Friday, September 13, 2013

Business Simulation for HR and Strategy

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More and more is being asked of Human Resources (HR). On one hand, they are tasked with dealing with the challenge of people (and their challenges). On the other hand, they are often given the smallest budget on a percentage basis. While this is going on, Human Resources gets to hear the usual song of, "People are our greatest assets."

To add to the challenge, they are increasingly being required to help execute the corporate strategy. The reasoning is simple: A strategy cannot successfully execute without the people. How does this get done?

Strategic Human Resources Business Simulation Overview



What is this exactly? A strategic human resources simulation is a tool that HR utilizes to help people understand the 'Why', 'How', and 'What' of a corporate strategic shift or strategic initiative. The business simulation gives participants a day in the life of your CEO, business manager, or general manager. This helps your managers or employees better understand your corporate strategy.

These Human Resource Business Simulations are often best managed by HR/L&D because they have the tools and skillsets to successfully 'wrap' the simulation program within the correct context. They have the experience and skills to make these solutions successful. It takes a strong partnership with the business manager, but often HR resource managers have this already.

Human Resource Business Simulations are not simple solutions, but they are a very effective business strategy simulation solution. These solutions push people to new levels of skill and understanding. The result is a more effective workforce with the tools to execute your corporate strategy more effectively and quickly.

You probably knew all of this, but for those that didn't, this serves as a general introduction. By no means is this an explain all, but it is intended to seed an idea. Remember, there are fantastic solutions solutions for Human Resources Business Strategy Simulations. These are great tools for organizational development.

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