Table 3

Common data sources

  1. Employee/organizational surveys

  2. Employee/talent profiling (tracking and modeling individual data on critical talent or high-potential employees)

  3. HR metrics including scorecards and dashboards

  4. Partnership or outsourced research including membership-based research consortia

  5. Workforce forecasting (e.g. workforce supply/demand and segmentation analysis to forecast and plan when to staff up or cut back)

  6. Ad hoc HRIS data mining and analysis

  7. HR benchmarking

  8. Learning measurement/analytics

  9. HR program evaluation

  10. Return-on-investment (ROI) projects

  11. Labor market, talent pool and site/location identification research

  12. Advanced organizational behavior (OB) research and modeling

  13. Selection research involving the use of validated personality instruments that measure various employee traits, states, characteristics, attributes, attitudes, beliefs and/or values

  14. Talent supply chain (analytics to make decisions in real time for optimizing immediate talent demands in terms of changing business conditions)

  15. 360 degree or multirater feedback (360-degree leadership and management assessments or performance appraisal/evaluations)

  16. Sentiment analysis (interpretation and classification of emotions whether positive, negative and neutral within text data using text and/or thematic analysis techniques)

  17. Using organizational network analysis (ONA) tools

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