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In both public and
private sectors,
the key parameter in overall scenario of success or failure of an
organization or a business is undoubtedly and heavily relies on its
inherent soft side, i.e. the People Management System.
Although by launching multi-purpose and multi-directional initiatives,
traditional Human Resources Management bodies in various organizations
are striving to raise awareness and capitalize on the human aspect,
commonly and systematically, the realistic emphasis has never been on
the extremely sensitive underlying factor.
An in-depth analysis has shown that commonly this systematic shortfall
is the natural consequence of adapting traditional Human Resources
Management practice in lieu of a dynamic Human Intelligence Management.
Furthermore, this shortcoming continually causes that people within an
organization to be treated as "Expendable Pool of Human Commodity".
On the contrary,
to fully appreciate the fundamental key of success and superiority of
the Diamond
Total Management
Methodology (DTM)1 Business
Excellence Model, one is required to
focus on one of its unsurpassed, coherent, and pragmatic underlying
structural element, the dynamic Human
Intelligence Management
(HIM)2. Including its subsets of Human Aptitude Management3 and Human Attitude Management4
methodologies,
unlike the traditional Human Resources Management, the Human Intelligence Management
is to fully acknowledge and consciously recognize the critical
importance and value of People within an organization:
For online articles about Human
Intelligence Management (HIM), please visit the resources page.
For tailored corporate trainings
and seminars
on Human
Intelligence Management, please do not
hesitate to contact
us.
1,
2,
3, & 4: Diamond Total Management (DTM), Human Intelligence
Management (HIM), Human Aptitude Management, and Human Attitude
Management methodologies
have been pioneered by Rahmat Ushaksaraei - All Rights reserved.
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