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    Talented Apps is written by a group of Development and Strategy individuals within the Oracle Fusion HCM team. Our focus is on the industry and future of Talent Management although we expect we will wander from that focus on occasion. While we are employed by Oracle Corporation, the opinions in this blog are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Oracle. Also, while we work on the Fusion Applications, nothing in this blog is a commitment or even a specific reflection about Fusion.
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TalentedApps Turns One!

Posted by Mark Bennett on November 12, 2008

analemmaToday marks one year since Meg, Mark, and Amy began this blog. Since then, we’ve added 10 more terrific writers from HCM development and strategy, and we plan on adding even more going forward. We are proud of the diverse, some might say eclectic, nature of the postings – in that it keeps the ideas fresh and triggers new thinking. While we each might have different backgrounds and different ways to contribute, we are all united in our belief that understanding the nature of talent in organizations is the key to unlocking greater engagement, productivity, and innovation in human endeavors.

Whether you are a for-profit Fortune 500 or a non-profit charity organization, knowing how to best put the right people with the right capabilities into the right roles has the most profound impact on your success. Our goal is to help create change by improving the awareness and knowledge of our community, in an entertaining and informative way, of how to better achieve your goals through talent.

Our thanks go out to our readership, friends, colleagues, and family for their support. We look forward to the upcoming years working together on this mission.

2 Responses to “TalentedApps Turns One!”

  1. Meg Bear said

    yeah! TalentedApps.

  2. Amy Wilson said

    Mark/Meg – thanks for pushing us to do this! What a journey it’s been …

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