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    Relation between HRM & TM

    Jay Jamrog commented:

    "Understanding what the most importantcomponents of talent management are can

    go a long way toward helping organizationsintegrate the concept into their cultures andother human capital processes. Clearly, it's alot easier to manage something well if you

    know what you're trying to manage."

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    PRIMARY COMPONENTS FORINTEGRATED TM INITIATIVE

    leadership development

    career planning

    development of high-potentialemployees

    performance management

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    TM initiative Contd....

    Succession planning

    Learning and training

    Competency management

    Retention

    Professional development

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    Chinese proverb

    When winds of change blow, some people buildwalls and other build windmills.

    Interpretation

    In the backdrop of SWOT analysis talentedpeople are better catcher of opportunity

    Opportunities are often short lived, so Talented

    person will never let it go. It require a right kind of work place to do what

    one wants to do or achieve

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    TM current scenario

    Global abundance of talent but local scarcity

    In west more older retiring people and lessyounger people in workforce

    Nurturing and developing talent is everybody'sconcern in any oragniaztion

    Need for more diverse and remote or even

    virtual workforce is required

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    HRM practices reward TM

    To value the knowledge worker

    To adequately reward Talented persons bothmonetarily and with other attractive incentives

    Retaining such individuals is essential andgood for the long term development of theorganization

    Recognition is more bigger need of Talented orKnowledge worker as compared to monetary

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    Case of Accenture

    Accenture is global management consulting,technology services and outsourcing company(Revenue US$ 19.70 billion)

    IT, system integeration, BPO, consulting etc. 150 locations, 50 countries, HQ New York,

    Five main operating groups are;

    Communication & high technology, financialservices, government, products and resources

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    Core values at Accenture

    Exceptional Talent

    Continuous Learning

    High-quality work

    A Collaborative approach

    Entrepreunal spirit

    Diverse workforce

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    Core practices

    Best people with the right skills for Accentureclients anywhere all over the world

    An up or out culture people have a choice to

    flourish, grow and innovate Success at managing Talent

    Total team contribution is counted for success

    but individuals are never underestimated People can move up quicker on better

    performance

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    Talent Dimensions

    Size of Talent pool is enormous

    Entry criteria

    Decision process

    Permanency of Definition of Talent

    Recruitment as a source ofTalent

    Transparency in its functioning

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    Developing Talent

    Developmental Path

    Developmental Focus

    Support

    Influence on career

    Connected converastions

    Organizational values Risk (perception)

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    Structure & system to support TM

    Performance mangement

    TM Process

    Use of Technology

    System flexibility

    Ownership of Talent

    Respect and Recognition for Talented orKnowledge worker