Annual Conference
The following presentations (available below in the Downloads section) were delivered at ICMA’s 95th Annual Conference in Montréal, Quebec, Canada as part of the Performance Management track.
Knead Dough? Performance Management Can Leaven Your Budget
Performance measurement is often seen solely in the context of inputs and outputs. This session will showcase examples of how communities have moved beyond data collection and used performance management to identify efficiencies that both improved service delivery and saved money.
Performance Measurement 201: Measuring What Matters and Creating a Legacy
Performance measurement is used by most local governments, but has been met with varied success. How does a community get the best value from their performance measurement efforts? This session will help you determine what is most important to your community, how to build a performance management system that works toward a unified goal, and how decision makers in your community can support a performance management framework to create the legacy.
CPM Forum
The following presentations were included in the sixth annual CPM Forum in Austin, Texas on April 26-27, 2005. The Forum offers an opportunity for city/county managers/CAOs/CEOs, primary coordinators, service area specialists, and others to share ideas on the uses of performance data in the improvement of local services.
Downloads
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Knead Dough: Michael Boggs
Knead Dough: David Childs
Knead Dough: Joshua Smith
PM 201: Shelley Adams
PM 201 Charles Schwabe
Performance Measurement and Organizational Effectiveness
Larry Maholland, City Manager, St. Charles, Ill.
Using Citizen Surveys to Align Services with Citizen Need
Richard Kelton, City Manager, Palm Coast, Fla.
Seeing the Forest: Aligning Measures with Long-term Strategic Goals
Christa Erml, Management Consultant Supervisor, Miami-Dade County, Fla.
My Experience with Performance Measurement in Three Communities
Jim Mullen, CFO, Henderson, Nev.
For more information on the Forum or the presentations, please contact CPM staff at cpmmail@icma.org or at 202/962-3562.