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HR Transformation 

In a rapidly changing and competitive marketplace, the Human Resources function plays a critical role in putting the appropriate structure, capabilities and systems in place to deliver value to the business.

Paulette Welsing

Paulette Welsing

HR Transformation Center of Excellence, Global Lead and Americas

+1 212 872 7635

globaladvisory@kpmg.com

Robert Bolton

Robert Bolton

HR Transformation Center of Excellence, Global Lead and Europe

+44 207 3118347

globaladvisory@kpmg.com

Tune in to Talent

Tune in to Talent
A step-by-step approach for building a talent management strategy and implementation plan that’s right for the unique needs of each organization.

People are the real numbers – Workforce analytics has come of age

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HR teams see the value of HR analytics, but they focus on transactional data rather than predictive insights to align people strategies with business priorities.

Cloud enabled HR transformation

Cloud enabled HR
Cloud based technology allows HR to streamline its operations, reduce costs and evolve the HR function to provide more strategic value to meet the rapidly changing needs of the organization.

Rethinking Human Resources in a Changing World

Rethinking Human Resources
Rethinking Human Resources in a Changing World is a study of the future of HR, sponsored by KPMG and conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Transforming the HR function for high performance

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As the driver of an organization's people agenda, the HR function is well-positioned to deliver sustainable competitive advantage by being equally accountable for achieving profitable growth as Finance and IT. This report describes how.

Designing Next Generation HR

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This paper explores how to create a truly differentiated HR function that helps drive strategic value in an organization.

As the driver of an organization’s people agenda, the HR function is in a key position to deliver sustainable competitive advantage by being equally (if not more) accountable for achieving profitable growth as other mission-critical functions such as Finance and IT.


KPMG’s HR Transformation professionals advise and work with HR and other senior executives to increase the value of HR in a number of mission-critical areas. They help leadership teams to:


  • Identify and manage talent by focusing on the people and roles that deliver differentiated value.
  • Create authentic organization cultures of sustainable cost control, innovation and performance improvement.
  • Provide people-driven outcomes that drive business performance.
  • Optimize HR information systems to enable leaders to make better decisions while providing employees and managers with the benefit of ‘fit for purpose’ processes.
  • Predict where and when talent is needed through strategic workforce planning.
  • Create tailored performance systems that drive market leadership.


“The Human Resources function is in the best position to deliver sustainable competitive advantage to the enterprise through its workforce. If HR isn’t bringing strategic value to your organization – you’re missing a crucial opportunity to convert the full potential of your people into financial performance and market value.”

– Paulette Welsing
HR Transformation Center of Excellence



“At last we are seeing enabling HR Technology solutions, largely from the SaaS providers, where the promise of transformational ease-of-use and ready access to information is finally being delivered”.

– Robert Bolton
HR Transformation Center of Excellence

Get in touch with KPMG

10 Steps to Strategic Workforce Planning

10 steps
KPMG has helped many clients through the workforce planning process and we have used our experience to develop a basic framework for workforce planning that can be used by organizations in any phase of the planning cycle.

Webcast: Rethinking Human Resources in a Changing World

KPMG International commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit to conduct a study of over 400 executives across the globe to probe more deeply into the challenges of the HR function.