Main Conference Day 2: Wednesday, May 16th 2012
8:30 Registration & Coffee
8:55 Chairperson’s Recap of Conference Day One
9:00 Social Media and HR SS: Emerging Uses of Social
Media
Defining your Shared Service center’s social media game plan,
tools and execution strategy
In the new age of social media the question arises as to how social
media can be leveraged to add value to shared services? How and
when do social media tools make sense and what tools are out there?
There is great possibility through the use of social media to improve
support, collaboration, and customer satisfaction however, the legal
risks and regulations must be addressed before embarking on the
incorporation of social media. Learn from our expert speaker the
legalities of social media use to ensure that you are properly assessing
risk, monitoring employees, and making the most out of social media.
In this session you will learn:
- The legal risks of the use of social media within shared services to ensure safe guidelines and usage of social tools.
- Social media tools that can be effectively used in HRSS.
- Ways to monitor employees and teach proper utilization of social media.
Tim Davis
Managing Partner
Constangy, Brooks, and Smith LLP.
9:45Sourcing Model Selection: Technology and Services
There is a distinct difference between sourcing technology and/or services
for your shared service center. Managing and sourcing the tools and technologies
can be a daunting task. This case study will showcase how our expert speaker
created vendor scorecards and what they’ve learned managing technology partners
versus services partners.
- Learn about their current HR sourcing environment with a visual representation.
- Understand the RFP process underway now and in particular its aim to differentiate software vs. service solutions.
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Nick Scobbo
Vice President HR Shared Services
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
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Carolyn Clougherty
Director of HR Vendor Management
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
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10:30 Morning Networking Break
Dual Track Sessions: Choose Track A or B
TRACK A: Planning and Launching a HRSS
This track has been designed specifically to cater towards the challenges,
benchmarks and solutions for Beginners/Intermediate shared services executives
Track A Chair:
Laura Poindexter
Director
ScottMadden
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TRACK B: Knowledge Management and Expansion
This track has been designed specifically to cater towards the challenges,
benchmarks and solutions for Advanced shared services executives
Track B Chair:
Wendy Cook
Director of Product Marketing
Enwisen
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11:15 PepsiCo Case Study: Setting the course for the HR Shared Services Journey
Implementing Shared Services to deliver efficiently and effectively is business tactic employed by many organizations at varying degrees; however, are companies really aggressive at going after the opportunities? The importance of global current state baselining is found in planning the journey, gaining alignment by key stakeholders, and messaging success along the way, For PepsiCo's global, complex HR organization structure, the ability to identify "what is possible" and build the case for change was an important step in the process. Through the global "as is" baseline process, FTE and total costs were identified, and led to the identification of areas for further investigation and means to further leverage shared services at PepsiCo. In this session, we will discuss the importance of the following in order to ensure shared services success:
- Learn about PepsiCo's journey
- Understanding our "base case" - cost, people, and service delivery quality
- Understanding work drivers at the most granular level
- Knowing where you are going - "Start with the end in mind." - Stephen Covey
Diane Youden
Principal
PwC
Jo Ann Hirsimaki
Senior Vice President, Compensation, Mobility, and Global HR Systems
PepsiCo
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11:15 Stage Three: Metrics and Analytics
Introducing metrics to consistently overachieve and grow
investments
When considering a mature shared services model there are different
metrics and performance measurements that need to be evaluated. In
this session you will learn:
- What are the post-implementation metrics to measure with your mature operation such as process performance and customer satisfaction.
- Analyze and convey metrics reports and implement them as tangible changes to the business strategy.
Greg Pinson
Senior Manager HR Shared Services
Nissan North America
Kelvin Lovely
Director HR Shared Service Strategies
Enwisen
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12:00 Networking Luncheon
1:15 PANEL: "I'll Never Do That Again!"
This interactive panel will discuss the trials and tribulations of
embarking on a shared services journey. Looking back in hind-sight,
our experts will share the outcomes that made them say "I'll never do
that again!"
Moderated by:
Kelvin Lovely
Director HR Shared Service Strategies
Enwisen
2:00 Helping your most important asset with Employee
Self Service
Organizing and centralizing employee support - a challenge
faced by every stage of shared services!
Employee and manager self-service are extremely important within
HR shared services; it allows for increased accountability, flexibility,
and efficiency. Such employee empowerment helps streamline many
everyday HR activities and reduce the administrative demands on
your HR department, equipping staff to better serve employees with
less drain on resources and with a greater focus on strategic
activities that bring value to the organization. Join our speaker and
learn about their robust self- service initiatives and how they are
continuing to evolve. In this session you will learn:
- How self-service will allow employees and managers to view and manage their own personal information entirely online, 24/7.
- To track important information digitally as well as promote collaboration between managers and employees.
- Successful utilization of a case management tool with online accessibility.
Karla Younger
Director, HR Services- North America
Coca-Cola Refreshments
2:45 Afternoon Networking Break
3:15 Working Groups: Speaker Meet and Greet
Select the speaker profile by stage, beginner, intermediate or
advanced!
Take the information you’ve learned throughout the conference and
have a chance to work in depth with your peers on the challenges
that most concern you! You will have the opportunity to review all
of our speaker profiles, highlighting their size, stage and progress
statistics identifying which speakers align the most with your own
shared services center. Pair up with your peers and our expert
speakers to cover any unfinished business; ask any remaining
questions, network with speakers and attendees who are at similar
stages to you, and walk away with tangible lessons and ideas to
implement within your own organization.
4:15 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks and End of Conference