Author Archives: aspacap

Measuring Trust in Collaborative Governance PATimes (Denis Hendrix) Trust is not a one-time achievement; it’s a moving target. It evolves, matures, or erodes based on experience and consistency. Hendrix’s Collaborative Governance Trust Model recognizes trust as a dynamic quality built on … Continue reading →

Learning Agendas Bring Evidence Into Policymaking Federation of American Scientists Evidence-based policymaking is not just about policy that draws on science, it’s about how decisions are made, evaluated, and improved over time. Learning agendas are a set of high-priority questions developed … Continue reading →

Four Ways to Measure Progress LinkedIn – Stacey Barr (Australia) Leaders know how essential it is to demonstrate if the time, money and effort being spent is having the intended impact on the organisation’s success. Using these four types of … Continue reading →

Finding Leading vs. Lagging Indicators LinkedIn (Ayca Tumer Arikan) In many cases, key performance indicators tell us what happened, but not what’s going to happen. The real power in measurement lies in having leading indicators that predict results before they … Continue reading →

Responding to Response Times Barrett & Greene For emergency services, every moment can spell the difference between a minor incident and a crippling injury or a death. To the general public, fast response times are the most tangible evidence that … Continue reading →