Government Performance Logic Model
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STATE OF ALASKA
Performance Management 101
Why Performance
Management?
1. It works - Systematic way to get results
2. Communication
Common language
Standard format
Tells your story
3. Helps get you the money
4. It is the law
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Performance Management Cycle
To achieve a result:
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Develop a plan
Budget for that plan
Implement/operate
Analyze and assess
Go to step 1
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Alaska Performance Management System
• End Results
• Measurement
• Assessments
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Statewide Priorities
Performance Framework
Ten-Year Fiscal Plan
Annual Budget Narrative
Reports
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• Process Management
• Performance Monitoring
• Process Reengineering
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• Results-Based Budget
• Strategic Investment
• Plan-Based Budget
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Performance
Framework
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Alaska Performance Framework
State
Priorities
Department
Priorities
Department
Performance Detail
– Associated funding & positions
– Key Performance Indicators
– Includes all Department Results and
associated Targets, Strategies, Status,
Data, and Analyses
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Framework
Alignment
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State Priority:
Framework
Alignment
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Corrections Priority:
Reformed Offenders
Successful Offender
Re-entries
So
Target: Reduce the number
of released offenders who
commit a crime to X
Prepare offenders
for a job at release
So
Target: Increase the
number of offenders with
GEDs to X
Public Safety
Priorities
End Results
Strategies
Teach reading to
offenders
Target: X number of
offenders receive reading
instruction
Actions
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State Priority:
Public Safety
So
Dept. Corrections:
Reformed Offenders
Successful Offender
Re-entries
So
Target: Reduce the number
of released offenders who
commit a crime to X
Prepare offenders
for a job at release
So
Dept. Public Safety:
Protection
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Results
Strategies
Target: Increase the
number of offenders with
GEDs to X
Teach reading to
offenders
Target: X number of
offenders receive reading
instruction
So
Protect Lives
Target: Reduce the number
of deaths due to criminal
acts
Create deterrence
by solving homicides
Target: 100% homicide
solve rate
Actions
So
So
Prepare well-trained
law enforcement
officers
Target: Increase the Public
Safety Training Academy
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overall GPA
Department Priorities
Performance Summary
Cabinet and OMB Head’s Up Meetings
Orders main responsibilities
Reflects resource distribution
Displays key performance
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Key Performance Indicators
Factors to take into account when
choosing key performance indicators:
• Ultimate policy intent
• Most direct measure of result
• Critical success factor
• Big ticket item
• Hot button item
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Performance Detail Elements
End Result: The Ultimate Goal!
• Desired eventual condition
• Public focused - What public paying for
• Make it bold – End stuff or make
everything good or…
“My administration is taking a comprehensive
approach to stop the epidemic [of sexual
assault & domestic violence]”
- Gov. Sean Parnell
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Performance Detail Elements
End Result: (continued)
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Ultimate goal, not year-end goal
Doesn’t have to be reachable today
Targets are for reachable goals
Realistic Target(s) for each End Result
“…get a workstation running our software onto
every desk and eventually in every home.”
- Bill Gates, 1985
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Performance Detail Elements
Strategy: How do we get there?
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Planned approach
Designed to achieve the End Result
Consider long-term
Return on investment
Realistic Target(s) for each Strategy
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Performance Detail Elements
Target: How are we doing?
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Expected level of success
Realistic - based on time & resources
Min. one per End Result & Strategy
Use the number that best tells story
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Analysis
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Analysis
Analysis includes examining:
1. Performance & operational data
2. Internal/External Assessment
3. Evaluation of strategic alternatives
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Performance Measurement
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So you know producing right results
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Whether, not why
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To improve, not blame
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Informs all organizational levels
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Used in planning, budgeting, operations
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Types of Measures
Low Value
Input
– resources used
# of staff, caseload size, …
Output
– activities completed
# trained, # audits, …
Efficiency
– how well resources used
Cost per, cycle time,…
Quality
– effectiveness
Accuracy, rating, survey,…
Result
– outcome achieved
Incidence, prevalence,…
High Value
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Measure Value
Example
Destination: grocery store
1. Inputs – gas pumped into the tank
2. Outputs – miles traveled, gas consumed
3. Efficiency – gas mileage
4. Quality – reliable, comfortable
5. Result – proximity to grocery store
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Elements of Good Measures
• Relevant
To the End Result or Strategy
• Quantifiable
Need to be able to count it up
• Unidirectional
Good is either up or down, not both
• Actionable
Someone can act to improve it
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Performance Measures
Development
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Investment
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Iterative process
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Cost/Benefit
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Unintended consequences
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Internal/External
Assessment
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Internal strengths/weaknesses
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External opportunities and obstacles
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User group opinions
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Identify only the most impactful
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Strategic Alternatives
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Identify a rich range of alternatives
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Weigh cost/benefit of each
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Cost includes training, time, capital,…
Benefit is the difference between the result with
and without the intervention
Other considerations include required
legislation, mix of strategies, long-term costs
Justification for current and future
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Wrap-Up
Next steps:
Align State Priorities, Dept. Priorities, and
Dept. Performance Detail
Performance Management Advisory Board
Performance Management Manual
Performance Framework Improvement
– Available for more specific follow-up
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For questions and individualized assistance
with Alaska’s Performance Framework:
Craig Kahklen, Management Analyst
Office of Management & Budget
907-465-3559
[email protected]
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