Human Resources Business Process Outsourcing: Transforming How HR Gets Its Work DoneISBN: 978-0-7879-7163-2
Hardcover
272 pages
August 2004, Jossey-Bass
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--Libby Sartain, senior vice president, human resources, and chief people Yahoo, Yahoo! Inc.; former vice president of people, Southwest Airlines, and coauthor, HR From the Heart: Stories and Strategies for Building the People Side of Great Business
“This book describes the keys to reinventing the HR
organization from administrative to strategic and upgrading the HR
team to becoming a true strategic business partner in the
process.”
--Susan Bowick, former head of human resources, Hewlett-Packard
“This book provides excellent insight into the exciting
new thinking behind the creation of one of the most successful
business process outsourcer (BPO) companies that has been created
in the last five years.”
--Bill Pade, partner, Oak Hill Capital
“This is a really good book! I recommend it as a must-read
for anyone considering HR outsourcing as well as any venture
capital firm considering a BPO investment.”
--Dennis McGuire, founder and CEO, Technology Partners
“Faced with a real threat of living in the past, this is a
collection of stories about creating a new HR future with
innovation, spirit, and focus. Every HR leader can see themselves,
learn from the events, and test their convictions. Whether you
believe in HR outsourcing or not, the journey is
compelling.”
--Don Packham, senior vice president of human resources, BP
America
“HR can only excel if it is able to balance the strategic
and the transactional agenda. Without transactional excellence HR
does not deserve its seat at the table; without offering strategic
value the job is less than half done. The HR profession as well as
the line managers, who understand the role HR can play, can be
grateful to the authors, who are holding up the mirror so that we
can reflect on how to make the work of HR more supportive of the
business agenda.”
--Hanneke C. Frese, head of group capabilities, Zurich Financial
Services