Mobility Metrics and Analytics Survey

Helping people move around the world without increasing costs and complexity is an increasingly important business differentiator. But are you capturing and using metrics and analytics for your mobility program? The Mercer Mobility Metrics and Analytics Survey provides data on this emerging area and offers discounts and other benefits to those who choose to participate.

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Participants: US$ 500

Non-Participants: US$ 1500

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The adoption of analytics is accelerating, and its use is growing in the field of global workforce management and talent mobility. This trend is driven by the need to enable more talent mobility without increasing cost and complexity; bringing to the forefront measurable value of mobility to the business and ensuring the right policy framework to attract and retain a mobile workforce.

While talent mobility analytics have not reached full maturity yet, the ability to use and share relevant analytics for decision marking is an increasingly important trend that should not be ignored – but how far are you with adopting metrics and analytics for your mobility program?

Report Highlights

More than two-thirds of all participants described their organization’s analytics culture as one using analytics in most or all departments including HR to influence some decisions, and a fifth of the respondents indicated that analytics actually play a key role in business decisions.
However, currently only 4% of participants produce detailed global mobility analytics.
Evaluating assignments’ overall ROI, achieving better alignment between global mobility and the organization’s overall business objectives, as well as better understanding of assignment patterns, specific problems and cost drivers were the top 3 areas in which participants thought mobility analytics could make a difference in their organization.
Close to two-thirds of participants cited in-house technology limitations (e.g., manual spreadsheets/Excel collation, analysis and reporting of data) as a barrier they are facing when trying to develop detailed mobility analytics.
The highest concern or risk participants reported was that metrics and analytics results and reporting are not followed up by action/changes.

How to participate

This survey is open to new participants, who will earn discounted pricing on the report.

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