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Performance Management: Finding the Missing Pieces (to Close the Intelligence Gap) (SAS Institute Inc.)



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Performance Management: Finding the Missing Pieces (to Close the Intelligence Gap) (SAS Institute Inc.)

ISBN  0471576905
Release Date  29 March 2004
Category  Business Intelligence
Tags  sas,  
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"performance management",  
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Performance Management (PM) is the process of managing an organizationâ??s strategy through a fully integrated system of business improvement methodologies supported by technology. PM encompasses the methodologies, metrics, processes, software tools, and systems that manage the performance of an organization. Written by a leading thinker and pioneer in cost and performance management, Performance Management shows corporations how to implement PM toolsâ??or refine the ones they already haveâ??to make better executive and operational decisions that will achieve greater results.

Describing the full vision of PM and how to reap the most benefits from it, Performance Management shows organizations how to use PM tools that have existed for decades or have become recently popularâ??such as balanced scorecards, Six Sigma, and activity-based managementâ??to collect data, transform and model the data into information, and Web-report it to users. Author Gary Cokins exposes PM as not just an integrated set of improvement methodologies but also as a discipline intended to maintain a view of the larger picture and to understand how an organization works as a whole. PM can be successfully applied to managing any organization, including businesses, hospitals, universities, government agencies, military bodies, and every other entity that has employees and partners with a purpose.

In Performance Management, CEOs, CFOs, vice presidents, and managers discover:


  • How to refine aspects of existing PM systems to work in harmony with newer components and apply "what-if" scenario modeling to them
  • The explicit linkage between strategic, operational, and financial objectives, and how to communicate these linkages to managers and employee teams
  • How to measure the profitability of customers and apply this knowledge to marketing strategies and campaigns
  • How time, service level, cost, quality, and flexibility all interrelate with trade-offs
  • How to align employee behavior to strategic objectives and motivate employees to accept strategy as everyoneâ??s job
  • How to test and validate the goals set by senior management


Performance Management shows senior managers how to use tools already in their grasp to navigate their organizations to the top of their game through better guidance, feedback, and decision-making.









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