Managing People, Culture and Data in the Modern Organisation - Ang, Jovina; Lee, Jaclyn
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Culture, People, Data-The three imperatives of a successful organisation While organisations need stand out products and services to be competitive, to remain competitive, organisations need much more. We believe the much more includes how organisations manage people, culture and data. >Written by Jaclyn Lee and Jovina Ang, the book focuses on the three fundamental elements of organisational success.

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Culture, People, Data-The three imperatives of a successful organisation While organisations need stand out products and services to be competitive, to remain competitive, organisations need much more. We believe the much more includes how organisations manage people, culture and data. >Written by Jaclyn Lee and Jovina Ang, the book focuses on the three fundamental elements of organisational success.
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Jovina Ang is the Managing Director of Communication and formerly an award-winning corporate executive of mul-tiple Fortune 500 companies including Microsoft, Dell and Cisco Systems. She launched Singapore's first inter-company mentoring programme for emerging leaders in the IT industry. She is the author of three books on leadership communication, career sponsorship and the university landscape in Singapore. She is an accredited mentor and volunteer at the Global Mentor Institute, helping refugee students in their job searches. Jaclyn Lee is the Chief Human Resources Officer of Singapore University of Technology and Design. She holds the IHRP Master Professional Certification. She is an award-winning and well-recognized HR leader with over twenty years of experience, covering the full spectrum of HR in Singapore and across Asia-Pacific. She is frequently invited to speak at local and international conferences. She is a recipient of the Public Administration Medal (Silver) for her contributions to higher education. Her first book is on accelerating organizational culture change.