1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
AFTERNOON POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP D
How to Know What You Don't Know: How To Determine What Elements Of An Effective Performance Management Program Your Organization Lacks, Which Elements Are Needed Most, And How To Get Started Building Them Into Your Program
Many agencies understand the importance of building a performance management program to help them run their agencies. Some may have even begun or completed a performance management initiative. But how do leaders know that a performance management program will do—or is doing— the "right" things for their agency? And, since every agency is unique, just what are those "right" things anyway?
This collaborative workshop will show government executives how to answer these tough questions and more. The two co-presenters will tap into their experience with government agencies and private companies to first postulate and explain the principles of effective performance management—those essential pieces of the performance management puzzle that all initiatives should have. While these principles increase the likelihood of a successful performance management program, they do not guarantee performance improvements in any organization.
Armed with this understanding, the workshop will then turn to an assessment approach based on the SAS Information Evolution Model (IEM). The IEM is a conceptual model used to evaluate and benchmark the maturity of information management practices in any organization. The model describes five levels of organizational maturity in the context of four critical dimensions: Human Capital, Knowledge Processes, Culture & Infrastructure.
This assessment approach is the key to determining "what you don't know" about your organization’s performance.
This interactive workshop session will provide tools, techniques, and leading practices you can use to define your own performance measurement and information management processes. It will provide approaches to ensure performance management efforts – both large and small – achieve the "right" things for your agency. This workshop will also touch on leveraging various software solutions to ensure agency performance improvements are achieved.
Specifically, by attending this workshop you will learn how to:
- Ensure your agency's performance management program is based on principles of effective performance management
- Baseline your agency's human capital, infrastructure, culture and knowledge process maturity levels
- Analyze and identify desired improvements in your performance management program as well as advance your agency through the maturity levels
- Determine a realistic way ahead to achieve true agency performance improvements
WORKSHOP LEADERS: Dr. Andrew Vogelsang is a Senior Manager at Capgemini Government Solutions, North America. He spent 10 years working on Capitol Hill and the GAO before pursuing a career in management consulting. For the last 9 years, Dr. Vogelsang has been providing performance management solutions to government and private sector clients. His previous clients include Dell Computer, Bank of America, Sun Microsystems, and agencies at the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defense, and other companies and agencies. Capgemini, one of the world's foremost providers of Consulting, Technology and Outsourcing services, enables its clients to transform and perform through technologies. Capgemini provides its clients with insights and capabilities that boost their freedom to achieve superior results through a unique way of working, which it calls the "Collaborative Business Experience." Capgemini reported 2006 global revenues of $10 billion and employs more than 80,000 people worldwide. More information is available at http://www.us.capgemini.com/.
Aiman Zeid is a Global Manager for the Business Intelligence Competency
Center Program at SAS. He has worked with clients
for more than 20 years in information management and business
intelligence. He provided solutions to clients in the government
sector, finance, life sciences, and pharmaceuticals. Mr. Zeid
specializes in applying SAS' Information Evolution Model to
evaluate the use and delivery of information for decision
making and competitive advantage. Mr. Zeid holds a Bachelor's
Degree in Engineering and an MBA from George Washington University.
SAS is a leader in Business Intelligence software. It provides
software that enables organizations to navigate today's challenges
and capitalize on tomorrow's opportunities.
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