The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the understanding of
human capital management (HCM) and to make a case that it is much more
than a new name for human resource management (HRM). The paper reviews
the theoretical and empirical human capital (HC) literature, as well as the
literatures regarding strategic human resource management (SHRM), and
knowledge management (KM) to develop a framework pertaining to the
management of HC. The framework developed will assist researchers and
practitioners in the identification and exploration of variables linked to the
effective management of HC within organisations. It is concluded that
managers of organisations need to understand the complexity of managing HC
and must combine their HRM strategy with their KM strategy to leverage their
human capital. By integrating several fields of the literature that relate to HC
management, the paper suggests propositions that deserve future research
consideration
Boon, Corine; Eckardt, Rory; Lepak, David P.; Boselie, Paul(2018)
Human capital is an important construct in a variety of fields
spanning from micro scholarship in psychology to macro
scholarship in economics. Within the various disciplinary
perspectives, research focuses on slightly ...
Boon, Corine; Eckardt, Rory; Lepak, David P.; Boselie, Paul(2017)
Human capital is an important construct in a variety of fields
spanning from micro scholarship in psychology to macro
scholarship in economics. Within the various disciplinary
perspectives, research focuses on slightly ...
Alca´zar, Fernando Martı´n; Ferna´ndez, Pedro Miguel Romero; Gardey, Gonzalo Sa´nchez(2013)
Workforce diversity is considered one of the main challenges for human resource
management in modern organizations. Despite its strategic importance, the majority of models in this
field implicitly consider workforce as ...