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Our view

Insights from our 2008 Global Human Capital Study, developed through discussions with senior HR executives in more than 400 organisations from 40 countries, found that more than ever, today’s global organisations are focusing their time and attention on maximising the value of their workforces. As corporations, nonprofits and government entities are becoming more globally integrated, and as traditional geographic and competitive boundaries disappear, the need to identify, develop and connect talent has never been more critical.

What we offer

Business services

IBM offers integrated, innovative Human Capital Management solutions in four key areas:

Real results

Norwich Union Life transforms their IT workforce into a strategic organisation delivering real business value.


Thought leadership

Research, analysis and perspectives to address critical business issues.

Related offerings

partner with company leaders to strategise, transform and hone their business capabilities.

utilises our integrated processes and technology, including strong analytics.

What we do

Our Human Capital Management Practice consultants work with clients to maximise the value of their workforce through developing and implementing strategies that enable an adaptable workforce that can rapidly respond to changes in the outside market, leadership to guide individuals through change and deliver results, integrated talent management models that addresses the entire employee lifecycle and the development of data analytics to deliver strategic insights and measure success.

Who we are

Helene Josipovic

Helene Josipovic

Associate Partner-Human Capital Management
IBM Global Business Services
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IBM 2008 Global Human Capital Study

IBM 2008 Global Human Capital Study

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