business partnering

diagnosis - understands the business requirements of the model, assesses the gaps and creates a strategy for the delivery of results

discovery - moves the business partner closer to the model by providing the necessary skills and confidence to engage with business managers in the delivery of performance

development - closes the role perception gap between the Business Partner and the business manager

delivery - provides the HR leadership with management process tools to enable them to deliver

business partnering programme
 
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successful transition from current practice to a business partner model requires the active participation of business partners, senior HR executives and their line manager clients

clarifying exactly what each party expects, and assessing capability against these expectations, is a key step in defining the end point that all parties are willing and able to commit to

this step surfaces and manages differences of understanding and expectation. By evaluating these expectations against current capability we are able to

  1. challenge and develop the perceptions of these three groups
  2. develop agreement on the changes required of these groups
  3. identify the current ability of the these groups and prioritise the areas for change

in creating solid foundations, this step both significantly increases the programme's potential for success and ensures that change translates into high performance more rapidly

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