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Summary of Reports

 ADP

 Ceridian Centrefile

 CMG

 Computers In Personnel

 Cyberaid

 Cyborg Systems

 Frontier Software

 Grampian Software

 HRM Software

 ICS Computing

 KCS

 Microsoft Business Solutions

 Midland Software

 Missing Link Software

 Northgate

 OneClickHR

 Oracle

 PeopleSoft

 Qikker

 Selven

 Snowdrop Systems

 Software for People

 UES

 Wealden

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Management Briefings



 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

 Expert Opinion: Mercer HR Consulting’s Lluis Solervicens

 View from the Top: The Co-operative Group - Mike Butler tells the story | Part 2

 Strategic Issues: Angela Baron from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) | Part 2

 E-Learning: Tabetha Newman, Information Transfer | Part 2 | Part 3

 Employee Portals: Steve Foster and Paul Bhuhi of Atos KPMG Consulting | Part 2

 Recruitment: The Aberdeen Group’s Katherine Jones | Part 2

 Employee Self-Service: Christine Chittock and Jason Kiely of Diagonal Consulting | Part 2

 Management Issues: Empower’s Stuart Graham and Nick Grage-Perry | Part 2

View from the Top - Part 1 | Part 2

 PROFILE

Company: The Co-operative Group.

Interviewee: Mike Butler.

Job Title: National Training Manager – Retail.

The Subject: The Co-op has used new integrated training technology to reduce the turnover among its 25,000 retail staff.

 

PERSONAL FILE

NAME: Mike Butler.

BACKGROUND: Mike began his career in the quality assurance department of one of Cadbury Schweppes’ food manufacturing plants. A management training programme was his passport into a career in HRD, incorporating recruitment, employee relations and training and development with Cadbury Schweppes and the Co-operative Group. Around two years ago, he was appointed to the new role of National Training Manager – Retail and has established a nationally driven training and development function for more than 25,000 people, achieving Investors in People recognition for all of the Co-operative Group’s food stores.

Q: WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO INSTALL NEW HR TRAINNING SOFTWARE?

A: In 2001, we took the decision to move our training organisation from a regional to a national structure, as part of an across-the-board move to a national structure by the whole retail business.

Previously we had regional training managers and a team of training officers in each of the seven regions in the country. Each region had a degree of autonomy, which had resulted in different records, administrative and reporting procedures.

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