The document discusses the challenges healthcare companies face in balancing access to patient data with security risks due to rapid technological changes and limited resources, and proposes a SaaS-based managed security and privacy audit solution that provides guided risk assessments, gap analyses, and policy templates to simplify compliance efforts through an intuitive, prioritized process. The solution aims to help organizations of all sizes achieve sustainable risk management by acting as a virtual security officer.
The document discusses developing a shared measurement toolkit to measure the impact of rehabilitation services on offenders' family relationships. It describes:
1) Conducting a literature review to identify key outcomes and existing toolkits, then consulting providers and commissioners to select outcomes to focus on.
2) Developing and piloting a standardized toolkit of 25 scales measuring outcomes across five areas: partner, child, wider family, parenting, and peer relationships.
3) The toolkit will be piloted with an intervention and comparison group design to allow pre- and post-measurement and comparison of results. Initial pilot feedback identified areas for refinement.
Use - Measuring Impact to Improve PerformanceSIAAssociation
The document discusses using impact measurement to drive social change. It describes how impact measurement can be used to:
1) Raise social investment by defining metrics to measure improved social outcomes that investors require for payment;
2) Improve performance of social programs by collecting daily data, conducting regular reviews, and producing dashboards to monitor outcomes and service delivery; and
3) Build an evidence base by measuring the impact of interventions on target populations in order to identify services that are effective.
This document discusses sources of confusion in measuring social impact and proposes common principles. It notes that while there are many ways to measure different social impacts, there are not many ways to decide which outcomes to measure. The document suggests key questions to answer to understand the results, including what outcomes are important to manage and the extent to which outcomes were caused by activities. It discusses stakeholder involvement in determining these questions and principles. Finally, it considers standardizing principles for social impact analysis and how that could be achieved.
1) Evidence-based practices (EBP) in corrections aims to improve outcomes like reducing recidivism through principles informed by research.
2) EBP follows eight key principles including assessing risk/needs, enhancing motivation, and targeting interventions based on risk and needs.
3) Programs shown to be effective incorporate these principles, are based on research and theory, demonstrate effectiveness, and are properly implemented and evaluated.
This document discusses different approaches to social impact measurement and finding a middle ground. It outlines direct and indirect outcome measures, and the use of standardized tools to assess indirect outcomes. The Outcomes Star is presented as one such tool that brings objectivity to subjective assessments. The document also discusses standardized versus case-by-case approaches, experimental versus exploratory evaluation methods, and comprehensive versus pragmatic measurement. Throughout, it advocates considering the strengths and appropriate uses of differing mindsets and finding a balanced approach between extremes.
Design for complexity, using evaluative methodsAnn Larson
Programs can be designed to be more likely to be effective in producing positive change in settings that can be characterized as complex adaptive systems. This presentation describes what we already know about what makes programs more likely to be successful in changing behaviour. Next, it explores the organizational blind spots and human nature which prevent us from making better designs. Finally, it shows how evaluators can guide better program design using standard and emerging methods.
Pittsburgh Nonprofit Summit - Measuring Change - Moving From Outputs to Outco...GPNP
More and more funders are only supporting evidence based models. What does this mean and how can your organization implement an evidence based model? A panel of experts has been assembled to answer any and all questions your organization has on how it can move from outputs to outcomes to impact. Brainstorm real strategies that your organization can implement and meet other organizations who are also moving towards an evidence based model.
The document discusses the challenges healthcare companies face in balancing access to patient data with security risks due to rapid technological changes and limited resources, and proposes a SaaS-based managed security and privacy audit solution that provides guided risk assessments, gap analyses, and policy templates to simplify compliance efforts through an intuitive, prioritized process. The solution aims to help organizations of all sizes achieve sustainable risk management by acting as a virtual security officer.
The document discusses developing a shared measurement toolkit to measure the impact of rehabilitation services on offenders' family relationships. It describes:
1) Conducting a literature review to identify key outcomes and existing toolkits, then consulting providers and commissioners to select outcomes to focus on.
2) Developing and piloting a standardized toolkit of 25 scales measuring outcomes across five areas: partner, child, wider family, parenting, and peer relationships.
3) The toolkit will be piloted with an intervention and comparison group design to allow pre- and post-measurement and comparison of results. Initial pilot feedback identified areas for refinement.
Use - Measuring Impact to Improve PerformanceSIAAssociation
The document discusses using impact measurement to drive social change. It describes how impact measurement can be used to:
1) Raise social investment by defining metrics to measure improved social outcomes that investors require for payment;
2) Improve performance of social programs by collecting daily data, conducting regular reviews, and producing dashboards to monitor outcomes and service delivery; and
3) Build an evidence base by measuring the impact of interventions on target populations in order to identify services that are effective.
This document discusses sources of confusion in measuring social impact and proposes common principles. It notes that while there are many ways to measure different social impacts, there are not many ways to decide which outcomes to measure. The document suggests key questions to answer to understand the results, including what outcomes are important to manage and the extent to which outcomes were caused by activities. It discusses stakeholder involvement in determining these questions and principles. Finally, it considers standardizing principles for social impact analysis and how that could be achieved.
1) Evidence-based practices (EBP) in corrections aims to improve outcomes like reducing recidivism through principles informed by research.
2) EBP follows eight key principles including assessing risk/needs, enhancing motivation, and targeting interventions based on risk and needs.
3) Programs shown to be effective incorporate these principles, are based on research and theory, demonstrate effectiveness, and are properly implemented and evaluated.
This document discusses different approaches to social impact measurement and finding a middle ground. It outlines direct and indirect outcome measures, and the use of standardized tools to assess indirect outcomes. The Outcomes Star is presented as one such tool that brings objectivity to subjective assessments. The document also discusses standardized versus case-by-case approaches, experimental versus exploratory evaluation methods, and comprehensive versus pragmatic measurement. Throughout, it advocates considering the strengths and appropriate uses of differing mindsets and finding a balanced approach between extremes.
Design for complexity, using evaluative methodsAnn Larson
Programs can be designed to be more likely to be effective in producing positive change in settings that can be characterized as complex adaptive systems. This presentation describes what we already know about what makes programs more likely to be successful in changing behaviour. Next, it explores the organizational blind spots and human nature which prevent us from making better designs. Finally, it shows how evaluators can guide better program design using standard and emerging methods.
Pittsburgh Nonprofit Summit - Measuring Change - Moving From Outputs to Outco...GPNP
More and more funders are only supporting evidence based models. What does this mean and how can your organization implement an evidence based model? A panel of experts has been assembled to answer any and all questions your organization has on how it can move from outputs to outcomes to impact. Brainstorm real strategies that your organization can implement and meet other organizations who are also moving towards an evidence based model.
OECD Workshop: Measuring Business Impacts on People’s Well-being, Tom BeagentStatsCommunications
OECD Workshop: Measuring Business Impacts on People’s Well-being, 23-24 February 2017, Paris, France, More information at: http://www.oecd.org/statistics/oecd-workshop-on-measuring-business-impacts-on-peoples-well-being.htm
Sustainability in the Age of Trump: 2017 Sustainability Outlook WebinarLucid
With the changes made by the Trump administration, Lucid, Urjanet, and Cadmus Group discuss the future of the sustainability industry. They present findings from a recent survey of sustainability professionals.
This document discusses key concepts for implementing lean technology including understanding boundaries, language, and shared responsibilities. It emphasizes understanding regulations and work processes, resolving conflicts between departments, and getting risk and product teams to collaborate. Creating metrics and benchmarks can provide faster feedback while maintaining workflow. The overall goal is to implement lean principles in a way that reduces risk and adds value.
This document discusses the possibilities and benefits of implementing a safety case regime at major hazard installations. It notes that a safety case can help demonstrate how major hazards are managed and improve collaboration, communication, planning and alignment. Over the lifecycle of an installation, a safety case provides a platform to coordinate changes in a structured manner and help stakeholders understand different facility components. The document also identifies some common barriers to implementing safety case regimes, including nervousness about the work required and perceived lack of demonstrated value. It emphasizes that people are key agents for organizational transformation and that early employee engagement is important for successful implementation.
The document discusses key concepts in developing a practical knowledge management (KM) strategy for organizations. It notes that every organization is unique based on its environment and culture, so a one-size-fits-all approach does not work. A seven-step strategic framework is proposed that examines where the organization currently stands and wants to go, including goals, strategies, principles and benefits of KM. The objectives of KM are making the most of collective intelligence through distributed problem solving and knowledge integration. Benefits include greater adaptability and resilience through innovation. Tactics discussed include auditing current practices, identifying productivity improvements aligned with long-term KM goals, and starting with zero-cost initiatives to build trust and reinforce positive results from K
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This document discusses effective management of Safety Critical Elements (SCEs) through good data management and predictive maintenance. SCEs are equipment, structures, or systems whose failure could cause or contribute to a major accident. The document outlines typical steps to identify and categorize SCEs, such as using bowtie models and barrier assessments. It notes that current software can integrate bowtie models and barriers. However, issues remain regarding identifying, classifying, and reporting on SCEs accurately. The document proposes that good data management through predictive maintenance can help optimize maintenance strategies by anticipating failures and avoiding downtime. It also discusses using visual integrity management and connecting multiple systems and data sources for remote asset assessment.
This document discusses social performance in the natural gas industry. It notes that while communities want investment, there is uncertainty around long-term environmental and social impacts, which can delay projects. It examines issues with LNG projects in Canada, including impacts on indigenous rights and land use. The document advocates for a shared value approach where companies work to mutually benefit communities through long-term jobs, infrastructure, and capacity building rather than just short-term economic benefits. Formal processes like impact assessments are not enough on their own and companies must build relationships and trust with communities.
So how do we recover from this first phase of #COVID19?
Reflection. Learning. Understanding.
No ONE organisation can do this in isolation, it is not the responsibility of ONE provider, EVERYONE must play a part and unite in a cross-system, integrated approach.
This document discusses organizational change and innovation. It defines organizational change as any alterations in people, structure, or technology. Change is constant yet varies in degree and direction, producing uncertainty. Forces for change include external market and regulatory factors as well as internal workforce and technology changes. Managers act as change agents and must overcome resistance to change through communication, participation, and creating a learning organization. Innovation involves creativity and turning creative ideas into useful products. Creating the right environment for innovation involves adopting an organic structure, tolerating risk, and actively promoting training. Managing change now focuses on managing innovation and being agile to adapt quickly.
In this webinar, we share advice on how to evolve vulnerability management from an IT-only discussion to an IT & business collaboration, to drive better metrics, resourcing, and communication. The discussion includes a live demo showing examples of business-centric approaches that can improve the vulnerability metrics that IT organizations struggle with today.
Led David White, lead consultant for Iceberg’s cyber risk practice.
From March 2017.
This document discusses approaches to improving change management success rates. It begins by noting that change is constant but change management failure rates remain high, despite decades of advice. It argues that a systematic, disciplined approach is needed. The document then outlines elements of an integrated change management approach called the "Change Delta", including:
- Executional certainty, which provides transparency into progress and issues to enable course corrections.
- Enabled leaders who own the change vision and speak with one voice, having the tools and training to manage change.
- An engaged organization where employees at all levels understand and can manage change.
- Governance, program management, and a program management office that provide structure, accountability and information
This document summarizes the work of the Institute, which provides transparency of political spending by compiling over 3 million records totaling $3 billion from over 16,000 candidates across all 50 states. It offers tools for researchers to analyze lobbying, campaign contributions, and the influence of money in politics. Major news outlets and courts have cited the Institute's data, showing its importance in accountability and informing the public.
The document summarizes initiatives by the Obama administration that are relevant to the geospatial community, including increased transparency through Data.gov and Recovery.gov, and place-based accountability tools like ChesapeakeStat. It outlines opportunities for state and local involvement in these efforts and calls for collaboration within the geospatial community to engage and provide input that leverages their expertise.
How transparency & accountability can make development work: Lessons from Tan...Rakesh Rajani
How can transparency and accountability energize development? This presentation prepared for the Hewlett Foundation Board of Directors provides some lessons based on work in Tanzania
Recap of #HBRogue twitter chat; the subject was the transparent workplace. We discuss what it means to be transparent and how this can affect company culture.
#CultureCode #Business #Marketing
This document summarizes a large study on workplace accountability involving over 40,000 participants. The study found that there is widespread confusion around organizational priorities and lack of personal accountability. Accountability is seen as something that happens when things go wrong, rather than a proactive practice. As a result, organizations struggle with goal alignment, engagement, execution, trust, collaboration and morale. The study suggests accountability is a major opportunity for improving organizational performance if implemented correctly. Leaders play a key role in setting expectations but many are not clearly communicating priorities or holding others accountable.
The document discusses labor and employment issues in the Philippines, including a high unemployment rate, many citizens working abroad due to lack of domestic opportunities, and "brain drain" as college graduates leave for better prospects elsewhere. It analyzes blue collar jobs versus other alternatives and asks if there are any recommendations to address these domestic labor challenges.
Framework for Transparency and Accountability in Risk Management OECD Governance
The document discusses frameworks for transparency and accountability in risk management. It summarizes standards from the INTOSAI for disaster risk reduction that cover policy gaps, governance structures, strategies and plans, management tools, training, and financial structures. It also discusses an international joint audit initiative on risk management between 10 countries including Turkey. The document identifies deficiencies in governance and accountability, and proposes strengthening transparency through broadening accountability frameworks, strategic plans as accountability documents, and reinterpreting the missions of Supreme Audit Institutions.
R.A. 386 (Civil Code of the Philippines - Artcile 1723)Nicole Balaaldia
This document summarizes key aspects of the Civil Code of the Philippines. It discusses that the Civil Code was enacted through Republic Act 386 in 1949 and is the basic law governing private legal matters in the Philippines. It influenced by the Spanish Civil Code and was drafted by commissions formed by Philippine presidents. The Civil Code contains four books covering persons, property, ownership, and obligations/contracts. It establishes 19 fundamental rights and liberties protected from obstruction in Article 32. The document also provides details on leases and holds engineers, architects, and contractors liable for building collapses within 15 years due to defects.
Creating Pay Transparency In The WorkplaceBambooHR
The document discusses creating transparency in the workplace. It begins with an agenda covering topics like why transparency matters and defining different levels of transparency. It then discusses a transparency spectrum with different levels of transparency around pay rates and compensation processes. The document provides advice on moving to greater transparency, including gaining executive support, training managers, assessing the workforce, and developing a transparency plan. It concludes with immediate actions companies can take to increase transparency.
Engagement, Transparency, Accountability: A Strategic Marriage - Michael Love...HRDstrategies
Michael Lovett of HRD Strategies provides an overview of engagement, transparency and accountability models for HR professionals. Michael Lovett introduces the AON-HEWITT model of Engagement, Syergistic Transparency and explains the integration of accountability and performance management.
This presentation was developed for the HR Management Association of Greensboro, NC (HRMAG) in January 2014 and presented again in March 2015 for the Alamance County (NC) Human Resources Association (ACRA). Both of these Chapters are affiliates of the Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM). These presentations earned HRCI credit, which enabled certified HR professional attending the meetings to receive strategic credit for required continuing education.
Learn more at www.hrdstrategies.com
OECD Workshop: Measuring Business Impacts on People’s Well-being, Tom BeagentStatsCommunications
OECD Workshop: Measuring Business Impacts on People’s Well-being, 23-24 February 2017, Paris, France, More information at: http://www.oecd.org/statistics/oecd-workshop-on-measuring-business-impacts-on-peoples-well-being.htm
Sustainability in the Age of Trump: 2017 Sustainability Outlook WebinarLucid
With the changes made by the Trump administration, Lucid, Urjanet, and Cadmus Group discuss the future of the sustainability industry. They present findings from a recent survey of sustainability professionals.
This document discusses key concepts for implementing lean technology including understanding boundaries, language, and shared responsibilities. It emphasizes understanding regulations and work processes, resolving conflicts between departments, and getting risk and product teams to collaborate. Creating metrics and benchmarks can provide faster feedback while maintaining workflow. The overall goal is to implement lean principles in a way that reduces risk and adds value.
This document discusses the possibilities and benefits of implementing a safety case regime at major hazard installations. It notes that a safety case can help demonstrate how major hazards are managed and improve collaboration, communication, planning and alignment. Over the lifecycle of an installation, a safety case provides a platform to coordinate changes in a structured manner and help stakeholders understand different facility components. The document also identifies some common barriers to implementing safety case regimes, including nervousness about the work required and perceived lack of demonstrated value. It emphasizes that people are key agents for organizational transformation and that early employee engagement is important for successful implementation.
The document discusses key concepts in developing a practical knowledge management (KM) strategy for organizations. It notes that every organization is unique based on its environment and culture, so a one-size-fits-all approach does not work. A seven-step strategic framework is proposed that examines where the organization currently stands and wants to go, including goals, strategies, principles and benefits of KM. The objectives of KM are making the most of collective intelligence through distributed problem solving and knowledge integration. Benefits include greater adaptability and resilience through innovation. Tactics discussed include auditing current practices, identifying productivity improvements aligned with long-term KM goals, and starting with zero-cost initiatives to build trust and reinforce positive results from K
Data-centric Safety Critical Element ManagementAdvisian
This document discusses effective management of Safety Critical Elements (SCEs) through good data management and predictive maintenance. SCEs are equipment, structures, or systems whose failure could cause or contribute to a major accident. The document outlines typical steps to identify and categorize SCEs, such as using bowtie models and barrier assessments. It notes that current software can integrate bowtie models and barriers. However, issues remain regarding identifying, classifying, and reporting on SCEs accurately. The document proposes that good data management through predictive maintenance can help optimize maintenance strategies by anticipating failures and avoiding downtime. It also discusses using visual integrity management and connecting multiple systems and data sources for remote asset assessment.
This document discusses social performance in the natural gas industry. It notes that while communities want investment, there is uncertainty around long-term environmental and social impacts, which can delay projects. It examines issues with LNG projects in Canada, including impacts on indigenous rights and land use. The document advocates for a shared value approach where companies work to mutually benefit communities through long-term jobs, infrastructure, and capacity building rather than just short-term economic benefits. Formal processes like impact assessments are not enough on their own and companies must build relationships and trust with communities.
So how do we recover from this first phase of #COVID19?
Reflection. Learning. Understanding.
No ONE organisation can do this in isolation, it is not the responsibility of ONE provider, EVERYONE must play a part and unite in a cross-system, integrated approach.
This document discusses organizational change and innovation. It defines organizational change as any alterations in people, structure, or technology. Change is constant yet varies in degree and direction, producing uncertainty. Forces for change include external market and regulatory factors as well as internal workforce and technology changes. Managers act as change agents and must overcome resistance to change through communication, participation, and creating a learning organization. Innovation involves creativity and turning creative ideas into useful products. Creating the right environment for innovation involves adopting an organic structure, tolerating risk, and actively promoting training. Managing change now focuses on managing innovation and being agile to adapt quickly.
In this webinar, we share advice on how to evolve vulnerability management from an IT-only discussion to an IT & business collaboration, to drive better metrics, resourcing, and communication. The discussion includes a live demo showing examples of business-centric approaches that can improve the vulnerability metrics that IT organizations struggle with today.
Led David White, lead consultant for Iceberg’s cyber risk practice.
From March 2017.
This document discusses approaches to improving change management success rates. It begins by noting that change is constant but change management failure rates remain high, despite decades of advice. It argues that a systematic, disciplined approach is needed. The document then outlines elements of an integrated change management approach called the "Change Delta", including:
- Executional certainty, which provides transparency into progress and issues to enable course corrections.
- Enabled leaders who own the change vision and speak with one voice, having the tools and training to manage change.
- An engaged organization where employees at all levels understand and can manage change.
- Governance, program management, and a program management office that provide structure, accountability and information
This document summarizes the work of the Institute, which provides transparency of political spending by compiling over 3 million records totaling $3 billion from over 16,000 candidates across all 50 states. It offers tools for researchers to analyze lobbying, campaign contributions, and the influence of money in politics. Major news outlets and courts have cited the Institute's data, showing its importance in accountability and informing the public.
The document summarizes initiatives by the Obama administration that are relevant to the geospatial community, including increased transparency through Data.gov and Recovery.gov, and place-based accountability tools like ChesapeakeStat. It outlines opportunities for state and local involvement in these efforts and calls for collaboration within the geospatial community to engage and provide input that leverages their expertise.
How transparency & accountability can make development work: Lessons from Tan...Rakesh Rajani
How can transparency and accountability energize development? This presentation prepared for the Hewlett Foundation Board of Directors provides some lessons based on work in Tanzania
Recap of #HBRogue twitter chat; the subject was the transparent workplace. We discuss what it means to be transparent and how this can affect company culture.
#CultureCode #Business #Marketing
This document summarizes a large study on workplace accountability involving over 40,000 participants. The study found that there is widespread confusion around organizational priorities and lack of personal accountability. Accountability is seen as something that happens when things go wrong, rather than a proactive practice. As a result, organizations struggle with goal alignment, engagement, execution, trust, collaboration and morale. The study suggests accountability is a major opportunity for improving organizational performance if implemented correctly. Leaders play a key role in setting expectations but many are not clearly communicating priorities or holding others accountable.
The document discusses labor and employment issues in the Philippines, including a high unemployment rate, many citizens working abroad due to lack of domestic opportunities, and "brain drain" as college graduates leave for better prospects elsewhere. It analyzes blue collar jobs versus other alternatives and asks if there are any recommendations to address these domestic labor challenges.
Framework for Transparency and Accountability in Risk Management OECD Governance
The document discusses frameworks for transparency and accountability in risk management. It summarizes standards from the INTOSAI for disaster risk reduction that cover policy gaps, governance structures, strategies and plans, management tools, training, and financial structures. It also discusses an international joint audit initiative on risk management between 10 countries including Turkey. The document identifies deficiencies in governance and accountability, and proposes strengthening transparency through broadening accountability frameworks, strategic plans as accountability documents, and reinterpreting the missions of Supreme Audit Institutions.
R.A. 386 (Civil Code of the Philippines - Artcile 1723)Nicole Balaaldia
This document summarizes key aspects of the Civil Code of the Philippines. It discusses that the Civil Code was enacted through Republic Act 386 in 1949 and is the basic law governing private legal matters in the Philippines. It influenced by the Spanish Civil Code and was drafted by commissions formed by Philippine presidents. The Civil Code contains four books covering persons, property, ownership, and obligations/contracts. It establishes 19 fundamental rights and liberties protected from obstruction in Article 32. The document also provides details on leases and holds engineers, architects, and contractors liable for building collapses within 15 years due to defects.
Creating Pay Transparency In The WorkplaceBambooHR
The document discusses creating transparency in the workplace. It begins with an agenda covering topics like why transparency matters and defining different levels of transparency. It then discusses a transparency spectrum with different levels of transparency around pay rates and compensation processes. The document provides advice on moving to greater transparency, including gaining executive support, training managers, assessing the workforce, and developing a transparency plan. It concludes with immediate actions companies can take to increase transparency.
Engagement, Transparency, Accountability: A Strategic Marriage - Michael Love...HRDstrategies
Michael Lovett of HRD Strategies provides an overview of engagement, transparency and accountability models for HR professionals. Michael Lovett introduces the AON-HEWITT model of Engagement, Syergistic Transparency and explains the integration of accountability and performance management.
This presentation was developed for the HR Management Association of Greensboro, NC (HRMAG) in January 2014 and presented again in March 2015 for the Alamance County (NC) Human Resources Association (ACRA). Both of these Chapters are affiliates of the Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM). These presentations earned HRCI credit, which enabled certified HR professional attending the meetings to receive strategic credit for required continuing education.
Learn more at www.hrdstrategies.com
This document summarizes key parts of the Labor Code of the Philippines related to pre-employment. It establishes the following objectives: promoting full employment; protecting citizens' rights to work locally or overseas; facilitating employment choices; and regulating alien employment.
It creates several government agencies to implement these objectives, including the Bureau of Employment Services, which regulates private recruitment and helps place workers. It also establishes the Overseas Employment Development Board to promote overseas employment opportunities for Filipino workers and protect their rights abroad. Private recruitment is prohibited except through authorized public offices or entities. The document also discusses protections for overseas Filipino workers.
The LABOR CODE made EASY (by Atty. PoL Sangalang)PoL Sangalang
The LABOR CODE made EASY (by Atty. Apollo X.C.S. Sangalang).
This is the slide presentation of Atty. PoL Sangalang in his talk at the event "LAW AND ORDER: Enhancing Knowledge On The Labor Code Of The Philippines" organized by the Thomasian Junior Association for People Management of the University of Sto. Tomas - Human Resources Development Management (UST-HRDM) on September 20, 2013 at the Albertus Magnus (Education) Auditorium, UST Campus, Manila.
Workplace Accountability: How Effective Managers Create a Culture of OwnershipThe Business LockerRoom
Every company would love for its employees to demonstrate accountability; to take ownership of their work. However, despite their best efforts, few companies understand what it takes to create and sustain a culture of accountability. This presentation will presents the basic components of a methodology for creating workplace accountability.
Human Capital Management is the most discussed and studied domain by all people leaders as they climb the
hierarchical ladder in the Service Industry, even though the leader was
once part of the people or work force he/she is set to lead. This reemphasizes the fact that workforce is the most important ass et each organization’s success is dependent on.
Workforce management is the most critical imperative to ensure we have no surprise operations.
Hybrid work models are becoming a norm and this will create a varied workforce scenarios for managers to run the operations a
nd teams. This further compels the need for
comprehensive framework and tools, that will help run successful business operations and also result in engaged workforce, which is becoming a most important success metric.
The document discusses ways to optimize a company's quality management system (QMS). It recommends regularly reviewing the QMS to identify gaps and areas for improvement. Companies should harmonize quality processes across business units to prevent silos and identify issues. Adopting lean principles and automating quality processes can improve efficiency. Regularly evaluating and improving the QMS through reviews, harmonization, lean techniques and automation helps enhance product safety and prevent defects.
The document discusses the importance of collaboration and buy-in when developing and implementing a new model governance framework. It emphasizes involving stakeholders early to obtain their input and make them more willing to embrace the new framework. It also recommends using an agile approach when implementing model governance to allow for flexibility and continuous learning. Simplifying the framework and using technology to automate processes can help ensure usability and compliance. Success should be evaluated by measuring changes in key metrics before and after implementation and obtaining ongoing feedback.
Identifying and Overcoming Roadblocks to Changerhefner
How many dedicated improvement program leaders have pushed the proverbial boulder up the hill only to watch it roll back down, sometimes flattening the change agents and even the executive sponsor in the process? Why do we focus on the management of change (e.g., the models, processes, methods, plans and tactics) and fail to acknowledge and address the importance of cultural barriers and change leadership? This presentation will explain how to identify and overcome common roadblocks to successful change, including lack of alignment, siloed thinking, decision dysfunction, execution and endurance problems, and missing measurements.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the difference between managing and leading change efforts
Discuss the symptoms of barriers to change, the root causes, and how to address them
Learn how to perform a critical assessment of "change readiness" and use the findings to plan for the change
Learn how to tailor your improvement plans based on organizational readiness and maturity
The document discusses change management and provides guidance on implementing organizational change. It outlines the three steps to effective change management: understanding the current state, establishing the desired future state, and transitioning the organization. It also discusses identifying problems and the need for change, establishing change goals, determining what needs to change, selecting change strategies, implementing change, and maintaining the new state through evaluation. Resistance to change and different approaches to address it are also covered.
The document discusses strategies for improving asset integrity management in the oil and gas industry. It covers the importance of asset integrity, especially as Asia Pacific's role in oil and gas production increases. It outlines some danger signs that integrity is lacking, such as staff not feeling concerns are addressed and procedures being bent rather than followed. The document advocates making staff a central part of integrity processes so they can help identify and address small issues. It also lists 24 pillars that contribute to a successful asset integrity and HSE strategy, including performance management, knowledge management, and regulatory compliance.
Integrating Change Management Into Technology and Outsourcing Implementationsevanslyke
The document discusses change management and Solleva Group's approach. It provides an overview of Solleva Group's services, which include managing complex business transitions. Their approach uses both science and art - the science provides structure, while the art provides adaptability to deal with human factors. Their Architecture of Change framework integrates change management into projects using both technical and adaptive capabilities.
1. Change management is crucial to the success of any CRM project as it focuses on addressing the behaviors, attitudes, and culture within an organization.
2. An effective change management plan involves formalizing the process, defining the program, establishing management structure, communicating to stakeholders, and involving people to create champions of change.
3. Key components of change management include understanding the business, people, process, and technology dimensions of change and having a plan to address each area.
The document introduces lean methodology and rapid improvement events, which are used to identify waste and inefficiencies in processes. Rapid improvement events involve assembling a team to map current processes, identify issues, and design and implement new processes over the course of a week to improve efficiency, quality, and service levels. The goals are to eliminate waste, reduce costs and stress, improve flow and make value visible to patients.
The document discusses the present and future of total rewards structures and packages. It notes that the most common current structures are flexible and rationalized, while the evolved structure is only seen in some progressive companies. It states that total rewards must be aligned with business strategy and environment to attract, retain, and motivate employees. Looking ahead, it predicts that technology will enable more flexible work and careers, while loyalty will depend more on performance than tenure. Reward structures may differentiate more based on individual value and economic returns. The "ecosystem" of the organization, including culture, opportunities for growth, and flexibility, will become a bigger differentiator than compensation alone.
Lean practice is not a lightweight version of Six Sigma but it cannot exist without it. Understand that Lean Practice is complex in execution if success is to be achieved.
Change management (sometimes abbreviated as CM) is a collective term for all approaches to prepare, support and help individuals, teams, and organizations in making organizational change.
Change management (sometimes abbreviated as CM) is a collective term for all approaches to prepare, support and help individuals, teams, and organizations in making organizational change. The most common change drivers include technological evolution, process reviews, crisis, and consumer habit changes; pressure from new business entrants, acquisitions, mergers, and organizational restructuring.
This document discusses organizational change and strategies for change. It defines organizational change as occurring when companies introduce actions or systems to shift operations and reach new goals. The main targets of change are improving effectiveness at the human resources, functional resources, technological capabilities, and organizational capabilities levels. The document also discusses different types of change (evolutionary vs. revolutionary), reasons for resistance to change, stages of organizational transformation, and strategies for managing change such as directive, expert, negotiation, educative, and participative strategies.
This slide examines why a shift from occasional, ad-hoc and reactive innovation to a posture of relentless, enterprise-wide and methodical innovation is so important. A redacted slide set I used to drive discussion with a senior leadership team.
This document discusses the importance of innovation in healthcare and strategies for embedding an innovation culture. It notes that 1 in 2 Australians have a chronic health condition and mental illness is a major cause of disability. Innovation is key to improving health outcomes and customer experience. Embedding innovation requires addressing organizational obstacles like lack of resources and political issues. Innovation is an adaptive challenge that requires cultural change through collaboration. The document recommends taking small steps to build momentum, using exploration frameworks, and moving innovation efforts from the inside out by building a holding environment and learning from prototypes and iterations.
This document discusses challenges with agile transformation and provides advice. It outlines four common issues that make transformation difficult: not understanding the problem being solved; applying one-size-fits-all solutions without understanding organizational context; underestimating the challenge of changing culture and mindsets; and expecting a clear end point to transformation. The document advises focusing on outcomes over outputs, using agile principles to guide the transformation, and continually adapting as contexts change. The overarching goal of reaching agility is to create an environment where teams can joyfully deliver customer value.
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2. Situation Worst recession for 70 years Accounts have had to be defined more clearly Waste is believed to be stripped out Resource pool is as thin as possible
3. Problems which remain Old practices still in place for delivering solutions Opportunity for politics, procrastination and abdication of responsibility Impedance as opposed to cohesion
4. Looking forward Everyone has been affected by the recession There is no certainty to pace or scale of recovery Debt profiles of many firms will force them to the wall This leads to a demand to undertake new practices
5. Principles of solution Transparency Accountability Responsibility Spells “TAR” which is a glutinous substance, hard to remove, with a tendency to stick to whatever it can…
6. Transparency Timely reporting based on confirmed facts Immediate snapshot capability Peer review structure to promote competitiveness and lean approaches
7. Accountability Ultimate manager assigned to each project Buck stops at their desk Provides incentives to deliver and eliminates wheat from the chaff
8. Responsibility Reward for effort Environment to develop skills Assists in eliminating unnecessary resource management time
9. TAR Combined The company will find the structure different as it promotes effectiveness and openness Change programmes are needed to implement Executives will be appraised of progress far more swiftly
10. Implementation Scaleable model, applicable to each order, no matter how large or small Allows for internal ‘bidding’ for projects to take place, fostering lean approaches Quantifiable results assigned to known individuals
11. Results Elimination of excessive management Improvement of staff performance Quantifiable progress Cohesion of corporate effort
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