The Ernst & Young report, entitled Managing today's global workforce: elevating talent management to improve business, shows a correlation between investment in talent management programs and improved business performance.
The report is based on a survey of more than 340 global CEOs, CFOs, COOs and VPs of Human Resources from Fortune 1000 companies. The survey examined the numerous components that make up successful global talent management programs, and showcases how these practices differ around the world.
An analysis of the data shows that companies whose respondents said that talent management programs were aligned with business strategy enjoyed an average per annum ROE that was 20% higher over a five-year period than those lacking alignment. Those who integrated key elements of their talent management programs saw an ROE per annum over a five-year period that averaged 38% higher.
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