... (2001). Knowledge management for the new world of business.Retrieved August 26, 2003, from www.brint.com/km/whatis.htmMathis, R., & Jackson, J. (2003). Humanresourcemanagement (10th ... frame-work. The Journal ofManagement Development, 21, 794-811.Prochaska, S. (2001). Is a corporate university in your organization’s future?Society for HumanResourceManagement White Paper. ... changing the wayorganizations manage human resources (Walker, 2001), specifically the wayfirms train their employees. The debate around this latest killer application of 174 Comacchio & ScapolanCopyright...
... Academy of Management, 2004. She is a member of the Academy of Management, Society for Human Resource Management, and Strategic Management Society.Constant D. Beugré is an Associate Professor ofManagement ... is now Associate Professor of Organiza-tional Behavior and Human Resources Management. Her areas of interest areorganizational behavior, organizational structures, and human resources man-agement, ... papers in the fields ofHuman Resources and Informa-tion Technology.* * *Mousumi Bhattacharya, an Assistant Professor at Fairfield University,teaches strategy and humanresourcemanagement at the...
... writtenpermission of Idea Group Inc. is prohibited.participant by day over two months of use. The number of applications useddaily rose through the period of the training sessions, then dropped off to ... is prohibited.Description of the Rodbard StudyThe goal of the Rodbard et al. (2002) study was to provide medical profession-als with handheld computers, train the professionals to use the handhelds ... withmeasurement of actual use from objective data captured from the handheldcomputers, measurement of user preparation through survey methodology,measurement of real-time user reactions through the use of...
... fromhttp://www.clarinetsys.com/site/downloads-page/Miami-Application-Story .pdf Davies, S., Rodbard, D., Brandes, W., & Poropatich, R. (2004). Human resources in the palm of your hand: Science and practice. Proceedings of the Society for Industrial ... technology in general and specifically the use of handhelds by professionals as a means of accomplishing their work is that of resistance to technology by the professionals themselves. According to re-search ... of expectations: Anapproach to the construction of unambiguous anchors for rating scales.Journal of Applied Psychology, 47, 149-155.Sulsky, L.M., & Day, D.V. (1994). Effects of frame -of- reference...
... access to the corporate human resource information system. This chapter looks at the development of a human resources (HR) ESS portal and presents the findings of a case study of three Australian ... writtenpermission of Idea Group Inc. is prohibited.In recognition of the significant impact of the corporate career Web site on thecorporate recruiting strategy, our chapter conducted the content analysis of ... technological options andthe organization should be identified.One of the disadvantages of the e-recruiting methods is a lack of the human touch, such as face-to-face meetings or conference calls....
... BriefPreface xxvPart I HumanResourceManagement 1 1. The Practice ofHumanResourceManagement 3 2. Strategic HumanResourceManagement 25 3. HR Strategies 47 4. Human Capital Management 65 5. ... 482 29. HumanResource Planning 485 Introduction 486; Humanresource planning defi ned 486; Aims of human resource planning 487; Use ofhumanresource planning 488; Approaches to humanresource ... Journal ofHumanResource Management, 8 (3), 263–76Guest, D E (1999b) Humanresource management: the workers’ verdict, HumanResourceManagement Journal, 9 (2), pp 5–25Guest, D E (2002) Human resource...
... project analyzing humanresourcemanagement options for improving recruiting production. is work will interest those involved in the day-to-day managementof recruiting resources as well as ... contrast, there is little available research on a range ofhuman resource management policies that are capable of enhancing the pro-ductivity of the recruiting force. ese policies include personnel ... nonrecruiters, with prob-abilities of 89 and 82 percent, respectively. Implications for Effective Recruiter Management Our research demonstrates that various types ofhumanresource man-agement policies...
... effective use of Web-based humanresource services. On the basis of this model, he argues that the effective use of Web-based human resource services plays an important role in the managementof the ... the importance of having an understanding of the organizationclimate and culture, and the current attitude of employees and management inorder to assess the best way to tackle revolutionary change. ... writtenpermission of Idea Group Inc. is prohibited.important, not just from a business point of view, but also from a human resource development perspective. So what are the implications for HRprofessionals...
... Restrictions in humanresource management The quality management system of Viet A company not only has weaknesses in management responsibility but also has restrictions in humanresource management. 3.4.1 ... good humanresourcemanagement is essential to retainingstaff and maintaining a high overall level of quality management system performance.Effective humanresourcemanagement is one of the ... theinefficient quality management system in term of ineffective performance of management responsibility and restrictions in humanresource management. 3.3 Restrictions in management responsibility...
... assessment ofmanagementofhuman resources for health (HRH)Public sector contextã Decentralization ofhuman resources functionsã Other speci c initiatives on human resourcesMACROStewardship of ... 7Contents of the tool 7Timeline for applying the tool 9Analyses 9PART 1 – STATUS OFHUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH 13Level ofhuman resources for health 13Distribution ofhuman resources for ... the state ofhuman resources – the number and type ofhuman resources, their distribution and performance as an output of cross-cutting issues such as migration, the attractiveness of professions,...
... hybrids in the sense of combining control-oriented organization with involvement-oriented organization. Mainstream HumanResourceManagement Traditional humanresource management, sometimes ... Becker, Brian and Gerhart, Barry. 1996. “The Impact ofHumanResourceManagement on Organizational Performance: Progress and Prospects,” Academy ofManagement Journal, 39(4), 779-801. Becker, Brian ... 21Huselid, Mark A. 1995. “The Impact ofHumanResourceManagement Practices on Turnover, Productivity, and Corporate Financial Performance,” Academy of Management Journal, 48(3), 635-672. Ichniowski,...
... administration of human resources for health are given in the following table.Table 9. Managementofhuman resources for health (HRH): primary indicators for core administrative components ofhuman resources ... 15:34:565.12.2007 15:34:56 41 Human resources management The performance of the health workforce depends greatly on the core administrative components (Figure 7) of human resources management being effectively ... reliability of existing data on the current status of human resources for health and on epidemiological profi les. Evidence of poor quality of data should be acknowledged and forms of estimation...