Establish and Identify Processes  Identify and establish current state:  Roles and responsibilities  Processes and procedures  Operational performance.

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Establish and Identify Processes  Identify and establish current state:  Roles and responsibilities  Processes and procedures  Operational performance measures  Meeting cadence, format/type (1:1, group, retreat), timing and audience/attendees  Workflows, resources assignments, and capacity  Understand documented/undocumented organizational knowledge  Establish overall understanding, methodology, and adherence to documented processes and procedures  Begin tracking and build awareness for incidents and errors  Benchmark and learn best practices from peers/industry Continuous Process Improvement  Develop framework for staff to identify and communicate issues and errors  Ensure work is standardized, reduce variability within unit  Establish basic measures and begin tracking and performing analysis  Work toward eliminating paper-based manual processes  Build visibility into workflow – for both internal staff and customers (as appropriate)  Prioritize work and effort based on alignment with strategic priorities  Benchmark and learn best practices from peers/industry  Evaluate progress and modify approach to achieve desired results Continuous Process Improvement  Proactively address issues with robust performance analysis  Track and report incident or error resolution  Create cross functional process standardization and process improvement  Eliminate redundant or misaligned efforts  Establish clear roles, responsibilities and accountabilities  Benchmark and learn best practices from peers/industry BUILD LEVEL 1 WORK GROW LEVEL 2 MATURE LEVEL 3 TOOL 1: ROADMAP FAST, REACTIVE, DEVELOPING STEADY, PROACTIVE, SUSTAINING Technology and Space  Identify space needs to support organization  Identify technology and tools needed  Determine website for internal and external communication  Determine systems to use Data  Create data and tracking processes  Establish policies and procedures Technology and Space  Align space and technology  Ensure collaboration systems are in place  Provide tools and resources for positions and teams Data  Prepare and use metrics and reports for decision-making  Implement data management governance and policies Technology and Space  Integrate systems internally and externally  Automate systems to support workflow  Plan for capital or equipment replacement Data  Share, advise, and consult with others INFRASTRUCTURE Customer Focus  Define customers and services and create stakeholder map  Build relationships with customers  Create customer service standards Data  Implement process for customer feedback (surveys, focus groups, etc.) Tools  Develop website and customer communication tools Customer Focus  Build and maintain customer relationships  Improve understanding of customer needs Data  Incorporate customer feedback into Service Level Agreements and establish performance metrics Tools  Reevaluate website for user satisfaction Customer Focus  Develop Customer Relationship Management (CRM) plan Data  Use customer feedback for planning/forecasting  Use customer feedback in Continuous Process Improvement Tools  Change/update website and communication tools (as needed) CUSTOMERS Strategy  Develop mission, vision, values - engage staff at all levels  Set strategic objectives and goals  Create budget tied to strategic plan  Identify benchmarking and ongoing data collection to track/evaluate success and strategic alignment  Understand and mitigate risk Leadership  Develop and articulate leadership standards  Develop leadership roles and responsibilities  Hold frequent meetings to refine strategy; get to know staff and their abilities/backgrounds Communications  Develop and implement internal/external communications plan Strategy  Revisit mission, vision, values to update based on first year; conduct strategic planning for individual units  Update budget to reflect changes in strategy and plan  Develop data dashboard to track and review organizational performance aligned with strategy  Understand and mitigate risk Leadership  Incorporate leadership standards into performance management, employee development plans, and culture (meetings, etc.)  Identify and implement leadership development Communications  Refine, improve, and standardize communications approach so people know what to expect and where to go for information Strategy  Evaluate and iterate mission, vision, values  Update and focus strategy and plans for units  Work on longer-term budget and plan with a focus on sustainability  Understand and mitigate risk  Continuously assess risk and compliance issues Leadership  Create new development opportunities for leaders  Develop succession plan for leaders Communication  Proactively seek input on what people need to know and how to find information STRATEGY/LEADERSHIP Capacity  Identify positions/skills needed and performance standards  Develop and execute against hiring timeline Operationalize  Build participatory culture (create working teams, seek collaboration opportunities with other departments)  Establish norms (meetings, scheduling, decision-making)  Establish onboarding process  Establish recognition program  Create and implement internal communication structure Customer Focus  Train on service standards Capacity  Implement employee development program (including coaching)  Develop new employee opportunities (project leads, etc.) Operationalize  Assess employee performance, engagement, and areas for improvement  Evaluate/expand recognition program Customer Focus  Promote a culture of service (integrate with employee development plans, performance management)  Assess service and identify areas for improvement Capacity  Assess and practice continuous improvement Provide mentoring Improve team-based practices and competency Enhance team expertise (training, etc.) Operationalize  Practice continuous improvement  Develop and implement employee retention and succession plan Customer Focus  Implement continuous improvement PEOPLE PACE