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June 4, 2026Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies0 citations

Decoding the motivation of employees by the power of HR analytics: the case of AutoNova

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AJAmit JainSlovenska Industrija Jekla (Slovenia)SSSnehal ShahSlovenska Industrija Jekla (Slovenia)

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand how HR analytics can inform motivation strategies to improve hiring and employee engagement at AutoNova.
  • Case study of AutoNova's HR challenges and strategies in the Indian automobile industry.
  • Examination of secondary data to identify motivational levers for employee engagement.
  • Application of analytics in HR decisions related to organizational culture.
  • Identified key motivational factors that can enhance employee engagement.
  • Developed an actionable talent management strategy based on data-driven insights.
  • Demonstrated the importance of HR analytics in addressing competitive talent market challenges.

Abstract

Learning outcomes Specific learning objectives of the case are as follows: Case overview/synopsis This case study presents the dilemma faced by Sonia, HR Head at AutoNova. Faced with tight operational deadlines in the competitive talent landscape of the Indian automobile industry, she, an expat who had returned to her country after decades, had to decide which motivational levers to rely on to drive the hiring and engagement strategy. In particular, how could she leverage secondary data to develop an actionable talent management strategy that delivered results in a competitive talent market? Complexity academic level The case can be used to teach both undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Management Institute. At the post-graduate level, it can be taught either in the advanced level Organisation Behaviour course when topics of application of analytics in HR decisions related to motivation in the context of organisation culture are being discussed. It can also be taught in Management Development Programs for mid-level HR executives in an experiential manner to impart skills on data-driven talent-specific decision-making. Participants should be aware of basic and advanced statistics. In case the instructor would like to use the case study to discuss statistics in detail, the case study provides sufficient data to do so, but it may require more than one session to do the same. Subject code CSS6: Human Resource Management.

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Jain et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a211611d499ed480b16f2b0https://doi.org/10.1108/eemcs-08-2024-0341
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