Human Capital

SectorForce and uKnowva define human capital in the context of our goals and objectives as the sum of what the people of a community know, envision and imagine, can do and desire to learn to do in ways that equitably benefit them, their personal and professional affiliations and society.

Our human-centered public interest technology strategy focuses on nonprofit human capital management and leadership. The plan is designed to broaden independent local news media coverage, illuminate bipartisan public policy discourse, help to create solutions to diverse and large scale societal problems  and support all industries and sectors in their collective effort to serve the social good.

Technology scales human capital by enabling faster service delivery, transforming how services are provided and catalyzing new and efficient ways to accumulate human capital and fostering collaboration between technology and teams, leading to increased productivity and financial performance. Additionally, technology can be used to automate tasks, reduce costs and focus human resources on more strategic work.