In a today’s competitive and fast changing environment, both Business & HR leaders consider talent management to be one among their topmost priorities. Its well-recognised that a robust talent strategy is required for organisations to achieve peak performance, be it for current or future. Hence, ensuring continuous flow of high quality talent has become part of the larger business agenda. 

Perhaps, more important than meeting current requirements, decision makers have realized that building systems and processes for developing talent internally is an opportunity as well as challenge. While all organisations work to manage the balance between make and buy decisions, successful organisations build robust internal programs to develop the workforce and business leaders. They consider the process as a planned people investment initiative also integrate it with other HRM systems (performance, career, succession, L&D etc), for different levels. Alongside, organisations develop required competencies of managers and supervisors to support the initiatives.