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The document provides an overview of FourSight Collective's operations. FourSight aims to inspire students from all backgrounds to discover their interests and potential through specialized presentations. Their operations management system involves establishing contact with clients, assessing needs, tailoring programs, delivering programs, collecting feedback, and improving services. Satellite sites execute tailored services like workshops and professional tools at colleges and community centers. The services are assessed through pre and post surveys, after action reports, and faculty feedback to continuously improve. The vision is to inspire and help students worldwide in their educational and personal fulfillment.
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- 1. 1 Presented to: [All] Presented by: [Operations Department] Title: [Operations Overview] FourSight Collective Glimpse of Your Future
- 2. A Solution Mission Statement FourSight inspires students from all socio-economic backgrounds to discover and develop their interests and potential in the professional world through specialized group presentations designed to ignite their drive to achieve.
- 3. Operations Management System Building an organization to world class level. Input Execution Satellite Sites Tailored Services Client Relations Output Data Collection FeedBack
- 4. ● Establish Contact ○ Introduce Mission ● Develop Rapport ● Assess Service Recipient ○ Graduation Rates ○ Enrollment Rates ○ SAT Scores ○ Regent Scores ○ HW Submission ○ Exam Scores ○ Class Attendance ○ Student Demographic ● Tailor Programs ● Deliver Programs ● Performance Evaluation ● Improve and Plan Ahead Client Relations
- 5. What is a Satellite Site? • An operational conduit on behalf of FourSight ○ Colleges and Universities ○ Community Centers • Satellite sites execute implemented services. ○ Workshops ○ Advanced Professional Tools • Satellite sites are led directly by a Site Director ○ Under guidelines of Foursight Collective • The satellite site’s primary goals are to ○ Execute services in a systematic fashion ○ Show results through quantified data. Satellite Site Manhattan College Satellite Site
- 6. ● Listen to School’s Needs ● Assessment for School ● Requests School Data ○ School Info ○ Materials ○ Methods ○ Machines ○ Man-Power ○ Measurement ○ Environment ○ Student Demographic ● Highlights Defects ● Identifies Problem ● Draft Possible Solutions ● Creates Project Scope Tailored Service
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- 8. Data Collection The deliverable of each implemented service will entail the quantified data of performance and impact. Three data sets will be collected and reviewed: Pre and Post Surveys: Completed by Designated Student Cohort After Action Reports: Completed by FourSight Collective Staff Faculty Feedback: Completed by Service Recipient’s Faculty A specific request can be placed by the services recipients to test different features being applied in the workshops (i.e. alignment between small group sessions and lesson plans).
- 9. Vision Statement We intend to inspire and reach all students throughout the world who need help in any capacity in order to help them on their path to a brighter future of education and fulfillment. We intend to aid all students in their quest for knowledge, or at least inspire them to embark on that quest.