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NSPCL MATURITY ON PCMM FRAMEWORK

LAKSHYA
Members:Anjali Singhal Parimal Sinha

COORDINATOR:- Sh J R Sikidar

Fundamental Premises Human Capital? Status? Measurement? Available ?

Fundamental Assumption
“As other sources of competitive success have become less important, what remains as a crucial differentiating factor is the organization, its employees, and how it works.” [Pfeffer

94]

Change Management

Capability Management

People Management

Organizational Organizational Maturity Maturity On PCMM

Competency Management

COACHING PERSONAL COMPETENCY MGMT WORKFORCE INNOVATION TEAM BASED PRACTICES

WORK ENVIRONMENT

STAFFING COMMUNICATION PERFORMANCE MGMT

TRAINING

NSPCL MATURITY

PERFORMANCE ALIGNMENT

COMPENSATION

MENTORING

COMPETENCY BASED PRACTICES CAREER DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE ANALYSIS WORK COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT FORCE PLANNING

TEAM BUILDING ORGN COMPETENCY MGMT PARTICIPATIVE CULTURE

Tangible/intangible identifiable practices

Establishing organizational policies, management support, and organizationwide roles to support practices

ACTIVITIES

VALIDATION WORKFORCE PRACTICES

COMMITMENT

Objective reviews and audits by management and other responsible individuals.
MEASUREMENT

ABILITY

Determine the status and effectiveness with which the Practices Performed

Resources, organizational structures, and preparation to perform the practices

THE STUDY COVERAGE
“As other sources of competitive success have become less important, what remains as a crucial differentiating factor is the organization, its employees, and how it works.” [Pfeffer 94]

PCMM Research Methodology and Outcome Gap Analysis and Recommendation Road Map Ahead

PCMM
Research Methodology and Outcome Gap Analysis and Recommendation Road Map Ahead

The People Capability Maturity Model
The people Capability Maturity Model (P-CMM) aims at providing guidance to organizations that want to improve the way they address the

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