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MEMIC is a department within Maastricht University (UM) and part of the Faculty of Health, Medicine &Amp; Life Sciences (FHML) and is involved in facilitating data and information management for scientific research. MEMIC supports the researcher in the collection of data, data cleaning and statistical analysis. The environment of MEMIC, with 26 employees with different educational and age backgrounds, is rapidly changing due to technical developments and regulatory changes. Because of her attachment to Maastricht University, the applicant is obliged to assess and reward her staff on the basis of the University Function Order System (UFO). However, this rigid 2003 framework does not (any longer) fit in with the current dynamic world and, moreover, focuses on retrospective assessment rather than development and forward-looking talent management that MEMIC wants to go. The organisation has asked for a talent management tool that should lead to the better development and use of the competences of its own employees, in order to increase the performance of the organisation and to keep the employees sustainably employable. The challenge here is to eventually reduce the results of the envisaged instrument to an assessment according to the UFO. In order to successfully implement the intended development-oriented talent management tool, MEMIC intends to use De Coachtrain to guide them in the implementation. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: MEMIC is a department within Maastricht University (UM) and part of the Faculty of Health, Medicine &Amp; Life Sciences (FHML) and is involved in facilitating data and information management for scientific research. MEMIC supports the researcher in the collection of data, data cleaning and statistical analysis. The environment of MEMIC, with 26 employees with different educational and age backgrounds, is rapidly changing due to technical developments and regulatory changes. Because of her attachment to Maastricht University, the applicant is obliged to assess and reward her staff on the basis of the University Function Order System (UFO). However, this rigid 2003 framework does not (any longer) fit in with the current dynamic world and, moreover, focuses on retrospective assessment rather than development and forward-looking talent management that MEMIC wants to go. The organisation has asked for a talent management tool that should lead to the better development and use of the competences of its own employees, in order to increase the performance of the organisation and to keep the employees sustainably employable. The challenge here is to eventually reduce the results of the envisaged instrument to an assessment according to the UFO. In order to successfully implement the intended development-oriented talent management tool, MEMIC intends to use De Coachtrain to guide them in the implementation. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: MEMIC is a department within Maastricht University (UM) and part of the Faculty of Health, Medicine &Amp; Life Sciences (FHML) and is involved in facilitating data and information management for scientific research. MEMIC supports the researcher in the collection of data, data cleaning and statistical analysis. The environment of MEMIC, with 26 employees with different educational and age backgrounds, is rapidly changing due to technical developments and regulatory changes. Because of her attachment to Maastricht University, the applicant is obliged to assess and reward her staff on the basis of the University Function Order System (UFO). However, this rigid 2003 framework does not (any longer) fit in with the current dynamic world and, moreover, focuses on retrospective assessment rather than development and forward-looking talent management that MEMIC wants to go. The organisation has asked for a talent management tool that should lead to the better development and use of the competences of its own employees, in order to increase the performance of the organisation and to keep the employees sustainably employable. The challenge here is to eventually reduce the results of the envisaged instrument to an assessment according to the UFO. In order to successfully implement the intended development-oriented talent management tool, MEMIC intends to use De Coachtrain to guide them in the implementation. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 16:57, 26 January 2022
Project Q4004982 in Netherlands
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Project Q4004982 in Netherlands |
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12,500.0 Euro
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25,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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31 October 2018
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31 October 2019
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Universiteit Maastricht (MEMIC)
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5236VG
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MEMIC is een afdeling binnen de Universiteit Maastricht (UM) en onderdeel van de faculteit Health, Medicine & Life Sciences (FHML) en houdt zich bezig met het faciliteren van data- en informatiemanagement t.b.v. wetenschappelijk onderzoek. MEMIC ondersteunt de onderzoeker bij het verzamelen van data, data cleaning en statistische analyses. De omgeving van MEMIC, met 26 medewerkers met een zowel wat betreft opleidingsniveau als leeftijd uiteenlopende achtergrond, verandert snel a.g.v. technische ontwikkelingen en veranderingen op het gebied van regelgeving. Aanvrager is, vanwege haar verbondenheid aan de Universiteit Maastricht, verplicht om haar personeel te beoordelen en belonen op basis van het Universitair FunctieOrdeningsysteem (UFO). Dit starre raamwerk uit 2003 sluit echter niet (meer) aan bij de huidige dynamische wereld en is daarenboven met name gericht op retrospectief beoordelen in plaats van ontwikkelings- en toekomstgericht talentmanagement waar MEMIC naar toe wil. Vanuit de organisatie is het verzoek gekomen om een talentmanagementinstrument dat moet leiden tot het beter ontwikkelen en benutten van de competenties van de eigen medewerkers, om daarmee de prestaties van de organisatie te verhogen en de medewerkers duurzaam inzetbaar te houden. De uitdaging hierbij is om resultaten van het beoogde instrument uiteindelijk tot een beoordeling volgens de UFO te herleiden. Teneinde het beoogde ontwikkelingsgericht talentmanagementinstrument succesvol te kunnen implementeren is MEMIC voornemens De Coachtrain in te schakelen om hen te begeleiden bij de implementatie. (Dutch)
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MEMIC is a department within Maastricht University (UM) and part of the Faculty of Health, Medicine &Amp; Life Sciences (FHML) and is involved in facilitating data and information management for scientific research. MEMIC supports the researcher in the collection of data, data cleaning and statistical analysis. The environment of MEMIC, with 26 employees with different educational and age backgrounds, is rapidly changing due to technical developments and regulatory changes. Because of her attachment to Maastricht University, the applicant is obliged to assess and reward her staff on the basis of the University Function Order System (UFO). However, this rigid 2003 framework does not (any longer) fit in with the current dynamic world and, moreover, focuses on retrospective assessment rather than development and forward-looking talent management that MEMIC wants to go. The organisation has asked for a talent management tool that should lead to the better development and use of the competences of its own employees, in order to increase the performance of the organisation and to keep the employees sustainably employable. The challenge here is to eventually reduce the results of the envisaged instrument to an assessment according to the UFO. In order to successfully implement the intended development-oriented talent management tool, MEMIC intends to use De Coachtrain to guide them in the implementation. (English)
26 January 2022
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Identifiers
2018EUSF201618
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