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Acsia begrüßt Jayachandran R. als Vizepräsident für Menschen und Werte

Sep 16, 2022
Jayachandran R joins as VP of People & Values Acsia
Jayachandran R, a seasoned HR leader, brings his expertise to Acsia Technologies as the new VP of People & Values.

Erfahrene HR-Führungskraft zur Stärkung von Acsias Kultur des hohen Vertrauens und der hohen Leistung.

Thiruvananthapuram, 16. September 2022 : Acsia Technologies, ein weltweit führender Anbieter von Automobilsoftware für vernetzte Fahrzeuge, Infotainmentsysteme und E-Mobilität, gab heute die Ernennung von Jayachandran R zum Vice President of People & Values bekannt. Mit seiner umfangreichen Erfahrung in verschiedenen Führungspositionen im Personalwesen in Branchen wie Telekommunikation, IT/ITES und KPO/BPO bringt Jayachandran eine Fülle von Kenntnissen in seine neue Rolle ein.

Jayachandran, der liebevoll JC genannt wird, ist bekannt für seinen leistungsorientierten Ansatz und seine Fähigkeit, komplexe Geschäftsabläufe zu steuern. Sein Glaube an die Einfachheit im Umgang mit Menschen fügt sich nahtlos in die Kultur von Acsia ein, die darauf ausgerichtet ist, ein Umfeld mit hohem Vertrauen und hoher Leistung zu schaffen.

Mit mehr als 25 Jahren Branchenerfahrung umfasst Jayachandrans Fachwissen die Bereitstellung von Personaldienstleistungen, Talentakquise, Mentoring, Leistungs- und Produktivitätsmanagement, Coaching, Nachfolgeplanung, Mitarbeiterengagement, Kompetenzentwicklung, Büroverwaltung, Einhaltung gesetzlicher Vorschriften und Gehaltsabrechnung.

Bevor er zu Acsia kam, hatte Jayachandran Schlüsselpositionen in Unternehmen wie Escotel Mobile Communications (jetzt Vodafone Idea Ltd.), Reliance Communications Ltd. und Aptara inne.

“Wir freuen uns sehr, Jayachandran in unserem Führungsteam begrüßen zu dürfen”, sagte Jijimon Chandran, Gründer und CEO von Acsia Technologies. “Seine nachgewiesene Erfolgsbilanz bei der Förderung des Unternehmenserfolgs durch effektive HR-Strategien und sein Engagement für die Förderung von Talenten werden uns bei unserem weiteren Wachstum und unserer Innovation helfen.”

Jayachandran hat einen Postgraduiertenabschluss (M.Sc.) in Physik von der Barkatullah Universität Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh). Seine Leidenschaft für das Wandern, die Meditation und die Einhaltung eines minimalistischen Lebensstils mit einer Mahlzeit am Tag spiegeln seine ganzheitliche Lebensauffassung wider.

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Pain Point

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  • Current LMS solutions provide limited personalization and recommendations, leading to low engagement.

 

Challenge

Develop an AI-powered LMS that goes beyond course hosting, by:

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Goal

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Outputs

  • Personalized learning recommendations for each employee.
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  • Training ROI insights linked to productivity and career growth.

 

Impact

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Pain Point

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Impact

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Pain Point

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Goal

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Goal

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Outputs

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