logging in or signing up SAVI-Chapter1 flood Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 28 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 28, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Managing with SAVI : 1 Managing with SAVI A new approach to the basics The management cycle : 2 The management cycle What does SAVI mean? : 3 What does SAVI mean? GOAL SETTING: Stakeholders need Added Value from their Investment. DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL Screening Added Value Initiatives. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT/MANAGEMENT Speed, Accuracy, Volume and Investment. CHAPTER 1- GOALS: The Reason For Planning : 4 CHAPTER 1- GOALS: The Reason For Planning Stakeholders need Added Value from their Investments THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 5 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 6 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 7 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 8 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people Implementation THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 9 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people Implementation Performance Measurement Figure 1.6 The beginning of the model : 10 Figure 1.6 The beginning of the model Figure 1.7 THE SAVI MODEL : 11 Figure 1.7 THE SAVI MODEL Benefits Of Using The Model : 12 Benefits Of Using The Model Forces management to think Enhances problem solving capabilities Improves the quality of decisions with the group approach Resource shortfalls are identified Resistance to change is reduced Builds a framework for performance improvement Risks Of Using the Model : 13 Risks Of Using the Model The process is time consuming If planning and implementation are separate, responsibility is shirked Managers must be trained to respond when results are different than expected What is goal setting? : 14 What is goal setting? Strategic goal setting is an interactive and dynamic process involving constant review and assessment of: External environmental factors, now and in the future Internal business profile factors, now and in the future Performance tracking to measure results. Preparing for effective Strategic Goal Setting : 15 Preparing for effective Strategic Goal Setting The two most important issues of effective strategic goal setting are: Don’t wait for the culture to be in place before you begin. Make the necessary investment to keep the process alive. Other important issues : 16 Other important issues Remove the fear. Keep an open mind and be honest with yourself. Be willing to challenge current practices. Look outside for Best Available Practices. Complete the full cycle of the model. Use success as an opportunity to share rewards. Use failure as an opportunity to correct and improve. Five dimensions of goals : 17 Five dimensions of goals Fig.1.10 Profit-S Corporate financial goal : 18 Corporate financial goal Corporate sustainability goal : 19 Corporate sustainability goal Corporate safety goal : 20 Corporate safety goal Corporate stewardship goal : 21 Corporate stewardship goal Corporate customer goal : 22 Corporate customer goal Figure 1.12 corporate goals to operating goals : 23 Figure 1.12 corporate goals to operating goals Strategic Goal Settingfour sections, figure 1.13 : 24 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections, figure 1.13 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 25 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 26 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 27 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Closing remarks : 28 Closing remarks GOALS: The Reason For Planning You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
SAVI-Chapter1 flood Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 28 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 28, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Managing with SAVI : 1 Managing with SAVI A new approach to the basics The management cycle : 2 The management cycle What does SAVI mean? : 3 What does SAVI mean? GOAL SETTING: Stakeholders need Added Value from their Investment. DECISION MAKING AND CONTROL Screening Added Value Initiatives. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT/MANAGEMENT Speed, Accuracy, Volume and Investment. CHAPTER 1- GOALS: The Reason For Planning : 4 CHAPTER 1- GOALS: The Reason For Planning Stakeholders need Added Value from their Investments THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 5 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 6 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 7 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 8 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people Implementation THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS : 9 THE CYCLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS Figure 1.1 Long term results Budgets and people Implementation Performance Measurement Figure 1.6 The beginning of the model : 10 Figure 1.6 The beginning of the model Figure 1.7 THE SAVI MODEL : 11 Figure 1.7 THE SAVI MODEL Benefits Of Using The Model : 12 Benefits Of Using The Model Forces management to think Enhances problem solving capabilities Improves the quality of decisions with the group approach Resource shortfalls are identified Resistance to change is reduced Builds a framework for performance improvement Risks Of Using the Model : 13 Risks Of Using the Model The process is time consuming If planning and implementation are separate, responsibility is shirked Managers must be trained to respond when results are different than expected What is goal setting? : 14 What is goal setting? Strategic goal setting is an interactive and dynamic process involving constant review and assessment of: External environmental factors, now and in the future Internal business profile factors, now and in the future Performance tracking to measure results. Preparing for effective Strategic Goal Setting : 15 Preparing for effective Strategic Goal Setting The two most important issues of effective strategic goal setting are: Don’t wait for the culture to be in place before you begin. Make the necessary investment to keep the process alive. Other important issues : 16 Other important issues Remove the fear. Keep an open mind and be honest with yourself. Be willing to challenge current practices. Look outside for Best Available Practices. Complete the full cycle of the model. Use success as an opportunity to share rewards. Use failure as an opportunity to correct and improve. Five dimensions of goals : 17 Five dimensions of goals Fig.1.10 Profit-S Corporate financial goal : 18 Corporate financial goal Corporate sustainability goal : 19 Corporate sustainability goal Corporate safety goal : 20 Corporate safety goal Corporate stewardship goal : 21 Corporate stewardship goal Corporate customer goal : 22 Corporate customer goal Figure 1.12 corporate goals to operating goals : 23 Figure 1.12 corporate goals to operating goals Strategic Goal Settingfour sections, figure 1.13 : 24 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections, figure 1.13 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 25 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 26 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Strategic Goal Settingfour sections : 27 Strategic Goal Settingfour sections Closing remarks : 28 Closing remarks GOALS: The Reason For Planning