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Growth versus Productivity/Efficiency Presented by Andrew Neal. 15 th January 2009. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. Compound Annual Growth Rates (2008/09 to 2013/14). Compound Annual Growth Rates (2008/09 to 2013/14). 5 year total income growth. 5 year growth – HEFCE Income.
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Growth versus Productivity/EfficiencyPresented by Andrew Neal 15th January 2009
Average fee (price) increases compared with turnover (volume) growth 2005/06 to 2008/09
Annual Payroll Pressure Prior to Pay Awards(2008/09 to 2013/14)
Process issues • Our processes have developed in an ad-hoc way • Many tasks are done by people who are not adequately supported or trained. • Growth means we can’t manage this by informal networks anymore • A lot of time is wasted looking for information • Many departments are too small to do all the things they are expected to do
Why is this important? • Growth in research and teaching needs to be supported by appropriate processes and infrastructure • Too much resource is being wasted • Not a problem for the finance department • If we don’t change things academic development will be constrained
People management - an underpinning theme • Performance Partnership • Modern policies and procedures • Effective processes and systems • Management information • Succession planning
Final thoughts • Life is getting tougher • We can’t change everything • We are implementing the admin review • Faculties have reviewed their own admin structures • Are we heading in the right direction?