HOW TO IMPLEMENT A PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
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Workshop Objectives:
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Course Outline
- Introduction and Objectives
- The Balanced Scorecard – What Is It and How Can it Help The Organization?
- How To Implement A Performance Measurement System
- Establish Organization Level Goals
- Develop Activity and Process Measures
- Output Performance and Activity Based Costing
- Measures Development and Benchmarking
- Construct Dashboards, Control Panels and the Measures Wiring Diagram
- Collect Data and Build The Measures System
- Managing With Measures
- Next Steps
Why
You Should Attend...Through this workshop
you will:
- Understand the seven phases of integrated performance
measurement
- Appreciate the uses and benefits of a range of measurement
tools
- Understand the implementation issues for an integrated
performance measurement system
- Be able to practice the approaches to integrated performance
measurement through case
study examples
- Understand the three levels of performance - organization,
process and activity
- Constantly assess your own organization's integrated
performance measurement strengths
and weaknesses
Finance/ Sales and Marketing/
Operations/ Planning/ HR/ Quality
This workshop is designed for all managers who are involved
in designing and implementing business plans drawn from a thorough understanding of how
strategy, goals and human performance link together. Attendees will come from the
following functional areas: Finance, Sales and Marketing, Operations, Planning, HR,
and Quality
"Excellent information. This course opened up ideas
for aligning visions to process and to what could and should be measured". Carl
Williams, Financial Analyst, EDS
"We felt the course specifically addressed the areas
we were looking for and for us it was a great success. It was something we could take back
and use immediately." Mike Gauthney, HR/Quality Manager Vicky
Carter, Regional Supply Manager, Weyerhauser Recycling
"Great course, and a great job Nick, vastly exceeding
all expectations." Harry Salvagio, Director Financial and
Business Planning, Lance Inc
"Very good workshop. Provided the overall view I was
looking for."
Ghislaine Daze Bellisle, Chief of Staff
Strategic
Planning, Department of National Defence
"This course was excellent, thanks."
David Zollenberg, Senior Financial Analyst, Allmerica
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| Agenda |
HOW TO IMPLEMENT PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
- a practical 7 step approach to implementing a Balanced Score Card in your
Organization |
DAY 1 |
8:00 a.m.
Registration
8:30 a.m.
Introduction and Objectives
- The concept and value of an integrated Performance
Measurement system
- The building block of Performance Measures - activity
analysis
- How activity analysis links to process improvement and
management
- The big picture of what measurements in the process driven
organizations should look like
- Understand the four attributes of measurement; financial,
time, quality, quantity
- How to recognize the dangers of a dysfunctional measures and
management system
The 7-step process for Implementing
Integrated Performance Measurement
Step 1 Establish Organization Level Goals
- Strategy is the linkage between activities, processes and common purpose in pursuit of a
goal
- Strategy formulation (situation analysis, analysis of stakeholders' needs and
expectations, analysis of organization strengths and weaknesses, analysis of organization
corporate culture)
- Identifying the critical business issues and opportunities
- How to direct strategy and profit improvement at product / market segments
12:00
Lunch
Step 2 Develop Activity and
Process Measures
- Defining and identifying processes
- Identifying activities and assigning them to processes
- Case study groupwork
- Using process and activity to link work with strategy
- Assigning measures to the critical process and activity
points
- Assess and Analyze Financial Performance
Step 3 Output Performance and
Activity Based Management
- Aligning financial metrics with activity
- Linking activity to output to understand real costs of
products and services
- Clarifying costs into categories that align with products,
customers, services and sustaining activities
- Linking to strategy by using a cost / profit and product /
market matrix
- Making the right financial decisions that complement and
support strategy
5:00 Close of Day 1
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| DAY 2 |
8:30
a.m.
Step 4 Measures Development and
Benchmarking
- The concept of the measures meter
- Working from a process through to activities (and tasks)
- Calculating measures at key points that support strategy
- The integrated role of effective benchmarking
- Benchmarking as a key to setting goals for critical measures
- The role of surveys for measures / results validation
- Defining the dimensions of "the critical few"
measures
Step 5 Construct Dashboards,
Control Panels and the Measures Wiring Diagram
- Learn how to design a Performance Measurement system
- Creating a design that clearly links the three levels of
performance
- Typical organizational dashboards and control panels
- Using the dashboard concept to focus, align and report
measures
- The Performance Measurement framework as a base
- How the wiring diagram creates linkage
- The steps in "wiring up" an effective measures
system
12:00
Lunch
Step 6 Collect Data and Build
the Measures System
- How the Performance Measurement framework works with all
competent software
options
- Understanding the criteria to choose software
- Determining where all the information comes from
- The role of software as an enabling device
- The Performance Measurement framework determines software
options
- Useful software on the market today
- A live software demonstration
Step 7 Managing with Measures
- Integration of measures with organizational management
- Using the framework as a base for continuous improvement
- Linking and aligning other initiatives for results
- Creating clear responsibility for process, activity and
results
- Effective resource management through linking activity and
process budgeting
- An effective system - critical success factors.
Next steps
- How to create your own action plan that reflects your
business needs.
- Implementation summary
- What to do when you get back home
4:30 Workshop ends
A complimentary 3 month evaluation copy of the leading Performance Measurement software
solution, QPR Cost Control which allow you to:
- Build your own Performance Measurement framework
- Load real data and view results
- Produce reports and tangible results
www.qprsoftware.com |
This
course is awarded 16.2 CPE points from...
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Your Session Leaders
Paul Sharman, ACMA
is the president of Focused Management Information, a company established to assist
organizations in implementing new performance measurement techniques. As one of North
America's better known independent practitioners, Paul has helped many organizations
including, Northern Telecom, Volkswagen Canada, Kellogg's, LA Gear, AT&T, DuPont,
banks, insurance companies and many others. Over the past decade he has trained literally
thousands of people around the world in many seminars on Activity Based Management and
Performance Measurement, and assisted hundreds of organizations to implement new tools. |
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| Nick Shepherd,
CMC
is an Associate of Focused Management Information, specializing in Quality, Cost
Management and Performance Improvement. In addition to providing consulting support to
organizations in North American, Europe and the Caribbean, Nick facilitates training
programs in
areas such as Activity Based Management, the Cost of Quality and the Changing Role of the
Financial Controller. Nick is a member of the American Society for Quality and serves on
the
Quality Costs Committee. He is an active member of the American Society of Quality Control
Quality Costs Committee, and is an active public speaker and workshop leader. Nick holds
financial designations in Canada (CGA) and the U.K. (FCCA). |
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