september, 2019
This is a repeating eventnovember 15, 2019 9:00 am

Event Details
This workshop is for managers and executive staff who are interested in harnessing their corporate data to measure outcomes and inform decision making. There are many insights available to the
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Event Details
This workshop is for managers and executive staff who are interested in harnessing their corporate data to measure outcomes and inform decision making. There are many insights available to the executive and boards when corporate data is monitored and the data narrative is regularly discussed. Of our 101 strategic tools, you will be introduced to the following 10 tools:
Tool # 63 The four-quadrant quality model
Tool # 21 Strategy as policy
Tool # 46 Outcomes measurement frameworks
Tool # 25 Standardised business analytics
Tool # 34 Modelling datasets to determine efficacy
Tool # 51 Beyond average: Nuancing Likert scale reports
Tool # 76 Building business reports
Tool # 06 Technical specifications for business reports
Tool # 84 Business rules that guide organisational practice
Tool # 02 Strategic Action Plan
Through the use of practice scenarios, instructions and tools, executive and managers will have the opportunity to explore and apply several different approaches to harness organisational analytics, develop a transition strategy to bring these reports into your organisation, and manage the change process.
Dr Lyn Alderman: Lyn is the former Chief Evaluator, Department of Social Services. Her 35 years of experience spans several sectors including government, non-profit, corporate, higher education and vocational education. She has a deep disciplinary knowledge of policy design, program evaluation, evaluation frameworks, performance models, monitoring of quality assurance, institutional analytics and curriculum writing.
M +61 403 983 765 W https://theevaluatorscollective.com.au
Time
(Friday) 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Future Event Times in this Repeating Event Series
november 15, 2019 9:00 am - november 15, 2019 4:30 pm
Organizer
The Evaluators' Collective
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