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Why your HR dashboard is killing your business and how GenAI will fix it Last week, I sat with a CHRO who was proud of their "data-driven" HR approach. Then I asked one simple question: "How does your compensation strategy impact customer satisfaction?" Silence. This is the common problem in HR today. We're drowning in data but starving for insights. The uncomfortable truth is that current HR dashboards are like looking at a complex symphony through a keyhole. You might see the violinist, but you're missing the entire orchestra. The silo trap Think about how your organization handles people data today. Your engagement scores live in one system or Excel, while compensation data sits in another. DEI metrics are tracked separately, and retention numbers exist in their own universe. It's a fragmented picture of what should be a seamless story. What happens in reality is far more intricate and interconnected: • That 5% boost in compensation → drives 12% higher engagement • Higher engagement → leads to 20% better customer service • Better service → results in 15% higher customer retention • Higher retention → generates 25% more revenue The real cost of disconnected data 💸 When HR operates in silos, the impact ripples far beyond HR metrics. We're making hiring decisions without understanding retention patterns, implementing training programs without connecting them to performance outcomes and adjusting compensation without seeing the full productivity picture. This disconnected approach is expensive. You will probably ask what to do with it? Make a system that you can ask how increasing your learning budget will impact customer satisfaction scores. Within seconds, you get an answer that weaves together historical training ROI, employee productivity trends, customer feedback patterns, and financial implications. Or consider investigating high turnover in sales. Instead of looking at isolated metrics, you'll see a rich tapestry of interconnected factors – from leadership effectiveness to market compensation benchmarks, all analyzed in real-time with contextual recommendations. Winning organizations won't be those with the most data, but those who best understand the interaction of people metrics and business outcomes. Every HR decision creates ripples across the organization, affecting customer satisfaction, market performance, innovation, and financial results. Start by examining how your HR functions truly connect to each other and to the business. Map out these relationships. Look for the hidden connections between employee satisfaction and customer loyalty, between training investments and innovation outcomes and you can all do it by connecting genAI dots and tools. Far away form CRMs high fees. Interested? Ping me, in AI Superpowers we do solutions that work, not just look good. Photo: worklife.news

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