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🚀 Workday 2025R2 brings the Job Architecture Hub! With this release, Workday introduces a centralized hub to manage, report, and gain insights from your job architecture data — helping organizations improve data quality, enable skills-based analytics, and unlock the power of machine learning. ✨ Key Benefits: 1. A single, customizable space to manage job architecture 2. Reports on job profiles with impact analysis 3. Skills supply vs. demand analytics + market skills insights 4. Machine learning to identify duplicate or similar job profiles 5. Data quality checks to close gaps and inconsistencies ⚙️ What Do You Need to Do? To enable users to view the Job Architecture Hub, configure access to: Manage: Job Architecture Hub (core domain) Audit: Job Architecture Hub Job Profile: Find Similar Jobs Manage Job Architecture Hub: Market Skills Manage Job Architecture Hub: Skills Analytics 👉 To use advanced features like Find Similar and Market Skills: Opt in to the HCM ML and Third Party Connectors service Enable Talent Profile Data + Job Requisition Data categories Ensure Skills Cloud is enabled 🔍 Remember, security permissions determine what users can see and do. Use the Maintain Hubs report to customize the Hub for your organization. This isn’t just an update — it’s a foundation for smarter workforce planning, better talent management, and future-ready job structures. #Workday #2025R2 #JobArchitecture #SkillsAnalytics #FutureOfWork #CloudShine

Let's see how we can address a solution using data analytics for the real-time problems faced by the manufacturing workforce department. 👇🏽 Problem Facing: 🔴Variability in labor productivity across different shifts 🔴Overtime costs exceed budgeted levels. 🔴Inadequate visibility into labor utilization in real-time 📢Solution: 1.Gather data from various sources, including timekeeping systems, production logs & workforce records. Import Data using ETL operations into a centralized database or data warehouse. 2.Use Power Query in Power BI to clean and transform the data, handle missing values, remove duplicates, and create a unified dataset. 3.Create a Power BI report using the KPIs with meaningful charts. ❇️Labor Utilization Rate: (SUM([Total Worked Hours]) / SUM([Total Available Hours])) * 100 Chart: A bar chart or a gauge chart to show the labor utilization rate for different departments or shifts. ❇️Labor Productivity: SUM([Total Output]) / SUM([Total Labor Hours]) Chart: A line chart or area chart to track labor productivity over time, with filters for different product lines or teams. ❇️Overtime Percentage: (SUM([Overtime Hours]) / SUM([Total Worked Hours])) * 100 Chart: A pie chart or a donut chart to display the distribution of overtime hours across different departments. ❇️Workforce Absenteeism Rate: (SUM([Absenteeism Hours]) / SUM([Total Available Hours])) * 100 Chart: A stacked-column chart to compare absenteeism rates for different reasons (sickness, personal leave, etc.) over time. ❇️Efficiency per Shift: (SUM([Actual Output per Shift]) / SUM([Maximum Potential Output per Shift])) * 100 Chart: A heatmap or a matrix chart to visualize efficiency per shift with color coding for quick insights. ❇️Scrap Rate: (SUM([Total Scrapped Units]) / SUM([Total Produced Units])) * 100 Chart: A line chart to track scrap rates over time, with a goal line for reference. ❇️Downtime Percentage: (SUM([Downtime Hours]) / SUM([Total Worked Hours])) * 100 Chart: A stacked area chart to show the distribution of downtime reasons over time. ❇️First-Time Fix Rate: (SUM([Number of Issues Fixed on First Attempt]) / SUM([Total Number of Issues Reported])) * 100 Chart: A gauge chart or a KPI card to display the first-time fix rate with a target value. ❇️Employee Turnover Rate: (COUNT([Employee Terminations]) / COUNT([Total Employees at the Beginning of the Period])) * 100 Chart: A line chart to track turnover rates by department or location 4.Enable drill-down functionality in Power BI to allow users to analyze labor efficiency by department, shift, or individual worker. Create visualizations such as bar charts, line graphs, and tables to display labor efficiency trends over time. 5.Set up alerts and notifications in Power BI to automatically notify management when KPIs fall below or exceed predefined thresholds. 6.Schedule data refreshes and periodic reporting to provide real-time insights to the labor efficiency department. #dataanalytics #powerbi

3 things managers urgently want: 1. Easy collaboration Managers are looking for tools that facilitate collaboration across departments and make it easy for stakeholders to input data and access insights. User-friendly interfaces that don't require extensive technical knowledge are key. These tools should offer customizable dashboards, intuitive reporting features, and mobile accessibility. They should also support seamless collaboration between HR, finance, and operations teams, ensuring cross-functional workforce planning. 2. Real-time data integration and analytics Managers need tools to pull data from various business sources in real-time. This includes information from HRIS, ATS, performance management systems, and financial databases. Modern workforce planning tools should offer powerful analytics capabilities, allowing HR to quickly analyze trends, identify skill gaps, and forecast future talent needs. With data-driven insights at their fingertips, HR can make more informed decisions about hiring, upskilling, and resource allocation. 3. Scenario modeling and predictive capabilities Modeling different scenarios and predicting outcomes is crucial for effective workforce planning. HR wants tools to easily create "what-if" scenarios based on various business conditions, operational changes, or market shifts. These tools should leverage AI and machine learning to provide predictive analytics, helping HR anticipate future talent needs, potential attrition risks, and the impact of different workforce strategies. This foresight empowers HR to be more proactive in planning and better aligned with overall business objectives. Takeaway: ERP and ATS systems are foundational but not enough for true strategic workforce planning. Managers need tools that don't just manage data but leverage it. 45% of HR leaders prioritize strategic workforce planning. P.S. I'm Warren Wang, the CEO and founder of Doublefin. I spent 12 years at Google in finance leadership roles, including in Corp FP&A driving company-wide financial planning, headcount planning, and later as a finance director.

📌 Power BI Breakdown # 3: HR Analytics HR teams have more data than ever before. But are they using it effectively? Employee turnover, absenteeism, and engagement levels all hold critical insights that can shape the success of an organization. Yet, many HR teams still rely on fragmented reports and manual analysis. This is where a well-built HR Analytics Dashboard comes into play. In this 3rd post of the Power BI Breakdown series, I’m sharing a demo I’ve recently built for HR teams. The dashboard can help companies tackle key workforce challenges: ⤷ Why are employees leaving? ⤷ Which departments have the highest turnover? ⤷ What factors contribute to employee satisfaction? But realistically, what data do you need? Building a similar dashboard in Power BI requires integrating multiple data sources: 🔹 HRIS (e.g., Workday or SAP) → Employee records, tenure, salary, job position 🔹 Payroll System (ADP, Paycom, QuickBooks Payroll) → Compensation and salary trends 🔹 Engagement & Performance (SurveyMonkey, Lattice, Culture Amp) → Satisfaction scores, turnover risks 🔹 Recruitment Data (LinkedIn, Indeed, etc.) → Hiring sources, candidate pipeline Once you bring all these data sources into a centralized data warehouse, you can merge them and unlock critical insights such as: ☑ Turnover Rate by Department → Identify which teams struggle with retention ☑ Departure Reasons → Analyze why employees leave (salary, engagement, career growth) ☑ High-Risk Employees → Spot individuals with low satisfaction & high turnover risk ☑ Recruitment Effectiveness → Find out which hiring sources bring long-term employees Power BI can help you solve all these problems and truly leverage your HR data, but only if you do it properly :) 🟢 Live Demo Here: https://lnkd.in/egHAqBdg #PowerBI #DataAnalytics #BusinessIntelligence

Why Every Staffing Leader Needs a Workforce Intelligence Dashboard Recruiting used to be about instinct. Today, it’s about intelligence. In a market where every company claims to be “data-driven,” few Account Managers and TA leaders actually have a real-time view of their workforce ecosystem. Imagine logging into a dashboard that shows — ✅ Open requisitions by business unit ✅ Forecasted hiring demand 90 days ahead ✅ Recruiter productivity by skill category ✅ Diversity mix, candidate sentiment, and offer acceptance trends ✅ Bench strength and redeployment potential ✅ Account Managers meetings info ✅ Tower and Sub Tower category to identify hiring trend That’s not a dream — it’s where leading organizations are heading. Integrating MSP analytics, ATS data, and client scorecards into a single view completely will change how delivery and sales are managed. Companies should stop reacting to hiring spikes and start predicting them. When your Account/ TA function operates with workforce intelligence, you move from tactical hiring to strategic workforce design. Data doesn’t replace Account Managers or Recruiters — it elevates them. Because in 2026, insight is the new competitive advantage. #WorkforceIntelligence #StaffingLeadership #RecruitingAnalytics #TalentStrategy #HRTech #MSP #FutureOfHiring #RecruitingAnalytics #TalentAcquisition #Leadership #HRTransformation #StaffingStrategy #BusinessImpact #FutureOfWork