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Human capital is an essential element of production and achieving the organization’s competitive advantage. Therefore, it is considered one of its most important assets, which makes successes and achievements<\/a><\/strong> in the long run. And it requires attention to it in a way that helps it to achieve these successes and achievements. To understand and activate these critical assets, it has become necessary for analytics to be part of the human resources management<\/a><\/strong> departments as they engage in the growth and development of human capital to achieve the required achievements. Moreover, analytics in organizations is gaining a competitive advantage by keeping pace with changes. And developments in intelligent and innovative technology<\/a><\/strong> in human resource management. Note that HR analytics<\/a><\/strong> changes the way linking and interacting with the organization\u2019s strategy<\/a><\/strong> on the one hand and the human capital working in it on the other.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Need for HR analytics<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Traditionally, the activities of HRM<\/a><\/strong> and its role are limited to transactions related to employees, which are more like entering and keeping information and files. It has led to the need for a fundamental and practical role for HRM and its departments in making decisions<\/a><\/strong> based on actual data.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In the area of HRM, the use of data provides a competitive advantage in terms of decision-making. Therefore, many organizations are seriously working on developing HR data analysis capabilities and promoting the learning and development of HR professionals<\/a><\/strong> to use data and algorithms to guide business solutions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In today’s data-driven world, HR analytics helps guide employees, management, and hiring decisions for organizations of all sizes and industries. Many organizations use HR metrics to influence how they attract, retain, and compensate employees<\/a><\/strong>. Note that organizations benefit from the collection and analysis of data that can increase revenue and reduce costs by improving operations. To this end, organizations today are building talent analytics teams and combining separate analytics suites within HR into a single strategic function.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Understanding HR Analytics<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Although analytics will not solve all HR challenges, it will provide an understanding of business functions. It will also help trained<\/a><\/strong> HR professionals develop plans to optimize investment in the workforce and talent. It will also contribute to effectively monitoring recruitment<\/a><\/strong>, development<\/a><\/strong>, participation, productivity, performance<\/a><\/strong>, accountability, and retention<\/a><\/strong>. HR analytics links workforce information to the organization’s strategy and operations by providing and collecting qualitative and quantitative data to create an organizational performance model to generate a vision for the future<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In creating effective analytics, it is vital to understand the Business Model and its strategy. Where can collect analytical data from:<\/p>\n\n\n\n