04 - 06 August, 2020 | Digital Conference
Artificial intelligence, remote teams, the gig economy and consumerization of HR; are just a few of the factors which represent the shifting sands of HR shared services. In fact it’s no stretch to say that we’re in revolutionary times. With external challenges such as Covid-19, internal pressures from stressed employers and the introduction of intelligent technology, HR is under pressure like never before. However with crisis also comes opportunity. The opportunity to create an agile workforce, fast-forward digital transformation and provide flexibility to your workforce with remote working. These are just some of the topics we’ll be covering online at the 2020 HR Shared Services Transformation Digital Summit.
JUST ADDED - Future of Work Day - 6 August
As well as two days of exciting presentations and panels, we’re introducing a “Future of Work” focus day for the first time. According to SSON’s COVID-19 survey data, over a third of respondents believe that they will accelerate initiatives to reduce delivery dependency on people and physical locations, while 31% see themselves more aggressively designing and implementing Future of Work concepts, potentially rethinking employment as a workforce management concept. This gives us the opportunity to deep dive into topics such as: enabling automation and artificial intelligence adoption, rethinking employment models for the gig economy and planning for future talent needs.
Human Capital Analytics In Practice
Digital HR Transformation: Bots, AI And Self-Service
Personalizing HRSSC For Better Employee Engagement
Remote Working Hacks To Ensure Productivity, Communication And Engagement
The Future Of Work: Skills, Gig Workers And Tech
Showcasing World Class HR Transformation Journeys
Dharanidharan Subramaniam
Director, HR Technology, Transformation and Shared Services
Ford Motor Company
Andrew Saidy
VP Talent Digitization, Talent Acquisition & Mobility - Global HR
Schneider Electric
Deborah Kops
Founder
Sourcing Change
Piotr Andryszak
Director, HR Services Europe
Signify
Rob Bradford
Vice President Global Business Services
Zimmer Biomet
Loretta Smith
HR Strategy and Operations, EMEA Lead Employee Relations
Bristol Myers Squibb
Teresa Michelena
Director, HR Shared Services Europe
Mastercard
Minna Neumann
Former Director Global HR Projects and Roadmaps
Cargotec
Naomi Secor
Global Managing Director
Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON)
Day One - 4 August
10:00 – 10:45 EST (15:00 – 15:45 BST)
Consumerising HR Shared Services to Increase Employee Engagement
It may seem like a tall order when there is so much else going on, but a focus on improving employee experience is a task that pays dividends many times over. Whether it’s creating a more efficient end-to-end process, embedding self-service software or finding a way to tailor services to suit your customers; the impact of these initiatives on talent management, retention and employee wellbeing is far reaching. In this session we talk about how you can achieve that whilst still meeting cost saving and productivity targets.
- Taking CX processes from external to internal customers
- How to create value and impact within your HRSSC
- Creating a service mind-set that’s proactive not reactive
Dharani Subramaniam, Director, HR Technology, Transformation and Shared Services, Ford Motor Company
11:00 – 11:45 EST (16:00 – 16:45 BST)
Bristol Myers Squibb Case Study: Centralising Employee Relations For Improved EX
In the last couple of years, BMS People services have taken a huge step up the value-chain by integrating employee relations management into their Hr Capability Centres. This has enabled their team to handle high-value and sophisticated tasks such as team conflict, coaching, conduct management and grievances. The result has been improved employee experience globally and increased data analytics visibility of employees across the business. In this session, project leader Loretta Smith, talks us through how they did it including upskiling BMS People services staff, evolving the business partner role and the data analytics they were able to create.
Loretta Smith, HR Strategy and Operations, Bristol Myers Squibb
Day Two - 5 August
09:00 – 09:45 EST (14:00 – 14:45 BST)
Panel Discussion
Adapting To A Remote Workforce: Productivity, Engagement And Communication
In 2020 many of us were catapulted into remote working with little or no notice, whilst some organizations thrived on the challenge others found themselves coming up short. In this panel we discuss how HR shared services can adapt to a remote workforce, the opportunities it presents and how to maintain the standards you’ve worked so hard to build up.
- Adapting your HRSSC to a remote workforce
- Tools and technology that can assist in remote working
- Maintaining productivity and quality of work
- Keeping teams engaged and committed
Panelists:
Teresa Michelena, Director HR Shared Services Europe, Mastercard
Minna Naumanen, Former Director Global HR Projects and Roadmaps, Cargotec
10:00 - 10:45 EST (15:00 - 15:45 BST)
Accelerating Business Value with HR Benchmarks
In top performing organizations, each HR service center employee is able to service up to 2500 employees. To do so, enabling technologies, best practices and an understanding of top performance is critical. During this session, SSON Analytics will highlight the latest trends in HR Shared Services Organizations and take you through a benchmarking exercise to see how you stack up against your peers by industry and location.
Presenter: Naomi Secor, Global Managing Director, SSON
Brought to you by: SSON Analytics
11:00 – 11:45 EST (16:00 – 16:45 BST)
Digital HR Transformation: Analytics, CX and Enabling Technology
Within the midst of the digital revolution, top tier HR shared services are reimagining the services they deliver to the organization whilst simultaneously improving how they operate. In order to compete, your focus needs to be on three areas; improved employee experience, digitization of HR services and insightful analytics. Hear one firm’s story on how they found the perfect balance and the impact of this digital revolution on their organization.
Presenter: Piotr Andryszak, Director HR Services Europe, Signify
Future of Work Focus Day - 6 August
Preparing HR Shared Services For Tomorrow’s Workforce
The “Future of Work” is having an enormous impact on HR Shared Services. The model is being reconfigured by the impact of two major trends: automation and the increased demand for “value-added” services. While some organisations are choosing to plug the skills-gap with robots, others are choosing to employ gig workers or re-skill their existing staff. What’s not an option is to wait and see. With this in mind SSON have created a focus day to answer your questions on the “Future of Work” and help establish what remains to be done within your organization to leverage the opportunities of a digitized future. This focus day is designed to be interactive, so come armed with questions for our panel of experts!
09:00 – 09:45 EST (14:00 – 14:45 BST)
Rethinking FOW Models For Enterprise Resiliency
In the last year future-of-work has gone from a trendy initiative to the only way of operating, it’s importance magnified for its ability to achieve today’s most critical corporate imperative; enterprise resiliency. But what does a FOW strategy look like? And what must it deliver? In addition to creating a resilient model, its tenets must redefine employee experience, support new capabilities, foster a different sense of community, integrate the use of automation, and be agile. Phew! In this session our speakers discuss how to make this happen looking closely at:
- The four dimensions any GBS needs to attack when building FOW strategy
- Driving a new dynamic, agile and resilient culture
- Designing an effective FOW program
Deborah Kops, Founder, Liberty Source
Rob Bradford, VP Global Business Services, Zimmer Biomet
10:00 – 10:45 EST (15:00 – 15:45 BST)
Opportunity Marketplaces: Rebalancing Your Workforce With AI
In 2018, in response to attrition and a demand for more career opportunities, Schneider launched it’s open talent market,
which uses AI to match employees with short-term projects, stretch assignments, side gigs, full-time roles and mentors.
At the time, the initiative was instrumental in building better retention, but in 2020 it’s become absolutely vital in their
efforts to re-balance workloads amidst the Covid-19 crisis. In this session, their VP Talent Digitization discusses:
• Using AI to match supply and demand for talent across the business
• Re-distributing workloads to respond to the current crisis and future agility needs
• Using AI and data analytics to create employee opportunities and deliver Schneider’s strategic objectives
Andrew Saidy, VP Talent Digitization, Employer Branding & University Relations, Schneider Electric
Chairman’s Take-Away’s
End of Conference
Dharanidharan Subramaniam
Director, HR Technology, Transformation and Shared Services
Ford Motor Company
Andrew Saidy
VP Talent Digitization, Talent Acquisition & Mobility - Global HR
Schneider Electric
Deborah Kops
Founder
Sourcing Change
Piotr Andryszak
Director, HR Services Europe
Signify
Rob Bradford
Vice President Global Business Services
Zimmer Biomet
Loretta Smith
HR Strategy and Operations, EMEA Lead Employee Relations
Bristol Myers Squibb
Teresa Michelena
Director, HR Shared Services Europe
Mastercard
Minna Neumann
Former Director Global HR Projects and Roadmaps
Cargotec
Naomi Secor
Global Managing Director
Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON)
How do I join the online conference?
Register above using the form and your login will be emailed to you a week before the event. Your session access links and final agenda will be emailed to you one week prior to the conference.
How much does it cost to attend?
The HR Transformation Digital Summit is completely free to attend.
Where is it located?
This is an online conference, which means that it can be accessed anywhere in the world through a desktop, laptop, mobile device or tablet. Audio and presentation viewing is accessed through an internet connection.
Can I access the slides post-event?
All presentations will be available after the conference via the on-demand recording link. When presenters have also approved for their slides to be available for download they will be made available in the Resource List folder inside the session and also in the digital gift bag post-event.
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