The document presents an overview of IT Service Management (ITSM) tailored for non-IT managers, emphasizing the alignment of IT and business goals. It outlines steps for creating a service catalogue, developing service level agreements (SLAs), and implementing continuous service improvement (CSI). The author, Danil Dintsis, shares his extensive experience and offers additional resources and seminars on the topic.
This document provides an overview of Riskpro, an organization that offers risk management consulting services to mid-large sized companies in India. It discusses Riskpro's mission to be a preferred provider of governance, risk and compliance solutions. The document then outlines some key risks facing the ITES/BPO industry such as high attrition, data security issues, and fraud risk. It presents Riskpro's offerings to address these risks, including processes reviews and improvements, risk assessments, training programs, and advisory services related to areas like Basel II/III, corporate risks, information security, and other risks. Contact information for Riskpro's various office locations is also provided.
The document outlines compliance management, defining compliance as adherence to external rules and internal control systems within organizations. It categorizes compliance into regulatory and organizational/voluntary types, detailing various management frameworks and standards like ISO. Corporater offers solutions to automate compliance management processes, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency in meeting regulatory and internal requirements.
This document provides an overview of accounting concepts including:
1. The objectives of accounting are to keep systematic records, ascertain results of operations, and ascertain the financial position of a business.
2. Accounting functions include record keeping, assisting management decision making, and complying with legal requirements.
3. There are two main methods of accounting - single entry and double entry systems. Double entry allows for the preparation of trial balances and financial statements.
Social recruitment as strategy for employer branding hrvision2015 mslgroupHenjo Guitjens
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This document discusses the significance of social recruitment as a strategy to enhance employer branding, particularly targeting millennials who will make up 75% of the workforce by 2025. It emphasizes various methods of leveraging social media for recruitment, highlighting successful case studies from companies like Sodexo, Microsoft, and Disney. The overarching theme is the need for organizations to adapt their recruitment strategies to attract and retain young talent effectively.
The document discusses strategies for finding and hiring sales professionals in the U.S. and Canada, focusing on creating a strong talent brand narrative and utilizing creative recruiting tools. It emphasizes the importance of interviewing for attitude over experience and identifying key skills and traits that successful sales candidates should possess. Additionally, it outlines effective hiring processes and proposes sourcing candidates from diverse backgrounds, including non-sales roles.
This document discusses using social media for recruiting. It begins by defining social media and providing examples of popular social media platforms. It then emphasizes the importance of understanding your target audience and having a clear plan before engaging in social media activities. The document provides tips for using social media for recruiting like maintaining an active online presence and finding top talent. It also stresses the importance of executive support, setting goals, and consistent community management for a successful social media recruiting strategy.