions and goals when setting up the SWP function within the hospital, key steps taken to build reputation and credibility, and strategies to secure a seat at the decision-making table. Andrew shares significant challenges faced, lessons learned, and opportunities identified. He also provides a current update on the function's progress and future directions for SWP in public healthcare. A contemporary approach in a much needed sector!
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Episode 48 of the SWP Podcast features Jacque Flusche, Enterprise Workforce Planning Technology and Business Transformation lead at Lockheed Martin. Jacque and I explored the implementation of strategic workforce planning at Lockheed Martin, and the strategic drivers behind this approach. Jacque shares key challenges encountered, the custom approaches tailored to Lockheed Martin's needs, and the impact on business operations. We also explored the integration of technology in SWP, lessons learned, and future plans for further developing their SWP strategy. Another fantastic discussion with a wonderful SWP advocate!
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In episode 47 of the SWP Podcast, I spoke with Patrick White, Senior Director of the Office of Labour and Economic Analysis at the United States Department of the Air Force. We discussed how Patrick found his way into SWP, the benefits of centralizing SWP processes under budget constraints, and how this approach can optimize resources, mitigate risks, and align with strategic priorities. They also explore challenges of implementation, the role of technology, and advice for organizations on centralized vs. decentralized models. Plus, a sneak peek into Patrick’s upcoming session in Austin. What a delightful guest and insightful discussion,
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A strategic workforce planner who needs no introduction to our global community but one we're so thankful to have input and insight from, I was so very thankful to catch up with Ross Sparkman from Walmart to chat all things, AI, the future of SWP and the evolution of the profession. This is a super insightful and incredibly important discussion for all SWP enthusiasts. Super impressive background and another former serving defense professional to turn Strategic Workforce Planner. What a wonderful advocate for, and contributor to, our profession!
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We're back with AJ Herrmann from Cleveland Clinic and he's bought his SWP Leadership team along. SO incredibly lucky to have Cinnamon Dixon and Emily Monteleone join AJ for this insightful ant highly relevant discussion around a task based approach to strategic workforce planning. So much gold in this episode that it's worth playing on repeat for a day! Really interesting exploration of Faethm by Pearson and the rising importance of Workday in SWP. Can't wait to catch up with this crew in Austin!
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Occasionally you meet people who are 10 steps ahead of the general population and think in ways most of us are unable to fathom. Mike Manning is one of those people. I was privileged to be involved in this enthralling discussion where Mike goes deep on all things AI and what it means for the future of work. Great chat with an even better person - thanks Mike!
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Episode 43 of the SWP Podcast welcomes Sam Yeats from TeamForm. This is a very unique conversation that explores the' coal face' reality around how work is actually done vs how organisations are physically structured. The concept of planning around the delivery teams has huge relevance in the SWP world however is often overlooked in preference for 'roles', 'job families' and/or 'skills'. This intriguing conversation unpacks how the concept of 'team' can play an integral role in planning the workforces of the future!
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Entertaining and insightful (as always) discussion with two of my great friends, Chris Hare and Alicia Roach on the topic of Dynamic Scenario Planning. Learn all about the relevance of DSP to SWP, how to utilise data to inform scenarios and where enterprise software enablement is headed. Also, grab a sneak peek at the pending product release from eQ8.
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In today's ultra dynamic labor market, redefining your global talent strategy is imperative for organizational success. From remote work, to skills-based hiring, new trends are reshaping how businesses approach talent acquisition and management meaning organizations are redefining how work is done. In Episode 41 of SWP podcast, the Brandon Crouch, Global Business Line Manager, and Elena Magrini, Head of Global Research, of Lightcast, are joined by Simon Haines, Founder & CEO of Simply Get Results to delve into these dynamic shifts and explore innovative strategies and technologies to help organisations thrive in this rapidly changing environment. An enthralling conversation with three labour market and skills experts!
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Episode 40 of the SWP Podcast welcomes Clare Moncrieff, Executive Advisor with Talent Neuron. This is a fascinating discussion where we explore the critical connectivity between labour market intelligence and SWP. It was also a wonderful look back at the SWP Conference - London event.
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Episode 39 of SWP - The Strategic Workforce Panning Podcast welcomes Jonas Ottiger - Head of People Analytics and Workforce Planning at the International Committee for the Red Cross. Jonas is one of so many people analytics experts to emerge from Jordan Pettman's Nestle alumni, one wonders whether there was something special in the chocolate milk during and since that period.
When you think of SWP and the challenges it can solve for, 'life and death' doesn't arise all that often. It does in Jonas' case however. This was an incredibly interesting discussion around trying to get people who's very nature is 'emergency response', to think strategically and engage in SWP. Lovely chap who's insight and intelligence shone through in this episode! -
Episode 38 of the SWP Podcast saw me sit down with tech entrepreneur Ali Nawab, founder and CEO of SWP platform Agentnoon. I really enjoyed this thought leadership conversation and am always inspired when I get to chat to successful business leaders with global customer bases like Ali. Looking forward to meeting the Agentnoon team in person in London!
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Episode 37 of The SWP Podcast was a long time in the making yet well worth the wait! We were lucky to sit down with two inspirational thought leaders in Sadhana Bhide and Jonathan Finkelstein from Pearson Workforce Skills. As well as an in-depth look at all things learning, SWP and skilling the workforce of the future, what resonated most from a Pearson perspective was the strategic and value alignment to what we do at the Institute. Both the callouts specifically identified in the publicly available Pearson strategy, and the multi-faceted approach across verticals including learning, technology and skills make for a perfect partnership. Enjoy this fascinating discussion!
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Episode 36 of the SWP podcast saw us sit down with two inspirational leaders from the Victorian Health Sector in Rebecca Meynell and Jennifer Dobell ahead of their key note session at SWP Conference - Melbourne. What a breath of fresh air this discussion was in terms of insight, entertainment and all out positivity. We loved hearing about the critical impacts SWP has at a regional level on Victoria's Health Sector and how it can be used effectively to impact the lives of so many. Really looking forward to hearing from Jennifer and Rebecca in Melbourne!
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Episode 35 of the SWP Podcast welcomes Ralf Buechsenschuss from Microsoft. Ralf is an incredibly intelligent and insightful people and analytics leader with a passion for leveraging data and insights to drive how organisations work. What I loved most about this episode is the exploration of the role organisatonal network analysis plays in strategic workforce planning. This is a critically underutilised tool in understanding how information flows, how culture can be influenced and where expertise sit within businesses. Loved his simple, effective pillars for SWP as well!
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