PEOPLE AND PERFORMANCE · CONSULTING SYSTEMS
HR performance systems
Workforce platforms designed to give employees, managers and leaders information suited to the decisions they make.
Discuss a workforce system- system
- Custom workforce platforms
- focus
- Performance information and role-based visibility
- engagement
- Workflow consulting, product design and engineering
- status
- Delivered as client-specific systems
01 · The challenge
Workforce information must be useful at every level of the organisation.
Performance information can be difficult to act on when it is spread across disconnected files, presented without context or shown in the same way to every user. Employees, managers, administrators and executives have different responsibilities and should not need to search through irrelevant information to understand what requires attention.
02 · The solution
Role-based views built around real performance workflows.
Von Newman designs workforce systems that organise staff and team information around the responsibilities of each user. Employees can focus on their own information, managers can understand their teams, administrators can maintain the process and executives can review the wider organisational picture.
The precise workflow, measures, permissions and reports are defined for each organisation.
03 · Core capabilities
What sits inside the system.
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Role-based employee, manager, administrator and executive views.
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Staff and team information organised around responsibility.
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Administrative reporting and workflow support.
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Executive-level workforce visibility.
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Interface and workflow design adapted to organisational requirements.
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Access permissions appropriate to each user role.
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Von Newman's role
Von Newman works with stakeholders to understand the performance process, the information each role requires and the decisions the system must support. The team then designs the interface and engineers the application around the agreed workflow.
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What the system makes possible.
06 · Product evidence
See the system in context.
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