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Business measures for business improvement
Business measures when properly designed and implemented provide a powerful management tool. They focus attention on critical areas and provide a mechanism for driving and monitoring all areas of an organisation. This highly practical programme uses a host of real life examples to illustrate best practice approaches that participants will be able to implement as soon as they return to work.
What our participants say:
'Everything was covered excellently' - Rob Gray, Heinz Watties.
Objectives:
After completing this course you will be able to:
- Select business measures that are meaningful, easily measureable, reliable and relevant
- Link business measures with business drivers and financial drivers
- Use performance measures to create buy-in from managers and staff at all levels throughout your organisation
- Establish targets that will make a difference
- Design bespoke business measures to your organisation's requirements and create balance within your business measures
- Successfully cascade business measures from the boardroom to the frontline
- Find a format to present business measures simply and clearly
- Link business measures to business planning and financial budgets
Our training programmes:
- Introduce practical tools and techniques to improve organisational performance
- Build business acumen and commercial orientation competencies
- Develop critical thinking and evaluation skills
- Cater for all learning styles and use accelerated learning techniques
- Engage participants in business cases and examples
Participant feedback from 'Business measures for business improvement'
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