Strategic Implications of AI Integration in Workforce Planning and Talent Forecasting
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https://doi.org/10.69987/JACS.2024.40101Keywords:
AI Integration, Artificial Intelligence, Human resource management, Talent ForecastingAbstract
Workforce planning is a critical component of talent management, essential for aligning organizational needs with human capital to achieve efficiency, productivity, and long-term success. Traditional workforce planning methods often rely on historical data and reactive approaches, which are insufficient in today's dynamic labor markets characterized by rapid technological advancements and evolving workforce expectations. This paper explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics into workforce planning as a proactive solution to these challenges. We propose a comprehensive framework that incorporates AI-driven predictive analytics into workforce planning processes. The framework focuses on three key areas: skills gap analysis and workforce forecasting, dynamic workforce allocation, and proactive succession planning. By leveraging AI, organizations can accurately identify emerging skills gaps, optimize resource utilization through real-time workforce allocation, and enhance succession planning by predicting leadership readiness. The paper develops key propositions demonstrating how AI can enhance talent forecasting and workforce management. Through AI-driven models, organizations can make data-driven decisions, improve talent retention, achieve operational efficiency, and enhance agility and responsiveness to market changes. We also discuss the strategic implications of adopting AI in workforce planning and address the challenges organizations may face, such as organizational readiness, data quality issues, skill gaps in AI and analytics, and ethical and privacy concerns.
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