Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
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Strategic Planning
Cat. 5
Human Resources Focus
Cat. 1
Leadership
Cat. 7
Business Results
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Customer & Market Focus
Cat. 6
Process Management
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Measurement , Analysis and Knowledge Management
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1.0 Leadership
1.1 Senior Leadership
Encourage Frank, Two-Way Communication Employee Reward & Recognition to reinforce High Performance and a Customer & Business Focus
Create and Balance Value for Customers and Other Stakeholders in Performance
Key Factors
Management Accountability Fiscal Accountability Transparency in Operations Selection & Disclosure Policies for Governance Board Members Independent Internal & External Audits Protection of Stakeholder & Stockholder Interests
Impacts on society of products, services, & operations Anticipate public concerns with current and future products, services, and operations
Key
Prepare for concerns in a proactive manner, including using resourcesustaining Processes Key compliance Processes, Measures, & Goals Achieve & surpass regulatory and legal requirements
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Processes and Measures or Indicators for enabling and monitoring Ethical Behaviour in Governance structure, throughout organization, & in interactions with Customers and Partners Monitor and respond to breaches of Ethical Behaviour
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Actively support & strengthen Identify Key communities Determine areas of emphasis Involvement of Senior Leaders & Employees
Business Excellence Assessment 360 Performance review Associate opinion survey Leadership effectiveness survey Leadership scorecards
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Markets & Competition Regulatory Environment Long-term organizational Sustainability Business continuity in emergencies Ability to execute strategic plan
Strategic Objectives
Key strategic objectives, Goals & timetable Evaluating strategic options Balancing short & long term challenges & opportunities. Balancing the needs of all key stakeholders
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Short- & Long Term Action Plans Key Changes Rapid Execution
Performance projections for short & Long-Term planning horizon, Appropriate Comparisons (competitors/benchmark/goals/past performance) Address Current or Projected Performance Gap
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Listen and Learn to determine: Key requirements & Changing Expectations including Key product/service features Relative importance/value to Customers purchase decisions Product/service planning, marketing Improvements & other business developments Become more customer focused & better satisfy needs Current/former Customers Marketing/sales information Customer loyalty retention data, Win/lost analysis Complaints
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building relationships & providing Customer access current with business needs & directions
Customer Relationships
Complaint Management
Resolution effectively & promptly Minimize customer dissatisfaction & loss of repeat business Aggregation and analysis to Improve within the organization & by Partners
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Follow-up on Products / services & Transaction quality for Prompt & Actionable Feedback Obtain & Use of information on Satisfaction relative to Competitors and or industry Benchmarks
4.0 Measurement, Analysis & Knowledge Management 4.1 Measurement, Analysis & Review of Organizational Performance
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Selection and Alignment of measures /indicators for tracking Daily Operations and Overall Organizational Performance
Kept current with changing business needs & directions & sensitive to rapid/unexpected changes
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Deploy Priorities & Opportunities across organisation & to suppliers & Partners Support for decision making Organizational Alignment
Translate Performance Review Findings Priorities for continuous & breakthrough improvement Opportunities for Innovation
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a. Data &
Information Availability
Continued availability of Data & Information, and Hardware & Software Systems, in the event of an emergency Keeping data & information availability mechanisms current with Business needs & Directions & Technology Hardware & Software Quality Reliable, Secure & User friendly Keeping systems current with Business needs & Directions & Technology
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Management of
Organizational
Knowledge
Transfer of relevant knowledge from and to suppliers, partners, and customers Rapid Identification, sharing & implementation of best practices
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Quantitative orientation Focus on actionable data Aligned and interlinking measures (internal and external) Wide deployment and accessibility Strong analysis capability Benchmark best-in-class
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Performance Improvement
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Customer / Market requirements Supplier/partner inputs New Technology Organisational Knowledge Potential need for Agility Design Quality
Cycle time Learning Cost control Design technology Productivity Efficiency Effectiveness
E & I for better performance, reduce variation, Product & Service, Current with Business needs & Directions, sharing across other units & processes to drive learning & innovation
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Cycle time Learning Cost control Design technology Productivity Efficiency Effectiveness
E & I for better performance, reduce variation, Product & Service, Current with Business needs & Directions, sharing across other units & processes to drive learning & innovation
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Operational Planning
Assess the financial risks associated with Current business operations Major new business investments
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Current levels and trends in key measures or indicators of product and service performance that are important to customers
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a. Customer-focused results
Customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction Customer-perceived value including Customer loyalty and retention, positive referral and other aspects of building relationships with customers, as appropriate
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performance, including market share or position, business growth, and new markets entered
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employee employee
Segment results to address the diversity of workforce and the different types and categories of employees, with appropriate comparative data.
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Key value creation processes. Include productivity, cycle time, supplier and partner performance, and other appropriate measures of effectiveness and efficiency. Other Key processes. include productivity, cycle time, supplier and partner performance, and other appropriate measures of effectiveness and efficiency.
Segment results by product and service types and groups and by market segments, with appropriate comparative data.
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