Episode Synopsis "How the U.S. Army uses PeopleSoft to build a 25-point profile for 1.3 million soldiers"

Listen to Colonel Greg Johnson, Functional Management Division Chief of the US Army talk about how the Army uses PeopleSoft to modernize its' Human Resource system and build a 25-point talent profile for every soldier.

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