2020 has made it abundantly evident that external factors can disrupt the way we operate without an early warning and it’s imperative to create an agile organization that can not only respond to change fast but always is prepared to ask what’s next!
This future-ready workplace has to be built on the foundational forces of robust technology, skilled talent and smart organizational design. Here are some highlights from the HR Changemakers roundtable discussion between industry leaders on how their organisations are creating a future-ready workplace on the back of technology.
This time the HR Changemakers roundtable hosted people leaders including Wiwik Wahyuni (Home Credit Indonesia), Jayant Paleti (Darwinbox), Kartika Akbaria (Ruangguru), Alexius Purwoto (PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam), Indrijati Rahayoe (PT Prudential Life Assurance), Anton Hendrianto (PT Bank Muamalat), Anung Anindita (PT Pegadaian).
According to Indrijati Rahayoe, CHRO at PT Prudential Life Assurance, Indonesia, organisations can follow the 4C framework to future proof themselves:
If 2020 was about using technology to react to the situation at hand and finding ways to survive, 2021 is going to be about using technology to proactively plan for the larger business strategy. But what are the elements that HR teams must focus on first to set the course for successful HR transformation?
One of the critical factors in any successful digital transformation journey is user adoption. How well people receive the new technology and how they can make the most out of it is perhaps the real proof of any HR tech’s pudding. Here are some expert tips by the HR changemakers to prepare the workforce.
2020 has been the year of HR. The future of the workplace largely depends on how businesses integrate and develop the HR function where they become an equal stakeholder in driving business strategies. It’s also time for the function to step up and deliver what the organisation needs. HR digital transformation is going to be the backbone on which a truly future-ready workforce can be built.
Here’s a sneak peek into the ChangeMaker session: