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Benchmarking … an emerging issue

Benchmarking … an emerging issue. “Theory always gets blown away by data.”. s ource: Big data has left the station 2013 by Jack Gallant. 2004 2007 2013. Planned versus Unplanned work. “Seek truth from facts.”. s ource: Deng Xiaoping. Reflections. backup slides.

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Benchmarking … an emerging issue

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  1. Benchmarking … an emerging issue

  2. “Theory always gets blown away by data.” source: Big data has left the station 2013 by Jack Gallant

  3. 2004 2007 2013

  4. Planned versus Unplanned work

  5. “Seek truth from facts.” source: Deng Xiaoping

  6. Reflections

  7. backup slides

  8. $37,000,000 from FY14 - FY17 source: http://www.virginia.edu/bov/meetings/13aug%20Retreat/UVa%20Strategic%20Planning_Pillar5%20Strategy%2014%208_1_13%20FINAL%20BOV%20Retreat%20no%20TP.pdf

  9. Classic reactions Data denial Exceptionalism Delay and hope it goes away

  10. Why do it? Academic and administrative collaboration

  11. Why do it? Data-driven and results-oriented

  12. Why do it? Structure for on-going, not episodic impact

  13. Why do it? Long-term strategic focus

  14. Measures that matter Tracked over time Showing how good we are and how good we can be

  15. How do we do it? APPA’s Facility Performance Indicators (FPI)

  16. How do we do it? Organizational Excellence and The Hackett Group

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