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Communities of Interest | Learning Tracks | Expert Panels | Position Papers | Webcasts
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HCI Communities of Interest
HCI Communities offer best practices, new strategies, thought leadership, and networking opportunities for human capital professionals, line managers and executives. Each community contains a series of learning tracks that represent important links in the talent management continuum, and serve as collection points for compelling research, new ideas and innovative strategies.
Please follow the links below to HCI's active learning tracks. If you are interested in helping us activate a new track, please contact Allan Schweyer, Executive Director at 1-866-538-1909.
Talent Strategy Talent Acquisition
  Workforce Effectiveness   Creating a Talent Pipeline
  HR Service Delivery and Shared Services   Extended Talent Networks
  Corporate Social Networking   Leadership Hiring Strategies
  The High Performance Organization   Strategic Sourcing and Recruitment
  Talent Management Strategy & Execution   Diversity Sourcing and Recruitment
  Future Labor Trends   College Recruiting
  Workforce Planning   Assessment and Selection
  The Virtual Global Workforce   Recruitment Advertising and Communications
  HR/Business Process Outsourcing   Measuring Quality of Hire
  Global Talent Management   High Volume Hiring
  HR in the Age of Talent   Web 2.0 for Recruitment
  Employer Branding   Recruitment Technologies
  Employee Surveys and Enterprise Feedback Management   Social Networking for Recruiting
  Enterprise Workforce Management   Recruitment Legal and Compliance
  Recruitment Process Management   Local and Community Recruiting
  The Four Generation Workforce   Interviewing, Negotiating and Closing
  Building a World Class Sales Organization   Identifying and Developing Recruiter Competencies
  Pay for Performance   Recruiting as Business Transformation
  Talent Management Technology   Global Talent Acquisition
  Employee-Centric HR  
  OnBoarding and Life Events Management  
Talent Development Talent Leadership
  Innovation and Creativity   Top Team Impact
  Competencies for Top Talent   Next Generation Leadership Development
  Rewards and Incentives   Comprehensive On-Boarding
  Strategic Performance Systems   Manage and Develop Talent
  Emotional Intelligence and Human Capital   Engaging and Retaining Talent
  High Impact Learning   Executive Compensation
  Mentorship Strategies   Performance Management
  Knowledge Management   The ROI in Talent and Talent Management
  Talent and Career Transition Management   Human Capital Analytics
  Executive Mobility   Succession and Advancement
  Behavioral Science & Talent Management   Global Collaboration
  Developing Customer Loyalty   Mergers, Acquisitions and Re-structuring
  Global Team Productivity   Talent Acquisition for Line Leaders
  E-learning   The Socially Responsible Organization
  Recognition & Motivation   Talent Strategy for Line Managers
Talent By Sector Federal Sector
  Retail   Talent Planning in the Federal Sector
  Globally Integrated Enterprises   Talent Acquisition for the Federal Sector
  Small and Medium Enterprises   Learning in the Federal Sector
  Academic Institutions   Talent Leadership in the Federal Sector
  Non-Profit Organizations  
  State & Local Government  
  Health Care  
  BioPharmaceuticals  
  Financial Services  
  Technology  
  Performance Management in the Mid-Market  
Learning Tracks
Learning Tracks provide a structure for continual, collaborative learning. They provide the research, education and dialogue that practitioners and executives alike need to think their way through the sea change from human resources to human capital. They are a medium to surface break-away ideas, share game-changing strategies and provide new models to experiment with, as we change and improve our companies, non-profit institutions and governments.
Thought Leadership
HCI Expert Panels are invitation-only forums, comprised of thought leaders, academics, authors, leading practitioners and innovative executives in each Learning Track. Meetings are held bi-monthly to examine best practices, identify trends, surface new ideas, debate strategy and introduce new solutions. Meeting outcomes are published on the HCI site to assist members with decision-making and business case development, and threaded discussions with each panel are available to all.
Position Papers
HCI Position Papers contain rigorous research, provocative ideas and articulate new concepts on topics within each Learning Track. New papers are peer-reviewed and published monthly, and are FREE to all HCI members and member organizations.
Webcasts
New HCI Research is also presented monthly in 90 minute Webcasts, and additional Webcasts and Audio Conferences are developed for selected topics within each Learning Track. Most Webcasts and Audio Conferences are FREE to HCI members.
Executive Workshops
HCI Executive Workshops are collaborative working sessions, organized around topics within each Learning Track. Sessions are facilitated by HCI expert practitioners, to provide a guided interactive experience where professional leaders and executives can learn, as they share their own challenges and success.
Conference Tracks
Learning Track topics are incorporated into working sessions at the HCI Annual Conference and at selected International Conferences.
Certificate Programs
Research, creative new ideas and innovative strategies developed within each Learning Track are purposed, alongside proven best practices, into HCI Certificate Programs. Our objective is to provide each generation of learner with the best of what is known, and the exciting possibility about what could be.
Third-party and Member Resources
HCI works with a number of affiliated organizations, and solicits fresh content from interesting sources, to provide a well-rounded view of each topic in our Learning Tracks. We welcome contribution from our members as well. So, if you have materials to publish, or a new insight to share, send us an email, or call us at 1-866-538-1909 anytime!
Track Sponsorship
Learning Tracks are made possible through the generous assistance of our Founding Sponsors and Corporate Underwriters. If you would like information on assisting HCI, send us an email or call us at 1-866-538-1909.
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