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HR Controlling
Dr. A. Jungmeister
1. Introduction HR Controlling
4. Actual Trends
5. Best practice
Krebs & Partner AG, ajungmeister@bluewin.ch, juerg.krebs@bluewin.ch
Management of
Strategic Human
Resources
Management of
Transformation
and Change
Strategic Partner
Change Agent
Processes/ Strategy
People
Management of
Firm Infrastructure
Management of
Employee
Contribution
Administrative
Expert
Employee Champion
Day-to-day/
Operational Focus
FUTURE
Criteria
Targets
Dimensions
Operation Oriented HR
Controlling
Efficiency, Productivity
Cost, Expenses, Return
Extensive
External Factors
Considered
Hardly
Very Often
Proactive
Rarely
Long Term
Time Orientation
Mindset
Formal (Numbers,
Reports)
Hierachy, Functions
Involved
Quality of personnel
within Business Units
HIGH
C
A
B
LOW
LOW
Strategic Importance of
the Business Units
HIGH
Performance
HIGH
Stars
Workhorses
Dead wood
Trainees
LOW
LOW
Potential
HIGH
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What is Controlling?
Controlling Means
Economic Support of Top Management to
Enable Their Performance:
- Planning
- Steering
- Delivery of Information
- GAP Analysis
ACT
Reports &
Actions
Determine
Deviations
CHECK
PLAN
Collect
Current
Data
Determine
Gaps
Perform
Actions
Make
Actions
Operational
Define
Actions
DO
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Methods of HR Controlling
Quantitative
Methods
Qualitative
Methods
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Quantitative Methods
Quantitative Methods
- HR Key ratio systems, Score Cards
- HR cost reduction initiatives
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Qualitative Methods
Qualitative Methods
- Qualitative methods are employee evaluation assessments, surveys,
personnel portfolios, scenarios or SWOT analyses
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Why ratios?
Ratio Comparison:
Time line comparison
Between companies or units - Benchmarking
Budget vs. current situation comparison
System of Ratios :
Ratios should be aggregated in a useful manner f.e. in a Balanced Scorecard
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Benefit of ratios
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Overview of Ratios in HR
Continuous
Education
&
Training
Career
Planning
Leadership
Developmen
t
HR Development
Young
Talent
Development
Strategy
Alignment
Cost/
Performance
Ratios
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Ratio
Steering/ Target
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Outplacement
HR Controlling
Training quota
Number of
outplacements per
period,
Percentage of cost of
personnel from
contribution margin
Number of
outplacements per
Business Unit
Net demand on
personnel
Absorption quota
Structure of test results
Annual time of education
spent
Training costs per day
and employee
Return on Intellectual
Capital ROIC
Average age of
personnel
Quota of female
employees
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Vision
and
Strategy
Customer
Customer
Goal
Measure
Target Initiative
Customer
Goal
Measure
Target Initiative
Goal
Measure Target
Measure Target
Initiative
Initiative
Measure Target
Recruiting efforts
quota
Initiative
Measure Target
Initiative
Training
quota
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Success
Factors
Framework
Processes
& Measures
Investors are
demanding more
Quicker response
time
Governance
Targets
Skilles Employees
Challenges &
Values
Compensation
Models
Globalization
Price Pressure
Continuous
Improvement
Accountability
/ Transparency
HR Strategy
Quicker
Innovation
Operational
Excellence
Empowerment
Ressources &
Coordination
Customers
choose freely
Customer Focus
Optimized
Organization
Measurements
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Cost-Benefit Impact
Of Various HR Admin Outsourcing Scenarios
$86
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$74
$12
Outsourcing
Transaction
Costs
$MM
$28
$13
$58
$25
$5
$5
Baseline Costs
(HR Admin Today)
$9
$18
$62
$4
HR Admin
Reengineered Costs
$40
Internal
Reengineering
Transition
Costs
$26
HR Admin Today
HR Admin
Reengineered
HR Admin Outsourced
HR Admin
Outsourced Costs
Overhead Costs
Vendor Margin
US
PLE
A
EX M
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
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68%
42%
Excessive Standardization
60%
Improved Quality
Of Delivery
32%
31%
28%
36%
24%
Inflexible Contracts
Increased Focus
On Core
Competencies
22%
57%
High Turnover In Account Management
Staff
39%
Cost Reduction
Expected
23%
Actual
JV Unable To Commercialize
17%
0%
10%
14%
12%
22%
Balance Sheet
Improvement
19%
44%
10%
9%
7%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
Percent Of Respondents
Sources: GartnerGroup; Booz Allen BPO Survey of 100 U.S. Companies 2004
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Model Telco
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Strategic
IV
Prod.- Strategy
and Management
II
Projects
Operatiions
BSC
Mandates
Tech. Contr.
III
IT& Infrastructure
Production
Plattform
Mgmt
I
Strategy Definition
Review Hypotheses
Strategic Initiatives
Scenario analysis
Challenging
Reporting
Oper. Controlling
Central
HR Controlling
Sec. & Fraud
Mgmt
III
Strategy Definition
Strategic
Controlling
Unit HR HDF
II
III
IV
Cost Models
Target Costing
Support,
Audits
Key Indicators
Target Parameters
and
Targets for
Processes and
Plattforms
Strategic Input
Tasks for BPR
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70 %
Gross capacity
(equals personnel of unit KL)
yx FTE
Net capacity
yx FTE
(gross capacity)
yx FTE
Overhead
Back office, Assistances
- yx FTE
Management
(Head of AB, Dep. & Head of AB-XXX = 1 FTE
-yx FTE
- yx FTE
yx FTE
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Net capacity
Gross capacity out of forecast
: yx FTE
: yx FTE
: yx FTE
: yx FTE
: yx FTE
Conclusion / actions:
To cover the actual demand, we would have to recruit additional XX
employees FTE (Full Time Equivalents).
This is possible within the existing management structure.
Actions to be taken:
provide new locations and work centers for the new crew
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operational
strategic
Cost Optimization
Quantitative HR Measures
Culture Development
Management Dev.
Knowledge Management
Operational View
quantitative
Employee Satisfaction
Exit statistics
Employee Valuation /MBO
Education & Training data
Growth perspective
qualitative
Source: Lecture Hans Gurtner, NDS HRM NDK1, 22. Oktober 2004 at BFH
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Performance
Value for
Our Owners
Finances
Value for
Users/ Customers
Customers
Personal Care
and Optimal
Decision Support
Documents
High Architectural
Quality
Employees
Cost
Growth
User / Customer
Process
Employees
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Core Processes
Management &
Support Processes
PROCESS CONSULTING
FINANCE AND CONTROLLING
MANAGEMENT
FUNCTIONAL SUPPORT
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Eigentmervertreter
BU 15 / 17 18 /
37 / 67
Anlageobjekte
(Entscheidungsgremien
oder Vertreter gemss
Kompetenzregl.)
XFPI Akquisition
Unternehmen fr
Gebude Mgmt.
Finanz- und
Allokationsplan aus
Mikro-Prozess
Portfolio-Mgmt
Immobilienunterhaltsfirmen
Planer, Berater,
Immo-Fachstellen
und -Treuhnder
Externe
Hauseigentmer
**)
Anlagekriterien und
Investitionsabsichten
gezielt platzieren
Kommunikation**
Kommunikation**
Kommunikation mit
Marktpartnern
Liegenschaft-Angebot
Angebot grob
prfen / auswhlen
Genehmigung /
Entscheid
Genehmigung /
Entscheid
Grundsatzantrag mit
Rahmenbed.
Detail-Prfung***
Genehmigung /
Entscheid
Genehmigung /
Entscheid
Bauland-Angebot
***)
- Wirtschaftlichkeit
- rechtliche Kriterien
- technische / funktionale Prfung
- Bauland:Projekt entwickeln
- Projekt: ev. berarbeiten
Projekt-Angebot
externe Prfung /
Analyse - je nach
Branche/Angebot
Investitions-/
Kaufantrag
Verhandlungen****
Vertragsabschluss
und bernahme /
Beurkundung
****)
Vertragsverhandlungen
- Kaufvertrag
- GU / TU Vertrag
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Special
Tasks
Process
Responsibility
MANAGEMENT
Strategy
Budgeting, 3Y Planning
Head
Real Estate
H. Suter
R. Malakow
Implementation HR
Strat. Partner Management
Strategy and
Development
Support
D. Frey
Corporate Real
Estate CH
U. Konzalla
PLANNING
OPERATIONS
FACHFHRUNG /
SUPPORT
CONSULTING
MANAGEMENT
Bus. Development
Portfoliomanagement Investmts
D. Keller
PROPERTY MGMT
POERTFOLIO MGMT
Construction
Projects
J. Burkhard
CONSTRUCTION
M. Egger
Accounting /
Controlling / MIS
J. Kellerhans
FINANCE AND ACC.
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BSC Process
Operations
BSC Process
Construction
Name: X
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Literature/ References
The ROI of Human Capital by Jac Fitz-Enz, Frankfurt 2003
The HR Scorecard: Linking People, Strategy, and Performance
by Brian E. Becker, Mark A. Huselid, Dave Ulrich, 2005
How to Measure Human Resource Management by
Jac Fitz-enz, 2004
HR Metrics The World Class Way, by Sullivan, John, 2005
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Contact
Krebs & Partner AG
Organization Development -Team Development - Coaching
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CH-3110 Mnsingen
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Fax : +41 (0)31 721 85 89
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