Improve organisational performance and learn for the future
Why do this?
- achieve your goals
- out-manoeuvre and out-perform your competitors
- simplify and focus management activities
- build your strategy into a sustainable future
What are we talking about?
- a very simple but highly flexible approach
- building on your existing systems
- integrating organisational and personal performance management
- improving performance while building organisational capability and staff commitment
- ensuring the right person makes the right decision at the right time
- a low-cost, low-risk approach which delivers useful results quickly
- designing and implementing performance management systems using:
What are examples of work that we have done?
- Led client staff in using scenario modelling to investigate dramatically different alternative futures in reviewing the corporate strategy for a major organisation. Created an environment wherein staff could explore futures that were potentially personally threatening.
- Developed an integrated performance management system enabling members of work teams to easily understand and track their contribution to corporate goals. Delivered the entire system as an Intranet site, providing a integrated resource for managing organisational and personal performance. Ensured skills transfer to client staff.
- Reviewed corporate performance measurement for a major organisation, developed improved performance measures, and worked with executives to prototype an Intranet system for performance reporting and analysis, thereby ensuring uptake of the new system.
- Facilitated workshops to redesign a nationwide business process, resulting in client staff taking the initiative to implement a greatly improved process.
- Assisted an auditor in reviewing overall business processes of an organisation, identifying areas for improvement in both business processes and performance measurement. Built a positive rapport with the organisation involved, so that the auditor's involvement was viewed as an opportunity for improvement rather than a threat.
Where to next?
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