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20 Nov 2025
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Multidimensional DEI analysis: How to make structural inequalities visible with TIRA

Learn how a multidimensional DEI analysis intelligently combines compensation, recruiting, promotions and retention with TIRA — and uses this to develop a strategic roadmap for true equality and sustainable transformation.

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How fair is your organization – really?

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) have long been more than just a value statement. They are a strategic success factor.
Yet many organizations still approach DEI in silos: a pay gap analysis here, a recruiting initiative there, maybe a turnover report on the side.

What’s missing?
👉 The holistic perspective.

From isolated metrics to systemic understanding

With our AI agent TIRA, we enable a truly multi-dimensional DEI analysis that connects compensation, recruiting, promotions and retention — and turns these insights into a clear, data-based transformation roadmap.

This is not just another report.
It’s the foundation for real, structural change.

The hero prompt for deep DEI research

At the core of TIRA’s approach lies a powerful prompt:

Conduct a multi-dimensional analysis of our DEI landscape by combining compensation, recruiting, promotions, and retention, and develop a comprehensive strategic transformation roadmap.

This enables TIRA to go far beyond classic HR analytics.
Instead of presenting isolated KPIs, it:

  • identifies correlations
  • interprets systemic patterns
  • derives actionable strategic recommendations

Why multidimensional DEI analysis is critical

DEI challenges rarely exist in isolation. They are interconnected and systemic:

  • Low representation of women in recruiting → impacts leadership diversity long-term
  • Gender pay gaps → increase fluctuation risks
  • Lack of transparency → fuels perceived inequality
  • High turnover in specific groups → weakens employer branding and DEI credibility

TIRA makes these hidden dynamics visible — and shows exactly where structural patterns undermine your DEI goals.

What TIRA uncovers

A typical multidimensional DEI analysis includes insights such as:

💰 Compensation

  • Persistent gender pay gaps
  • Salary deviations by age, role and department
  • Unexplained differences despite comparable positions

🎯 Recruiting

  • Underrepresentation in specific roles (e.g. tech or leadership pipelines)
  • Potential biases in application and selection processes
  • Inefficient or misaligned DEI recruiting strategies

📈 Promotions

  • Lack of transparency in career paths
  • Unequal access to advancement opportunities
  • Insufficient data as a structural risk

🔁 Retention

  • Higher turnover rates among specific groups
  • Department-based risk zones
  • Early indicators of cultural misalignment

From insight to transformation

The difference: TIRA doesn’t stop at diagnostics.
It translates insights into a strategic DEI roadmap with clear phases and measurable objectives.

Phase 1: Transparency & Quick Wins

  • Improve data quality
  • Conduct adjusted gender pay gap analyses
  • Implement inclusive recruiting practices

Phase 2: Structural Adjustment

  • Transparent salary bands
  • Objective promotion criteria
  • Mentoring programs for underrepresented groups

Phase 3: Cultural Anchoring

  • Embed DEI into company DNA
  • Regular audits and reporting
  • Sustainable feedback mechanisms

This is how analysis turns into real, lasting change.

Why this approach truly moves organizations forward

A multidimensional DEI strategy enables:

  • data-driven leadership decisions
  • measurable progress instead of symbolic action
  • higher employee retention
  • stronger employer branding
  • reduced compliance risks
  • long-term competitiveness

DEI evolves from a “nice to have” into a strategic management instrument.

Conclusion: DEI starts with clarity

True DEI requires more than good intentions.
It demands transparency, data and the courage to transform structures.

TIRA reveals:

  • where inequalities arise
  • why they persist
  • how they can be systematically reduced

🧠 Diversity is not accidental. Equity is a decision.

Ready to elevate your DEI strategy?
Discover how TIRA turns data into impact — from analysis to implementation.

👉 Book your personal demo now and rethink DEI.

PeopleIX — Make People Data Matter.

Sources

[1] DEI assessment best practices (including the GDEIB framework):
https://pointerpro.com/blog/dei-assessment/

[2] Roadmap for the automotive of the future:
https://www.vda.de/dam/jcr:ef39d77e-7d6c-48d0-a6a3-252a2652dc37/Roadmap%20f%C3%BCr%20die%20Automobilit%C3%A4t%20der%20Zukunft.pdf

[3] Roadmapping as a tool of strategic planning (HfWU): https://www.hfwu.de/fileadmin/user_upload/ZNE/Nachhaltigkeitspreis/Abschlussarbeiten/Renz_Lea_Nachhaltigkeitspreis.pdf

[4] Diversity and Managing Diversity Part 2: Case Studies (Deutsche Bank Benchmarking):
https://www.zsi.at/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/1Diversity_teil2_Fallbeispiele.pdf

[5] Covestro launches first Global D&I Report:
https://www.covestro.com/press/covestro-launches-first-global-di-report/

[6] 6 tips for optimizing your DEI strategy:
https://www.crossknowledge.com/de/blog/6-tipps-fuer-die-optimierung-ihrer-dei-strategie/

[7] Sustainability in companies: 10 effective measures:
https://www.fiegenbaum.solutions/blog/nachhaltigkeit-im-unternehmen-10-effektive-massnahmen-fuer-die-erfolgreiche-umsetzung

[8] Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 2025: Trends:
https://www.raising-standards.com/magazin/dei-trends-2025

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