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Abhijeet S
Delphi is an automotive parts company headquartered in Troy, Michigan, USA. Delphi is one of the world's largest automotive parts manufacturers and has approximately 146,600 employees (18,900 in the United States).[1]
With offices worldwide, the company operates 150 wholly owned manufacturing sites, 44 joint ventures, 53 customer centers and sales offices, and 33 technical centers in 38 countries.
HR STRATEGIC PLANNING
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Implement an iterative HR strategic planning process. This should inform by projection, as well as
influence, the Center’s operational and financial plans/projections.
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Equip the function of the human resources to provide strategic analysis and recommendations
Establish mechanisms so that HR professionals can provide timely input into, and be aware of
decisions concerning the overall business strategy of the Center
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Document the HR strategy, either as stand-alone or as part of an overall business strategy for the
organization, so that it can be communicated to and validated by those who must implement the
strategy
HR METRICS
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Develop a set of HR metrics that is relevant to the HR and business strategy and that can be readily
gathered periodically to permit trend analysis
ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN
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Periodically review the current organizational design and evaluate opportunities for changes that will
promote the implementation of the business strategy
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In evaluating organizational design, consider informal as well as formal structures, particularly in
relation to promotion of knowledge management objectives
CHANGE MANAGEMENT
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Undertake significant changes in the form of planned change projects
Incorporate attention to cultural components in major change management projects
DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT
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Evaluate HR policies and procedures from the perspective of encouraging and getting the most out
of having a diverse workforce
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Monitor Center performance in terms of creating a supportive environment for and achieving a
diverse workforce
The mission of the HR is these functions are to remove the signs of deficiencies and build the competency among the employees. The fourth function is the analysis of the organizational strategies that can make remarkable differences to achieve the goals. The three generic strategies that the management chooses from are the cost leadership, differentiate, and focus. The last function of the model is the choice and implementation of human resource strategies after the given objectives of the organization, strategies, constraints, and other related issues. The strategic choice and implementation broadly involves the identifying, securing, organizing, and directing the use of the resources, systems, and procedures (Cowie, 2009).
SHRM and the Benefits
Strategic human resource management ensures that the key person/s can effectively manage and lead the people towards the competitiveness which is an advantage for the entire organization. The HR can have a broad role in articulating the formation of different organizational strategy. Through the basic knowledge in creating the value the competency can be developed. Moreover, the alignment of the HR in the organization can influence the balance and space for improvement in terms of decision making. In this role of the SHRM model, the organizations can be more effective in building their human capital; choosing their valued employees; and managing the talent that would all be suitable in achieving the corporate strategic goals. By exposing the leading edge in human resources, significantly, there would be an impact on the organization’s competitive advantage and success
With offices worldwide, the company operates 150 wholly owned manufacturing sites, 44 joint ventures, 53 customer centers and sales offices, and 33 technical centers in 38 countries.
HR STRATEGIC PLANNING
•
Implement an iterative HR strategic planning process. This should inform by projection, as well as
influence, the Center’s operational and financial plans/projections.
•
•
Equip the function of the human resources to provide strategic analysis and recommendations
Establish mechanisms so that HR professionals can provide timely input into, and be aware of
decisions concerning the overall business strategy of the Center
•
Document the HR strategy, either as stand-alone or as part of an overall business strategy for the
organization, so that it can be communicated to and validated by those who must implement the
strategy
HR METRICS
•
Develop a set of HR metrics that is relevant to the HR and business strategy and that can be readily
gathered periodically to permit trend analysis
ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN
•
Periodically review the current organizational design and evaluate opportunities for changes that will
promote the implementation of the business strategy
•
In evaluating organizational design, consider informal as well as formal structures, particularly in
relation to promotion of knowledge management objectives
CHANGE MANAGEMENT
•
•
Undertake significant changes in the form of planned change projects
Incorporate attention to cultural components in major change management projects
DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT
•
Evaluate HR policies and procedures from the perspective of encouraging and getting the most out
of having a diverse workforce
•
Monitor Center performance in terms of creating a supportive environment for and achieving a
diverse workforce
The mission of the HR is these functions are to remove the signs of deficiencies and build the competency among the employees. The fourth function is the analysis of the organizational strategies that can make remarkable differences to achieve the goals. The three generic strategies that the management chooses from are the cost leadership, differentiate, and focus. The last function of the model is the choice and implementation of human resource strategies after the given objectives of the organization, strategies, constraints, and other related issues. The strategic choice and implementation broadly involves the identifying, securing, organizing, and directing the use of the resources, systems, and procedures (Cowie, 2009).
SHRM and the Benefits
Strategic human resource management ensures that the key person/s can effectively manage and lead the people towards the competitiveness which is an advantage for the entire organization. The HR can have a broad role in articulating the formation of different organizational strategy. Through the basic knowledge in creating the value the competency can be developed. Moreover, the alignment of the HR in the organization can influence the balance and space for improvement in terms of decision making. In this role of the SHRM model, the organizations can be more effective in building their human capital; choosing their valued employees; and managing the talent that would all be suitable in achieving the corporate strategic goals. By exposing the leading edge in human resources, significantly, there would be an impact on the organization’s competitive advantage and success
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