Edward E. Lawler, Dave Ulrich, Jac Fitz-Enz, James Madden, Regina Maruca

Human Resources Business Process Outsourcing (eBook, PDF)

Transforming How HR Gets Its Work Done

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

In Human Resources Business Process Outsourcing, Edward E. Lawler III, Dave Ulrich, Jac Fitz-enz (the foremost experts in the human resource field) and James C. Madden V (the CEO of the top HR outsourcing firm), clearly show how outsourcing offers an effective, low-cost alternative to traditional administration and provides HR managers with new opportunities to contribute directly to their companies' overall strategy and business performance. Step by step, the authors explore how the HR function in corporations is structured and include a template for analyzing a HR department's value, value added, and cost-to-serve. In this important resource, the authors explain new approaches organizations can take to improve HR administration and demonstrate how HR functions can be best organized.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juli 2004
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780787976101
• Artikelnr.: 38227902

Autorenporträt

THE AUTHORS EDWARD E. LAWLER III is distinguished professor at the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business and founder and director of the university's Center for Effective Organizations. DAVE ULRICH is professor of business administration at the University of Michigan. He is the author of Why the Bottom Line Isn't, Results Based Leadership, and over 100 articles. JAC FITZ-ENZ is the founder of the Saratoga Institute, which has consulted to most of the Fortune 500 companies and many global corporations. JAMES C. MADDEN V is founder, chairman, and CEO of Exult, Inc.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface.
The Authors.
1. Forces for Change.
2. New Roles for HR.
3. Evaluating the Effectiveness of HR.
4. Design of the HR Function.
5. Exult.
6. BP.
7. Bank of America.
8. International Paper.
9. Prudential.
10. Lessons Learned.
11. Outsourcing and the Future of HR.
Index.

Rezensionen

"...a well structured look at a business dilemma..." (Supply Management, 17th February 2005)"In the next few years, most HR departments will outsourcesome or all HR administration. In this book, the foremost thoughtleaders in HR have put it all together for us. This book exploresthe evolutionary change our profession is experiencing, gives anenvisioned future, and shows how to transform once and for all intoa strategic role that adds value and delivers results."
--Libby Sartain, senior vice president, human resources, and chiefpeople Yahoo, Yahoo! Inc.; former vice president of people,Southwest Airlines, and coauthor, HR From the Heart: Stories andStrategies for Building the People Side of Great Business

"This book describes the keys to reinventing the HRorganization from administrative to strategic and upgrading the HRteam to becoming a true strategic business partner in theprocess."
--Susan Bowick, former head of human resources, Hewlett-Packard

"This book provides excellent insight into the excitingnew thinking behind the creation of one of the most successfulbusiness process outsourcer (BPO) companies that has been createdin the last five years."
--Bill Pade, partner, Oak Hill Capital

"This is a really good book! I recommend it as a must-readfor anyone considering HR outsourcing as well as any venturecapital firm considering a BPO investment."
--Dennis McGuire, founder and CEO, Technology Partners

"Faced with a real threat of living in the past, this is acollection of stories about creating a new HR future withinnovation, spirit, and focus. Every HR leader can see themselves,learn from the events, and test their convictions. Whether youbelieve in HR outsourcing or not, the journey iscompelling."
--Don Packham, senior vice president of human resources, BPAmerica

"HR can only excel if it is able to balance the strategicand the transactional agenda. Without transactional excellence HRdoes not deserve its seat at the table; without offering strategicvalue the job is less than half done. The HR profession as well asthe line managers, who understand the role HR can play, can begrateful to the authors, who are holding up the mirror so that wecan reflect on how to make the work of HR more supportive of thebusiness agenda."
--Hanneke C. Frese, head of group capabilities, Zurich FinancialServices