Corporate Performance Management Blog
Blog posts on corporate performance management developments and best-practices.
Written by Rutger van den Berg
Traditional budgets record where expense dollars went, from salaries to office supplies. Performance-based budgets (PBB) reveal a richer, forward-looking dimension: what expense dollars will accomplish-
miles of roads paved, vaccines administered, forms processed, or sales made. Such planning processes are already at work in most federal agencies, 25 states, more than 100 cities, and a fast-growing...
Read more: Performance-based Budgeting
Thursday, 29 April 2010 07:23
Counting On PerformanceThe Benefits, Methodology, and Techniques of Performance-based BudgetingTraditional budgets record where expense dollars went, from salaries to office supplies. Performance-based budgets (PBB) reveal a richer, forward-looking dimension: what expense dollars will accomplish-
miles of roads paved, vaccines administered, forms processed, or sales made. Such planning processes are already at work in most federal agencies, 25 states, more than 100 cities, and a fast-growing...
Read more: Performance-based Budgeting
Written by Rutger van den Berg
Being an analytic company can be considered a key capability in gaining and maintaining a competitive advantage. Organizations need to move beyond reporting and improve their operations and decision-making by deploying a more analytic way of thinking and working. The problem is that few companies know where to begin.
Wayne Eckerson, a director at The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI), published a ten-step guide for launching and sustaining...
Read more: Competing on Analytics: 10 Steps Recommended by TDWI
Thursday, 25 February 2010 22:02
Competing on Analytics: 10 Steps Recommended by TDWIBeing an analytic company can be considered a key capability in gaining and maintaining a competitive advantage. Organizations need to move beyond reporting and improve their operations and decision-making by deploying a more analytic way of thinking and working. The problem is that few companies know where to begin.
Wayne Eckerson, a director at The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI), published a ten-step guide for launching and sustaining...
Read more: Competing on Analytics: 10 Steps Recommended by TDWI
Written by Eugene Steijger
In a dashboard (performance management) solution the available space per screen is limited in relation to the information you want to display. How do you make the available information facilitate the analysis process of users?
In my opinion there are a couple of area's that play a crucial role:Selection and combination of informationLayers built into the solutionLayout of the screens and structure of the solutionUse of objectsScreen formatting...
Read more: The Use of Objects in Dashboard Development
Monday, 23 November 2009 12:51
Import choices in developing dashboardsIn a dashboard (performance management) solution the available space per screen is limited in relation to the information you want to display. How do you make the available information facilitate the analysis process of users?
In my opinion there are a couple of area's that play a crucial role:Selection and combination of informationLayers built into the solutionLayout of the screens and structure of the solutionUse of objectsScreen formatting...
Read more: The Use of Objects in Dashboard Development
Written by Bart van Onzen
Introduction
In general a lot of organizations have information management based on different source systems delivering their own set of information, which are combined and reconciled in an Excel environment. Mostly these types of...
Read more: Corporate Performance Management for Property Finance
Tuesday, 01 September 2009 06:27
The effective and efficient control of real estate and asset management can be improved with a well functioning reporting, planning and budgeting system. Not as holy grail, but as a support to people, who can make decisions on a more reliable and accurate basis. Introduction
In general a lot of organizations have information management based on different source systems delivering their own set of information, which are combined and reconciled in an Excel environment. Mostly these types of...
Read more: Corporate Performance Management for Property Finance
Written by Rutger van den Berg
In light of the worldwide economic downturn companies are faced with the challenge to improve or maintain their bottomline margins. Topline growth today is difficult, so the focus is on operational cost management and cost efficiency. At last week's CFO Conference, several CFO's from leading companies presented their approach to cost management, cost efficiency and value enhancement.
This blog...
Read more: Cost Management and Value Enhancement in Times of Crisis
Wednesday, 25 March 2009 00:00
How Leading Companies are Dealing with the Need for Cost Management and Value EnhancementIn light of the worldwide economic downturn companies are faced with the challenge to improve or maintain their bottomline margins. Topline growth today is difficult, so the focus is on operational cost management and cost efficiency. At last week's CFO Conference, several CFO's from leading companies presented their approach to cost management, cost efficiency and value enhancement.
This blog...
Read more: Cost Management and Value Enhancement in Times of Crisis
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