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Key Performance
"What gets measured,
gets managed"
The Idea of Management by Objectives (MbO) was first popularised by Peter Drucker in his 1954 book 'The Practice of Management'. Since then the science of MbO has taken root in nearly all modern businesses across the globe.
The essential aspect of successful implementation is a deep and authoritative understanding of the companies business systems and practices.
Government departments and agencies also want a toolset with a simple user interface, dashboard and advanced analytics to provide them with accurate key performance indicators. This will establish good working practice, performance norms and accepted goals.
In addition to providing a yard stick to which performance can be measured Software Science KPI toolsets offer a unique and quantifiable advantage of being modular. A department can link their KPI tool to forecasting, analytic and data management tools provided by Software Science. Indeed custom solutions for specific analysis is our speciality.
With best working practices in place you now need to quantify and document a systematic ongoing audit trail.
Software Science
Software Science KPI are easy to use and understand and will pinpoint areas that may require examination from senior management thus providing organised and inclusive oversight.
We can provide the ability to comply with statutory performance indicators whilst still remaining focused on local assessment targets and performance.
We provide senior administrators with the ability to clearly visualise the progress and effectiveness of each and every initiative. Our system is modular and can be expanded to include RMS, Forecasting and Data management systems.
Our work with the Charity Commission has given Software Science a unique experience in providing the required services to charities and public bodies. We understand that the demands of accountability, transparencies and performance have added yet more pressure on charities. At a time when real term revenues are decreasing and the prospects of Government cuts in public spending will have a detrimental effect on donations.
