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Management Areas of Performance A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing For Sharing Concepts, Models, Methods, Tools and Techniques for Performance Improvement An EPPI - Enterprise Process Performance Improvement – Model to be customized to the target’s specifics. Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz

Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz Management Areas of Performance A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz

A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Management Areas of Performance Stakeholder Relationship Management Leadership AoPs A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Strategic Planning & Management Operations Planning & Management Results Measurement Planning & Management These Areas of Performance are more typically the responsibilities of middle and upper management. Process Improvement Planning & Management Communications Planning & Management www.eppic.biz

Relationship Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Stakeholder Relationship Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Stakeholder Relationship Management/Governance is about the data gathering regarding all stakeholders’ needs, and gathering feedback on how well the enterprise, or individual manager’s systems/processes are doing in meeting those needs. Once all of these stakeholder needs are better understood, governance goals can be established, appropriate to the balancing of any stakeholder requirement conflicts that may exist. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Strategic Planning & Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Strategic Planning & Management is about the setting of longer-term strategic goals, and plans to achieve those governance goals. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Operations Planning & Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Operations Planning & Management addresses the development and management of an operational (annual) plan to achieve the assigned year’s annual goals/objectives consistent with the longer-term strategic goals and plans. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Results Measurement Planning & Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Results Measurement Planning & Management focuses on the establishment of a meaningful scorecard set of measures and the measurement mechanisms for the gathering and reporting out of data/information to all stakeholders related to the desired enterprise results. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Process Improvement Planning & Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Process Improvement Planning & Management is about the systematic improvement of internal processes for ROI benefit, and to achieve annual and long-term (strategic) goals and plans. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Leadership AoPs Communications Planning & Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Communications Planning & Management addresses the planning and management of communications, both proactive and reactive. www.eppic.biz

Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz Management Areas of Performance A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz

Management Areas of Performance Core AoPs Planning Work A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Assigning Work Monitor Work Troubleshooting Work These Areas of Performance are more typically the responsibilities of middle management and 1st Line Supervisors. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Management Areas of Performance Core AoPs Planning Work Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Planning Work is about deciding what gets done and by whom and when. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Management Areas of Performance Core AoPs Assigning Work Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Assigning Work addresses the communications of the work assignment. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Management Areas of Performance Core AoPs Monitoring Work Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Monitoring Work focuses on the follow up monitoring of work process and/or work product to insure that everything is okay. If not, see the next AoP. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Management Areas of Performance Core AoPs Troubleshooting Work Content in this AoP is Somewhat Sharable Troubleshooting Work addresses the following up on any work product or process discrepancies to resolve them. This is about getting to the “root cause” and not spinning enterprise wheels on addressing symptoms that won’t resolve anything. www.eppic.biz

Core AoPs The Process Work Management Areas of Performance Being Planned, Assigned, Monitored and Troubleshot Content in this AoP is Seldom Sharable Content is not often shareable beyond the department/team unless cross-functional Owned Processes Content is shareable to the cross functional departments/teams Supported Processes www.eppic.biz

Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz Management Areas of Performance A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc. www.eppic.biz

These Areas of Performance the responsibilities of Management Areas of Performance Process Design/ ReDesign Support AoPs A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Human Assets Management Environmental Assets Management Special Assignments These Areas of Performance are more typically the responsibilities of middle management. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Support AoPs Process Design/Redesign Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Process Design/Re-design is about making changes to the existing processes in terms of their steps, inputs, individual contributors roles/responsibilities, etc. Approaches including Lean and Six Sigma, among others, are used to address process improvement and streamlining via design or redesign of the process. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Support AoPs Human Asset Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Human Assets Management is about the acquisition, development, appraisal and compensation/rewarding of the human performers. These are typically HR systems that require alignment to the enterprise’s process needs. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Support AoPs Environmental Asset Management Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Environmental Assets Management is about the acquisition, development, and maintenance of the non-human assets necessary to the process. www.eppic.biz

Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Management Areas of Performance Support AoPs Special Assignments Content in this AoP is Highly Sharable Special Assignments is about the “other duties as assigned” responsibilities of management. www.eppic.biz

A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Management Areas of Performance From the Foreword (2007) The Baldrige model calls for a detailed understanding of the needs of your customers (Customer Relationship Management), translating them into the language of the organization (Strategic Planning and Management), building organization tactics for deploying the strategy (Operations Planning and Management), developing performance improvement tactics and measures (Results Measurement Planning and Management and Process Improvement Planning and Management). If this sounds familiar to you, then maybe you have spent some time inside a Baldrige company or maybe you have already read the Table of Contents of Management Areas of Performance. A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Resource For Free 2007 Book Free Book PDF www.eppic.biz https://eppic.biz/resources/free-book-pdfs/free-book-pdf-management-areas-of-performance/

A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Management Areas of Performance Foreword (2007) Five years ago, if you asked most senior executives/senior managers what it took to do their jobs, or if you asked them to describe the base skills and core competencies you would get a blank stare. You would be told that the most valuable skill would be entrepreneurial. You might hear about business acumen or you might hear about leadership. You would likely be told that the most successful managers would show great creativity and organizational skills but that by-and-large, it was not possible to measure the core competencies of senior management. In 1994 I remember meeting with the senior management of a Fortune 50 company and asking what core competencies were required of the top marketing and R&D leaders of the company. We were told that one really couldn’t measure those skills. When we asked for the names of the top three marketing and R&D leaders, they had no problem coming up with the names. It took only a short discussion for them to recognize that they did, in fact, measure these skills in people, they just did not have a structured approach to do it. There was no clear process for measuring these competencies or determining that they were properly aligned with the strategic needs of the company. Here was a major corporation that prided themselves on a very detailed Strategic Planning process but had no way to determine if the primary asset responsible for the deployment of that strategy was competent to do so. Since 1988 the Department of Commerce has been presenting the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award to the Best-of-the-Best American companies, schools, and now hospitals. These organizations all follow the same business model, a model built on demonstrated best practices from the most successful organizations in the country. The Baldrige model calls for a detailed understanding of the needs of your customers (Customer Relationship Management), translating them into the language of the organization (Strategic Planning and Management), building organization tactics for deploying the strategy (Operations Planning and Management), developing performance improvement tactics and measures (Results Measurement Planning and Management and Process Improvement Planning and Management). If this sounds familiar to you, then maybe you have spent some time inside a Baldrige company or maybe you have already read the Table of Contents of Management Areas of Performance. This book clearly lays out an approach to describe the Areas of Performance required to deploy the leadership model and strategies of your organization. To those performance technology specialists in the crowd, you may have been trying to find more effective ways to contribute to the success of your company. Here is a roadmap that clearly ties with one of the most effective business models in use today. Guy Wallace has assembled a rock solid approach to analyze the core competencies of the leadership team to determine the gap between those skills necessary to deploy the strategies and the current state. From this position the organization can define clear strategies for closing those gaps and better aligning the leadership team and leadership system with the future of the company. Clearly, the organization that does a better job of understanding the connection between these competencies and aligning its strategies and improvement goals will have a competitive advantage over the less clearly directed organization. Joe Sener V.P. Corporate Quality Systems and Business Excellence Baxter International 847.270.4602 Management Areas of Performance A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing www.eppic.biz

Management Areas of Performance In 2011 I updated the Management Areas of Performance book, written in 2004 and released in 2007, to become more of a tool for any manager to plan for their own development and/or plan for the development of other supervisors and managers. A WBS – Work Breakdown Structure to Enable Appropriate Sharing Resource For A Fee Available as a Kindle and Paperback 2011 Book www.eppic.biz https://eppic.biz/publications/new-books-for-sale/book-for-sale-developing-your-management-areas-of-performance-competence/