Human capital accounts for a large portion of a company’s costs. Yet, this all-important cost center is typically managed with fewer business intelligence (BI) metrics, less fiscal discipline, and more compromise than traditionally-valued aspects of business such as infrastructure, development, and support. Without stringent best practices for managing human capital, high turnover results in additional costs for training and knowledge transfer, while disengaged employees drain profits from your bottom line. 

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