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James Holincheck
Managing VP
8 years at Gartner
22 years IT industry

Jim Holincheck is a managing VP in Gartner Research, where he manages the team that covers finance, human capital management (HCM) and procurement. He specializes in the HCM systems market. In this role, he helps provide a bridge between… Read Full Bio

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Links 05/06/2009

by Jim Holincheck  |  May 6, 2009  |  1 Comment

  • An Outline of a Strategic Workforce Plan : ERE.net

    This is a great reference for high-level functionality in workforce planning solution. I would add sourcing strategy to fill gaps. Talent management is discussed, but determining if if the right source is internal, new full time hire, part time hire, contingent worker, etc, is also important.

    tags: talentmanagement

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  • 1 John Elliott   May 6, 2009 at 9:03 am

    Hi, these are great point you bring up. The outline is not meant to be exhaustive – very broad, high level.

    Sourcing is a good term to add – I would plug sourcing into a subset of the global recruitment strategy.

    When you analyze your workforce, you can then better determine where the source of the next hire might come from. Plus, the WF plan process entails data gathering from constituents relative to succession planning, future hiring needs, and making determinations as to were the talent will come from.

    Great points!

    Thanks for commenting. Sincerely,

    John