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With over 10 years of experience in data analytics and the past several years specializing in people analytics, Nataliya will lead a session on best practices for executing a successful data analytics project. The session will cover key steps, including defining the problem, collaborating with stakeholders, and gathering and analyzing data to create meaningful value for both employees and the business.
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Data Analytics Done Right: Key Steps for Impactful Insights
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From Data to Direction: Leveraging Talent Intelligence to Drive Strategic Workforce Decisions in the Age of AI
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In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, traditional recruitment and workforce planning methods are no longer sufficient to meet the complex challenges organizations face. This presentation explores how Talent Intelligence, powered by advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, is transforming the way companies understand, acquire, and develop talent. We'll examine how organizations can harness multiple data sources - from internal HR systems to external labor market insights - to create actionable intelligence that drives strategic decision-making.
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Dr. Philipp Karl Seegers is a labor economist specializing in the transition between education and the labor market. He is the founder and CEO of candidate select GmbH (case), a company that utilizes large datasets and scientific methods to make educational degrees comparable. Philipp also serves as a Research Fellow at Maastricht University. His research focueses on labor market entry, labor market discrimination, recruiting algorithms, and psychometric testing
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The Difference Between Bias and Noise in Recruitment
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What is the difference between bias and noise? How do they impact recruitment quality and fairness? Using the example of grades in higher education and their value for recruitment (spoiler: very limited), we will talk about how we can improve the quality of our hiring decisions.
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Strategic analyst responsible for supporting C-suite executives with the data and analytics needed to drive talent decisions. Experienced with shaping the strategy of delivering analytics, insights, and reporting from concept to execution. Comfortable collaborating with stakeholders and combining data from across the organization to develop metrics aligned with strategic objectives. As a skilled communicator, I regularly transform raw data into executive-level presentations with impactful data visualizations and clearly explained statistical results.
I enjoy solving problems. I've used my experience with Business Process Design and working with tools like Python and SQL to:
✔Combine internal and external talent data to provide a holistic view of the competitive landscape.
✔Perform deep-dive analysis to assess the impact of upcoming retirements on critical power plant operator positions. Talent Acquisition partners developed new recruiting pipelines as a result.
✔Design and develop a data application to create, complete and manage tax abatement applications using VBA and Access. Establish a set of metrics used to monitor process performance. Reduce administrative costs related to manual application processing and high volumes of customer service inquiries.
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Scott is the founder of Agile HR Tech, providing innovative products and services that embed Agile principles within HR operating models. With over a decade of experience transforming enterprise-scale HR functions in Fortune 100 environments. Scott specializes in fostering data-driven product management and operational excellence practices to deliver measurable business outcomes.
His career has encompassed diverse roles, including HR Business Partner, People Analytics Consultant, and HR Operations Product Leader, positioning him uniquely at the intersection of strategic insight, analytical rigor, and agile execution.
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HR needs to be less strategic
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For decades, HR’s aspirational mantra has been to "get a seat at the table." Yet perhaps it’s time we question why we're so fixated on securing a place, rather than focusing on creating indispensable value once we're there.
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, strategy without tangible impact has become increasingly commoditized—readily available through tools like generative AI. HR faces a critical turning point: shift from purely strategic advisory roles toward agile, data-driven execution enabled by People Analytics, or risk irrelevance.
Join us as we explore the essential mindset shifts required for HR to move beyond the table—to proactively shape organizational outcomes through agility, responsiveness, and measurable impact.