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1 Commonwealth of Virginia Executive Branch Strategic Planning, Service Area Planning, and Performance-Based Budgeting Agency Strategic & Service Area Measures: Continuous Improvement Workshop for Cabinet Secretaries & Staff September 3, 2009 Office of the Secretary of Finance Department of Planning and Budget

2 Facilitators John Wheatley & Jacqueline Anderson International Consulting Services, LLC (ICS) Training Workbook Page 1 Workshop Objective Focus on tools and ideas for improvement of agency measures Critically evaluate the way agency measures are formatted and written.

3 Agenda Planning/Budgeting Changes for ; Planning Calendar Roles Overview of Strategic Measures Evolution of Measures Administrative, Key, and Productivity Measures Measures as Management Tools Changing Measures Measure Components Refresher Improving Agency Measures APA Audit Results Examples and Exercises Workshop Recap Training Workbook Page 1

Planning & Budgeting Changes for Biennium 4 Training Workbook Page 2 Plan submission instructions Timeframe guidelines – executive progress report, HR, products/services sections HR summary instructions IT summary section and appendix New instructions for setting targets New measure class and preferred trend fields Commonwealth preparedness goal Agency administration objective changes Updated planning calendar

Planning Calendar for Biennium 5 PLANNING CALENDAR July 2009  LATE JULY: Training for agencies on developing effective measures and updating their strategic plans for the biennium.  LATE JULY: Instructions issued for Strategic and Service Area Plans August 2009  Agencies publish administrative measures results on Virginia Performs, if so directed by the Leadership Communiqué. September 2009  SEPTEMBER 1: Agencies submit their strategic and service area plans for the biennium.  September 1: Agencies submit budget decision packages.  SEPEMBER 30: Pilot agencies submit executive progress reports.  Agencies publish administrative measures results on Virginia Performs, if so directed by the Leadership Communiqué. October 2009  MID OCTOBER: Agencies enter quarterly updates for all performance measures for the July-September 2009 quarter. December 2009  DECEMBER 18: Governor releases budget. January 2010  JANUARY 30: Agencies enter quarterly updates for all performance measures for the October-December 2009 quarter.  Agencies review administrative measures and publish updates, if desired, in Virginia Performs. May 2010  MAY 1: Agencies enter quarterly updates for all performance measures for the January-March 2010 quarter.  General Assembly approves the biennial budget.  Agencies update strategic and service area plans to align with finalized budget. Training Workbook Page 2

Roles 6 Training Workbook Page 3 Governor’s Office Approve changes to key measures and productivity measures. Ensure alignment with funding priorities. DPB Analysts Identify changes. Offer suggestions on how to improve quality of plans. Review plans for technical correctness. Cabinet Conduct overall review of key plan components for appropriateness and alignment. Approve changes to measures. Ensure use of plans and measures.

The Evolution of Agency Measures Administrative Measures Related to critical management and compliance categories Governor’s Key Measures Related to the agency’s core mission Productivity Measures Related to the costs associated with core business functions Other Agency Performance Measures Related to performance and service area functions New Agency Management Scorecard Variation in approaches to measurement Management Scorecard Standard approach for strategic plan measures Governor’s key measures Productivity measures Administrative measures (replacing the old Management Scorecard) Integration of measures into a new agency management scorecard 7 Training Workbook Page 4

8 New Administrative Measures Training Workbook Page 5 Publish results annually after end of fiscal year. Review results in January; publish updates if desired. Refer to data source document in VA Performs for help. Explain red and yellow results.

9 New Administrative Measures – Data Entry Training Workbook Page 6

10 New Administrative Measures – Reporting Training Workbook Page 6

11 Agency Administration Objective Changes in the Planning & Budgeting Process What stayed the same? Wording of the objective To ensure that resources are used efficiently and programs are managed effectively, and in a manner consistent with applicable state and federal requirements. Measure type - Outcome Measure class – Agency Other Target – To be developed by each agency Strategy – To be developed by each agency Training Workbook Page 7

12 Agency Administration Objective Changes for the Planning & Budgeting Process Changes Measure Old: Percent of scorecard categories marked as “meets expectations” for the agency New: Percent of administrative measures marked as “meets expectations” (green indicator) for the agency Measure Frequency Old: Quarterly New: Annually with a review in January Baseline Old: FY 2007 agency results New: FY 2009 agency results Data source and calculation Training Workbook Page 7

13 Refresher: Key Objectives and Key Measures Key objectives - desired outcomes for an agency’s major programs or activities, that reflect the agency’s primary mission – “We will….” Key measures - indicators of how well an agency program is performing with respect to the key objectives – Report as a key measure summary. Measure - Completion time for investigation of complaints Measure Target - Value 2 months; Date 6/30/2010 Key Measure Summary We will reduce completion time for investigation of complaints to two (2) months by 6/30/2010. Training Workbook Page 8

Refresher: Productivity Measures Measures efficiency and effectiveness. Ratio of a volume of output to a volume of input. Should be tied to a key process, key objective, or key measure. Should not be for internal agency processes. Should be cost-related; can be based on something other than cost. Should be reported quarterly, if possible. 14 Training Workbook Page 9

15 Measures as Management Tools Indicators that an agency is using the measures Indicators that an agency is focused on compliance; is not using the measures Training Workbook Page 10

16 Measure Components Refresher Measure Class Type Frequency Data Source & Calculation (Methodology) Baseline Target Preferred Trend Training Workbook Page 13

Summary of APA Audit Findings 1.Data were generally accurate and reliable. –“…Virginia Performs has undergone significant improvement in the overall completeness and accuracy of reported information since our first review.” 2.Measures were not as descriptive or clear as they should have been. 3.Targets were not specific enough, not within the biennium covered by the plan, or not revised. 4.Baselines were not specific enough. 5.Calculation methods were not clear or did not align to the measure. 6.Data sources were not clear. 7.Measure types were incorrect. 17 Training Workbook Page 14

Measure – Format Does not start with a verb. Does not include a target. Typical Format Data form – Object – Modifier Percentage of two-year-olds in FAMIS who are fully immunized 18 Training Workbook Page 14

Measure – Content / How It Is Written E FFECTIVE, H IGH -V ALUE M EASURE Clear alignment to the objective, goal, mission, vision Focuses on something important Addresses outcomes Relates to something you control Understandable Provides useful input for decisions 19 Training Workbook Page 15

20 Measure Types – Input, Output, and Outcome Input Measure Definition: Workload Measure  Resources used  Volume of incoming work  Usually a single numeric value (e.g., $2,000 spent on conference fees) Examples:  Number of license applications received  Number of incoming phone calls to the customer service department  Number of job applications received for open position Output Measure Definition: Workload Measure  Amount of work completed or output produced  Usually a single numeric value (e.g., 47 people trained) Examples:  Number of licenses issued  Number of customer calls completed  Number of interviews conducted for open position Outcome Measure Definition:  Results achieved by an activity compared to the activity’s intended purpose  Extent to which a service or activity has impacted its intended audience Examples:  % of hairdressers with valid licenses  Customer satisfaction rate  % of open positions filled with internal job candidates Process Inputs Outputs Outcomes Customer Training Workbook Page 18

Targets – Annual, Biennial and Long-range AnnualBiennialLong-range OptionalRequiredRequired; applies only to key measures End of first year of plan/budget biennium End of plan/budget biennium Exceeds plan/budget biennium Use notes fieldField provided 21 Training Workbook Page 19

22 Thank You Let’s Adjourn!