The document discusses outsourcing, including what it is, key areas that are commonly outsourced, and drivers for organizations to outsource. It notes that outsourcing involves using external resources to perform activities traditionally handled internally in order to improve services, reduce costs, and access skills not available in-house. Common areas for outsourcing include IT, call centers, finance/accounting, and manufacturing. Key drivers are cited as lack of resources, costs savings, quality improvements, and access to expertise. The document also outlines some issues in outsourcing like dependency on contracts, quality differences, and loss of control. It provides strategies for managing outsourcing relationships successfully and describes various models used in outsourcing engagements
This document discusses financing options for CDM projects from the perspective of lenders. It outlines the typical financial assessment process that lenders undertake, which includes developing a financial model, analyzing key indicators, and performing sensitivity and risk analyses. However, lenders face several challenges in evaluating CDM projects, such as uncertainty after Kyoto and lack of clarity on accounting and tax treatment of CER revenues in India. The document also discusses ways to mitigate risks for lenders, such as matching debt currency to CER revenues and establishing escrow accounts.
Project finance involves investing in large industrial or infrastructure projects through a legally independent project company financed primarily with debt. It creates value through its organizational, contractual, and governance structures. The organizational structure addresses agency costs and risk contamination by separating the project from sponsors' balance sheets. Contractual structures allocate risk to parties best able to manage it, lowering overall risk costs. Governance relies on debt covenants to monitor management.
This presentation by Federica Maiorano and Pedro Caro de Sousa from the OECD Competition Division was made during the discussion “Safe harbours and legal presumptions in competition law” held at the 128th meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 5 December 2017. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/21v.
Presentation by Stathis Gould, Senior Technical Manager at IFAC, at the Institute of Cost Accountants of India's National Cost Convention, New Delhi, India, March 2012.
This presentation focuses on risk assessment and financing options for renewable energy projects. Learn about carbon finance prospects for renewable energy projects.
The document discusses outsourcing, including what it is, key areas that are commonly outsourced, and drivers for organizations to outsource. It notes that outsourcing involves using external resources to perform activities traditionally handled internally in order to improve services, reduce costs, and access skills not available in-house. Common areas for outsourcing include IT, call centers, finance/accounting, and manufacturing. Key drivers are cited as lack of resources, costs savings, quality improvements, and access to expertise. The document also outlines some issues in outsourcing like dependency on contracts, quality differences, and loss of control. It provides strategies for managing outsourcing relationships successfully and describes various models used in outsourcing engagements
This document discusses financing options for CDM projects from the perspective of lenders. It outlines the typical financial assessment process that lenders undertake, which includes developing a financial model, analyzing key indicators, and performing sensitivity and risk analyses. However, lenders face several challenges in evaluating CDM projects, such as uncertainty after Kyoto and lack of clarity on accounting and tax treatment of CER revenues in India. The document also discusses ways to mitigate risks for lenders, such as matching debt currency to CER revenues and establishing escrow accounts.
Project finance involves investing in large industrial or infrastructure projects through a legally independent project company financed primarily with debt. It creates value through its organizational, contractual, and governance structures. The organizational structure addresses agency costs and risk contamination by separating the project from sponsors' balance sheets. Contractual structures allocate risk to parties best able to manage it, lowering overall risk costs. Governance relies on debt covenants to monitor management.
This presentation by Federica Maiorano and Pedro Caro de Sousa from the OECD Competition Division was made during the discussion “Safe harbours and legal presumptions in competition law” held at the 128th meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 5 December 2017. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found out at oe.cd/21v.
Presentation by Stathis Gould, Senior Technical Manager at IFAC, at the Institute of Cost Accountants of India's National Cost Convention, New Delhi, India, March 2012.
This presentation focuses on risk assessment and financing options for renewable energy projects. Learn about carbon finance prospects for renewable energy projects.
Project finance presentation delivered at the "Jordan Renewables" Workshop, hosted by EDAMA and Eversheds.
Held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Amman, Jordan
16th May 2013
Monica papendick lexpert casl challenges in financial institutuionsbsookman
This document summarizes some of the key challenges financial institutions may face in complying with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) and potential strategies to address them. It discusses operational and leadership challenges such as communicating about CASL to executive leadership and managing compliance projects. It also covers legal challenges such as unclear provisions regarding electronic messages, assessing risks, and determining the best approaches for obtaining consent and conducting due diligence for different communication channels and customer types. Potential mitigation strategies include documenting risks and strategies, using technology or manual processes, taking iterative compliance approaches, and establishing decision trees, procedures, and training.
The document discusses recent proposals from Basel IV regarding changes to the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach for calculating credit risk-weighted assets (RWAs). It summarizes that the proposals would remove the IRB approach for certain exposures, impose floors on model outputs, and enhance parameter estimation practices. It then analyzes the potential impacts, including a significant increase in European banks' RWAs of 15-30% or more. The document outlines views expressed by the banking industry that the proposals could reduce risk sensitivity and comparability rather than enhance them as intended.
BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS (BORAQS) KENYA.
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) SEMINAR ON THE THEME: “PROJECT FINANCING AND INVESTMENT PLANNING”.
BY OUMAR DIOP ENG, MBA, PMP
Project financing refers to financing where lenders primarily look to the cash flow and assets of a specific project as repayment, rather than the sponsors. It originated for large energy and infrastructure projects but has expanded. Key characteristics include the project being a legally separate entity, with its contracts and cash flows separated from sponsors who provide limited recourse. Risks include pre-completion construction risks and post-completion market and political risks. These risks are managed through mechanisms like proven contractors, supply agreements, revenue guarantees, political risk insurance, and abandonment tests to incentivize success. Strong contractual relationships among all stakeholders are needed to properly allocate risks and incentives.
The document discusses project finance as an alternative capital source for companies seeking construction financing. It explains that project finance involves providing non-recourse debt for a project based on its risks and cash flows. It then outlines various bond structures and credit enhancement mechanisms that can be used to finance projects, including third-party insurance, government guarantees, export agency guarantees, and support from institutions like the World Bank. Finally, it provides contact information for the leadership of Link Global Holdings, an organization involved in project finance.
The document discusses different types of risks involved in lending to micro, small, and medium enterprises. It covers 4 modules that analyze business risks, financial risks, management risks, and project implementation risks. The modules examine factors such as operating efficiency, market position, past and future financial performance, management track record, and project-specific risks. The document also provides classifications for micro, small, and medium enterprises based on investment levels. It outlines the procedure for dealing with loan applications.
The presentation covers infrastructure project financing, typical configurations, key project parties, project contracts, It explains financing of a power project, security mechanism, SPV payment hierarchy and risk mitigation mechanism
This document provides an overview of Rohit Tuli's upcoming course on project and infrastructure financing. Rohit has 9 years of experience financing large projects in renewable energy, roads, and other industries. The course will cover what project finance is, the parties involved in project finance deals, contractual structures, security structures, issues that can arise, and current trends in the industry. It is aimed at helping participants understand how to structure financing for infrastructure projects and evaluate such investments.
This document discusses developments in the payments industry and provides an overview of Te Velde Consultancy & Interim Management's expertise. It analyzes the political and commercial arenas influencing payments and outlines stakeholders' needs for convenient, low-cost, safe and simple payment options. The core issues of cost and revenue in payments are examined along with strategic choices around innovation and new customer groups. Te Velde Consultancy services include consultancy, strategy development, implementation support, and interim management for payments-related projects and subjects such as SEPA, costs/revenues, and innovation.
This document discusses managing risks associated with third party relationships. It begins by highlighting media stories about issues with government outsourcing contracts, such as overbilling. A survey found that reducing costs is the top business driver for using third parties. The document then examines case studies of the Australian Department of Defense's Air Warfare Destroyer project and Collins Class submarines, which experienced delays, cost overruns, and replacement of contractors due to third party issues. It concludes by outlining a framework for initiating, formalizing, performing, and monitoring third party relationships to better manage associated risks.
The document reviews 11 guides for value chain development (VCD). It finds that while the guides provide an innovative framework, they need to provide more tailored strategies that consider critical issues like necessary investments, risks, tradeoffs, and vulnerability. They also lack impact pathways and conceptual frameworks are too simple. The recommendations are for guide authors to place greater focus on the needs of the poor and address difficult VCD aspects, and for funders to support research on VCD's impact on poverty reduction and foster debate to improve guide design and implementation.
The Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) aims to enable innovative, high-risk research to develop cost-effective military capabilities through partnerships between the UK Ministry of Defence and industry. Over five and a half years, CDE received nearly 5,000 proposals, funded over 800 of them with £48 million, and 45% of funded proposals involved small and medium enterprises. CDE operates through an open competition model and networking events to engage innovators from academia, small businesses, and wider industry in developing technologies for military advantage.
Key learnings of recent AQR & CCAR exercises suggest that some significant moves are required to fulfil market & regulators expectations. In this context, CH&Cie is pleased to share with you the latest developments in implementing stress testing as well as best practices
This is a brief presentation of project evaluation for developers with feasibility table with respect to ROI - Return on Investment, especially in India
NorthBrook Capital Services is a lending sector advisory group that works with lenders and investors in loan pools. They assist with expanding lending activities, maximizing returns from loan portfolios, and increasing transparency and risk monitoring. With over 35 years of experience in senior advisory and participation roles, NorthBrook brings expertise to challenges facing the lending sector. They provide services such as portfolio evaluations, operational assessments, and strategic reviews to help clients maximize value.
FED GOV CON - OTA - Small Innovators Route To Government BusinessJSchaus & Associates
Please join Jennifer Schaus & Associates every Wednesday in 2019 for a complimentary Wednesday series. If you would like to view the full recording please see our YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/GnXzXBO7nlU). For more information about our federal contracting services please visit http://www.Jenniferschaus.com or contact us at 202-365-0598. Win more federal government contracts!
(1) The document outlines next steps for value chain financing including developing insurance and guarantee products, improving farmer negotiating capacity through contracts, and conducting policy advocacy to address identified policy issues.
(2) It also recommends continuous capacity building of institutions involved in value chains and value chain financing as well as developing insurance products for households, producers, and businesses.
(3) Finally, the document calls for further developing, evaluating, and disseminating best practices for value chain models and financing models as well as speeding up access to credit information.
The document discusses the need for construction management plans (CMPs) for development projects in the new City. A CMP addresses aspects like public safety, work hours, noise and vibration controls, air and dust management, waste management, and traffic management. It provides guidance on when a CMP is required and its key elements. CMPs are required to minimize negative impacts on the community from construction work and ensure standards are met. The document outlines the CMP process and requirements to help builders and developers comply.
The document discusses knowledge management in the Canadian public sector. It provides an overview of how KM has been applied across departments, lessons learned, and the future direction of KM. Key areas discussed include tacit vs explicit knowledge, expertise research, and the importance of collaboration, culture, and technology in enabling knowledge sharing and organizational learning.
Project finance presentation delivered at the "Jordan Renewables" Workshop, hosted by EDAMA and Eversheds.
Held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Amman, Jordan
16th May 2013
Monica papendick lexpert casl challenges in financial institutuionsbsookman
This document summarizes some of the key challenges financial institutions may face in complying with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) and potential strategies to address them. It discusses operational and leadership challenges such as communicating about CASL to executive leadership and managing compliance projects. It also covers legal challenges such as unclear provisions regarding electronic messages, assessing risks, and determining the best approaches for obtaining consent and conducting due diligence for different communication channels and customer types. Potential mitigation strategies include documenting risks and strategies, using technology or manual processes, taking iterative compliance approaches, and establishing decision trees, procedures, and training.
The document discusses recent proposals from Basel IV regarding changes to the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach for calculating credit risk-weighted assets (RWAs). It summarizes that the proposals would remove the IRB approach for certain exposures, impose floors on model outputs, and enhance parameter estimation practices. It then analyzes the potential impacts, including a significant increase in European banks' RWAs of 15-30% or more. The document outlines views expressed by the banking industry that the proposals could reduce risk sensitivity and comparability rather than enhance them as intended.
BOARD OF REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS (BORAQS) KENYA.
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) SEMINAR ON THE THEME: “PROJECT FINANCING AND INVESTMENT PLANNING”.
BY OUMAR DIOP ENG, MBA, PMP
Project financing refers to financing where lenders primarily look to the cash flow and assets of a specific project as repayment, rather than the sponsors. It originated for large energy and infrastructure projects but has expanded. Key characteristics include the project being a legally separate entity, with its contracts and cash flows separated from sponsors who provide limited recourse. Risks include pre-completion construction risks and post-completion market and political risks. These risks are managed through mechanisms like proven contractors, supply agreements, revenue guarantees, political risk insurance, and abandonment tests to incentivize success. Strong contractual relationships among all stakeholders are needed to properly allocate risks and incentives.
The document discusses project finance as an alternative capital source for companies seeking construction financing. It explains that project finance involves providing non-recourse debt for a project based on its risks and cash flows. It then outlines various bond structures and credit enhancement mechanisms that can be used to finance projects, including third-party insurance, government guarantees, export agency guarantees, and support from institutions like the World Bank. Finally, it provides contact information for the leadership of Link Global Holdings, an organization involved in project finance.
The document discusses different types of risks involved in lending to micro, small, and medium enterprises. It covers 4 modules that analyze business risks, financial risks, management risks, and project implementation risks. The modules examine factors such as operating efficiency, market position, past and future financial performance, management track record, and project-specific risks. The document also provides classifications for micro, small, and medium enterprises based on investment levels. It outlines the procedure for dealing with loan applications.
The presentation covers infrastructure project financing, typical configurations, key project parties, project contracts, It explains financing of a power project, security mechanism, SPV payment hierarchy and risk mitigation mechanism
This document provides an overview of Rohit Tuli's upcoming course on project and infrastructure financing. Rohit has 9 years of experience financing large projects in renewable energy, roads, and other industries. The course will cover what project finance is, the parties involved in project finance deals, contractual structures, security structures, issues that can arise, and current trends in the industry. It is aimed at helping participants understand how to structure financing for infrastructure projects and evaluate such investments.
This document discusses developments in the payments industry and provides an overview of Te Velde Consultancy & Interim Management's expertise. It analyzes the political and commercial arenas influencing payments and outlines stakeholders' needs for convenient, low-cost, safe and simple payment options. The core issues of cost and revenue in payments are examined along with strategic choices around innovation and new customer groups. Te Velde Consultancy services include consultancy, strategy development, implementation support, and interim management for payments-related projects and subjects such as SEPA, costs/revenues, and innovation.
This document discusses managing risks associated with third party relationships. It begins by highlighting media stories about issues with government outsourcing contracts, such as overbilling. A survey found that reducing costs is the top business driver for using third parties. The document then examines case studies of the Australian Department of Defense's Air Warfare Destroyer project and Collins Class submarines, which experienced delays, cost overruns, and replacement of contractors due to third party issues. It concludes by outlining a framework for initiating, formalizing, performing, and monitoring third party relationships to better manage associated risks.
The document reviews 11 guides for value chain development (VCD). It finds that while the guides provide an innovative framework, they need to provide more tailored strategies that consider critical issues like necessary investments, risks, tradeoffs, and vulnerability. They also lack impact pathways and conceptual frameworks are too simple. The recommendations are for guide authors to place greater focus on the needs of the poor and address difficult VCD aspects, and for funders to support research on VCD's impact on poverty reduction and foster debate to improve guide design and implementation.
The Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) aims to enable innovative, high-risk research to develop cost-effective military capabilities through partnerships between the UK Ministry of Defence and industry. Over five and a half years, CDE received nearly 5,000 proposals, funded over 800 of them with £48 million, and 45% of funded proposals involved small and medium enterprises. CDE operates through an open competition model and networking events to engage innovators from academia, small businesses, and wider industry in developing technologies for military advantage.
Key learnings of recent AQR & CCAR exercises suggest that some significant moves are required to fulfil market & regulators expectations. In this context, CH&Cie is pleased to share with you the latest developments in implementing stress testing as well as best practices
This is a brief presentation of project evaluation for developers with feasibility table with respect to ROI - Return on Investment, especially in India
NorthBrook Capital Services is a lending sector advisory group that works with lenders and investors in loan pools. They assist with expanding lending activities, maximizing returns from loan portfolios, and increasing transparency and risk monitoring. With over 35 years of experience in senior advisory and participation roles, NorthBrook brings expertise to challenges facing the lending sector. They provide services such as portfolio evaluations, operational assessments, and strategic reviews to help clients maximize value.
FED GOV CON - OTA - Small Innovators Route To Government BusinessJSchaus & Associates
Please join Jennifer Schaus & Associates every Wednesday in 2019 for a complimentary Wednesday series. If you would like to view the full recording please see our YouTube Channel (https://youtu.be/GnXzXBO7nlU). For more information about our federal contracting services please visit http://www.Jenniferschaus.com or contact us at 202-365-0598. Win more federal government contracts!
(1) The document outlines next steps for value chain financing including developing insurance and guarantee products, improving farmer negotiating capacity through contracts, and conducting policy advocacy to address identified policy issues.
(2) It also recommends continuous capacity building of institutions involved in value chains and value chain financing as well as developing insurance products for households, producers, and businesses.
(3) Finally, the document calls for further developing, evaluating, and disseminating best practices for value chain models and financing models as well as speeding up access to credit information.
The document discusses the need for construction management plans (CMPs) for development projects in the new City. A CMP addresses aspects like public safety, work hours, noise and vibration controls, air and dust management, waste management, and traffic management. It provides guidance on when a CMP is required and its key elements. CMPs are required to minimize negative impacts on the community from construction work and ensure standards are met. The document outlines the CMP process and requirements to help builders and developers comply.
The document discusses knowledge management in the Canadian public sector. It provides an overview of how KM has been applied across departments, lessons learned, and the future direction of KM. Key areas discussed include tacit vs explicit knowledge, expertise research, and the importance of collaboration, culture, and technology in enabling knowledge sharing and organizational learning.
1. The document discusses the challenges of innovation in public services, including conceptual, research, and policy challenges.
2. It notes that public services face funding crises, new challenges, and calls for modernization, while also facing obstacles to innovation like risk aversion and resistance to change.
3. Research on innovation in public services is underdeveloped and faces challenges in defining units of analysis and dealing with large, complex systems. There is a need for more systematic study of innovation processes and impacts in public services.
Construction Management Plan Guideline 2 15 12pfmshamrock
This document outlines the Construction Management Plan for the Alga Norte Community Park project. It includes sections on project management, safety, environmental/sustainability, quality assurance, time management, cost management, site management, BIM, and project closeout. Each section lists various subplans required such as communication, scheduling, stormwater management, commissioning, and as-built documents. The plan provides guidelines for contractor responsibilities to ensure the project is completed safely, on schedule, within budget and meets quality standards.
USACE Construction Quality Management manualJerico Awat
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Role of human resource development in public sectorJyotsna Gupta
This document discusses human resource development (HRD) in the public sector. It provides context on the evolution of HRD and outlines some key areas where gains have been made as well as continuing problems. It then discusses the major roles and tools of HRD, including performance appraisal, career planning, training, potential appraisal and development, rewards, and organization development. Finally, it presents a conceptual model for a revised HRD strategy with four pillars focusing on capacity development, organizational support, knowledge management, and an enabling environment and governance.
Human resource development in Public Sector pptJyotsna Gupta
This document discusses the role of human resource development (HRD) in the public sector in India. It provides background on the definition of HRD and its importance for organizational growth, developing employee potential, and improving work culture. The document then outlines some major HRD mechanisms like performance appraisal, career planning, training, potential appraisal, rewards, and welfare programs. It also discusses some issues in public sector HRD and how the field has evolved from the 1970s-1980s to the present day.
Comparison between public sector & private sectorDharmik
The document provides an overview of public sector and private sector banks in India. It discusses that scheduled commercial banks in India are categorized into five groups according to ownership, including public sector banks, private sector banks, and foreign banks. Public sector banks are majority owned by the government, while private sector banks were established to better serve economic needs as public sector banks lacked profit incentives. The document then provides details on the functions of public and private sector banks in India.
Understanding Bureaucracy in Public AdministrationHAFIZUDIN YAHAYA
Basic noted for you to understand the concept and practice of bureaucracy in government administration. what is the factors that lead to failure of bureaucracy and how to enhance the better management in public policy.
The document discusses quality assurance and quality control concepts in construction projects based on ISO 9001:2008. It outlines a quality management system with four levels - quality manual, procedures, plans, and forms/records. Key elements include defining roles for QA/QC departments in verifying requirements and monitoring activities. Quality control focuses on inspection, monitoring and reducing variation. The presentation provides an example of applying the quality system to a HOYA construction project, with the goal of zero defects and identifying problems before customers.
The document discusses various models and methods used for project selection. It begins by describing non-numeric models such as sacred cow, operating necessity, competitive necessity, and product line extension. It then discusses numeric scoring models including unweighted 0-1 factor model, unweighted factor scoring model, and weighted factor scoring model. Finally, it discusses financial models used for project selection, focusing on models that evaluate profitability. The document provides an overview of different approaches organizations can take when selecting projects.
This document discusses project selection and portfolio management. It begins by outlining various analysis tools used for project selection like PEST analysis, SWOT analysis, and Porter's Five Forces model. It then discusses strategic planning processes like defining a vision, mission, strategic objectives, and aligning project portfolios to strategic goals. Various frameworks for analyzing markets and industries are presented, including using PEST, SWOT, and Porter's Five Forces to evaluate opportunities and threats. The importance of assessing an organization's ability to successfully perform projects is also highlighted.
This document provides information to help job seekers target careers in Toronto's financial services sector. It discusses the Toronto Financial Services Alliance and their role in connecting talent to employers. It outlines several in-demand career clusters in financial services such as financial advisory, compliance, risk management, and IT. For each cluster, it lists representative roles and describes the key responsibilities. The document emphasizes the importance of soft skills and provides tips for an effective job search and marketing strategy.
Financial services-professional development workshopLuba Berezina
This document provides information to help job seekers target careers in Toronto's in-demand financial services sector. It outlines the major employers and segments within the sector. It identifies several in-demand career clusters, including financial advisory, compliance, risk management, insurance, IT, and business analysis. For each cluster, it lists representative roles and provides tips for job seekers. The tips include searching across the whole spectrum of financial institutions, thinking beyond job titles, building on existing credentials and experience, and showcasing soft skills to employers.
This document provides information to help job seekers target careers in Toronto's financial services sector. It discusses the Toronto Financial Services Alliance and their role in connecting talent to employers. It outlines several in-demand career clusters in financial services such as financial advisory, compliance, risk management, and IT. For each cluster, it lists representative roles and describes the key responsibilities. The document emphasizes the importance of showcasing soft skills and providing concrete accomplishments in job applications and interviews.
Preparing Detailed Project Report and Presenting Business Plan to InvestorsRahul Sharma
The document provides details on preparing a detailed project report (DPR) and presenting a business plan to investors for a proposed wind power project. It discusses the key components of a DPR including an executive summary, project details, feasibility study, technical aspects, costs, permits required, and developing a financial model. It also outlines aspects investors look for in a business plan such as market opportunity, solution, team, financial projections, and risks. The document serves as a case study for how to develop a DPR and secure funding by presenting to investors for a wind-based power generation project.
Tony Shepherd from Christian Doppler Consulting presented to Large Technology Organisation on building better businesses. The session objectives were to introduce mutual introductions, understand the company's current situation, introduce the CDC Client Value methodology, agree next steps, provide a summary and call to action. Tony discussed gathering market intelligence through PESTEL and SWOT analyses. He outlined the CDC approach of identifying client pain points and gains, understanding key market and client knowledge, and positioning clients within risk/value and ease of change matrices. The presentation provided guidance on developing key account strategies, addressing price perceptions, and next steps for support from Christian Doppler Consulting.
The document provides guidance on conducting feasibility studies for broadband network projects. It discusses conducting an educational phase to develop political support, then a feasibility stage to determine viable options. If feasible, the design and implementation stage executes the project. Key areas covered in a feasibility study include services, operations, architecture, finances, and governance. The summary outlines the main components and goals of each project phase.
The document outlines plans to focus the council's research and analysis expertise on priority needs and strategic objectives. It proposes establishing an Insight Hub to provide staff self-service resources and tools to use data and insights independently. It also recognizes the need for specialist expertise to produce analysis supporting key priorities like understanding resident behaviors, service demand drivers, risks to residents, and economic growth opportunities. The hub would coordinate research activities across the council to ensure evidence-based decision making.
Monitoring and Evaluation of International Development Assistance to the Priv...CesToronto
Effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems are essential to learning and accountability. M&E system reviews provides perspective on what is working well, where there are gaps in coverage or weaknesses that need to be addressed, how the M&E information is actually used in decision making, and whether the system is efficient. This session will demonstrate the methods, tools and results in assessing the functioning of the M&E systems of the World Bank Group’s private sector operations in two specialized agencies: the International Finance Corporation and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
Private sector has taken a much larger role in development interventions that ever before. This presentation outlines the Monitoring and Evaluation systems used by the International Finance Corporation and the Multilateral Guarantees Agency (MIGA) as well as how the Independent Evaluation Group assesses the effectiveness of these systems. Main messages of this presentation are:
- Private Sector operations have specific data gathering advantage/disadvantage based on their business model
- M&E systems should adopt to the business practices to be effective and efficient
- M&E can influence learning, quality of work and outcome
The IT PMO of a large healthcare organization determined it needed a project prioritization model to improve project selection and management. A small team including clinical, IT, and strategy leaders developed an initial model and pilot. This revealed issues like a lack of strategic alignment, division between business and IT, and inefficient project intake. The organization then worked to develop an enterprise-wide prioritization model considering factors like patient safety, physician strategy, financial benefits, and compliance. Materials were provided to help participants define value criteria and drivers. The final model scored projects based on their alignment with weighted business drivers to optimize the project portfolio.
The ASEAN PPP Summit: The Public-Private Partnership Model and its Merits in Attracting Foreign Direct Investments, is the leading regional forum on infrastructure investment in Southeast Asia.
On April 4th, the 2019 ASEAN PPP Summit, held at the Marriott Marquis Queens Park, Bangkok, was a resounding success. The Mahanakorn Partners Group (MPG), together with the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce (TICC), the American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AMCHAM), the European Association for Business and Commerce (EABC), the French-Thai Chamber of Commerce (FTCC), the German-Thai Chamber of Commerce (GTCC) and Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce in Thailand (JFCCT), welcomed industry leaders, governmental officials, infrastructure investors and developers along with the international news media.
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) involve private entities participating in or supporting public infrastructure provision. Key characteristics include shared participants, resources, risks, and focus on long-term services. PPPs can occur at the project or policy level. Reasons for PPPs include budget deficits, aging infrastructure, efficiency gains, and introducing competition. Common PPP models include build-operate-transfer (BOT) where the private sector finances, builds, operates, then transfers ownership to the public sector. PPPs are suitable for transport, water, health, education, and other facilities if the right legal and political frameworks and private sector capacity exist. Benefits include risk allocation and value for taxpayers, while pitfalls include complexity and
An objective and comprehensive approach to evaluating the variety of strategic options available to lenders with a decision making construct for action.
APM Benefits Summit 2017 : Realising benefits in a changing world
From ambition to delivery: Don't just do something, stand there and think!
presented by Joseph Lowe, HMRC
22 June 2017
The e-tendering system presentation covered the tendering process for public sector procurement, the benefits of e-tendering, and tips for suppliers. It discussed why public sector procurement is complex, the typical tender cycle and procedures, and how to complete pre-qualification questionnaires and tender documents. The presentation also addressed sustainable business practices and tips for successful tender submissions.
CI 2.0 - Competitive Innovation IntelligenceArik Johnson
Presentation to KMWorld 2006 Audience in San Jose California October 31 on How the Principles of Disruptive Innovation, Risk Management, Corporate Governance and Enterprise Collaboration are Driving the Incorporation of Blog, Wiki, Social Networking, Free-Tagging, Prediction Market and other Web 2.0 Features and Capabilities into Traditional Competitive Intelligence Software
With growing pressure on public bodies to commission more effective services and reduce budgets, third sector partnerships and consortia are often viewed as an answer.
Find out about common models, examples and recipes for success drawn from Locality’s work with members who are building bidding consortia.
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
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Whats Different About PM in the Public Sector
1. What’s Different Project Management in the Public Sector John Alley, Director PMO, McMaster Conference Board of Canada - January 2009
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