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HR analytics maturity indicators: developing a measurement scale
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PurposeThis study develops the HR Analytics Maturity Indicators Scale (HRAMIS) to identify the key capabilities that indicate HR analytics maturity across technical, technological and organizational dimensions.Design/methodology/approachFollowing scale development principles, the study employed two distinct samples: exploratory (n = 130) and confirmatory (n = 189). Exploratory factor analysis was conducted to identify scale dimensions, followed by confirmatory factor analysis to validate the proposed structure. The scale demonstrated reliability, validity and multidimensionality across both samples.FindingsThe study revealed a three-factor structure of HR analytics maturity, comprising strategic alignment, technology and analytic techniques and data capabilities. This three-factor 13-item scale explained 68.84% of the total variance. The findings demonstrated significant inter-relationships between subscales and robust statistical validation, including satisfactory internal consistency, convergent, discriminant and criterion-related validity. The criterion validity study revealed the relationships between HR analytics, organizational effectiveness and organizational performance.Originality/valueThis study introduces a novel, psychometrically validated scale for assessing HR analytics maturity, providing empirical insights into its key capabilities. It enhances understanding of HR analytics maturity in organizational contexts by exploring its relationship with organizational performance and effectiveness.
Keywords:
Human resources analytics
HR analytics
People analytics
HR analytics maturity
Scale development
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