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Andreas Schmidt, Christine Kunzmann
Competency Orientation within
Companies: The Challenge of
Different Requirements
Stuttgart, 28. September 2009
FZI Research Center for Information Technologies
[email protected]://andreas.schmidt.name
http://mature-ip.eu
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Competence Management is a good idea…
Competence Management allows for systematic competency-oriented human resource development• More targeted, more efficient, more strategical planning
Competencies are a good way of describing dispositions of human behavior• For team composition• For applicant selection• And for finding the right person to talk to
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… and you can do a lot more …
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Challenges to the notion of „competency“
Competencies are cultural abstractions• including professional culture & corporate culture
Competency definitions are implicitly contextualized• many assumptions are not made explicit,
certain degree of ambiguity will always remain.
Competency definitions are purpose-driven conceptualizations, • specifics of the different use cases
Competencies are time-dependent conceptualizations• they need to evolve in a timely way in order to stay relevant
and useful.
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Professional Learning Ontology
Bringing togetherKM, CompetenceManagement,and E-Learning
Available atprofessional-learning.eu
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Use Cases
Use case Requirements Notions People findingFinding help on a problemCommunity formation
Timely inclusion of emerging topics InterestExperience
Team staffingApplication selectionMatching requirement and actual profiles
Sufficiently level of detail in combination with relationships for similarity measures
ExperienceCompetencyPotential
Training planningHuman resource developmentIdentifying development needs and selecting measures
Sufficient level of detail, corresponding to the granularity of measures
CompetencyLearning outcomes
Learning on demand supportSuggesting learning opportunities within the work process
Fine grained descriptions of what is relevant for a certain situation
TopicsCompetency
Reward schemesCareer planning
Very reliable measurements through key performance indicatorsLower level of detail
Competency(Potential)
Aligning employee competence development with corporate strategies
Small set of stable competences Aggregated competence
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Revised understanding of competency modeling
as a continuous process
with different levels of formality co-existing at the same time
and as a social process in which we need the participation of many to come to stable, generally accepted competence definitions
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Competence Catalog Maturing
MATURE - Continuous Social Learning in Knowledge NetworksBraun & Schmidt 2008
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Closed feedback loops were a good idea…
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Summary
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Summary: Challenges
How do we define a framework in which evolution can take place and still have the possibility of some form of interoperability? • How can semantic relationships (like “refines”, “is-subset-
of”, “supersedes”) help as part of such a framework?
How do we account for the different and emerging requirements of competency-oriented use cases?
How can we support smooth transitions between those use cases so that the promise of a “common currency” for human capital can become reality?
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Outlook & Contact
MATURE IP – http://mature-ip.euinvestigates the harvesting of bottom-up approaches to support the maturing of competency models
Andreas SchmidtDepartment Manager / Scientific Coordinator MATUREFZI Research Center for Information Technologies, Haid-und-Neu-Str. 10-14 Karlsruhe, GERMANY (http://fzi.de/ipe)[email protected], http://andreas.schmidt.name
Christine KunzmannKompetenzorientierte PersonalentwicklungAnkerstr. 47, 75203 Königsbach-Stein, GERMANY, http://[email protected]
Simone BraunFZI Research Center for Information TechnologiesHaid-und-Neu-Str. 10-14 Karlsruhe, GERMANY (http://fzi.de/ipe)[email protected]
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