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A KPI Needs Four Distinct Owners PuMP Academy Like a puppy or kitten, if no one takes personal ownership of a performance measure, it will die a slow death. Conversely, if the puppy or kitten has too many owners, everyone … Continue reading →

From Data to Decisions Substack (Manish Srivastava) An essay on why the next generation of digital government needs an architecture for evidence, reasoning and accountability. The author discusses a fundamental question: What digital architecture do governments need to move from data … Continue reading →

WEBINAR: Collaborative Performance Management (Tues., Sept. 8, 1 p.m. Eastern) Center for Accountability & Performance This webinar will explore how public managers can make performance management work in collaborative settings. Based on cases from the United States, Jamaica, and the Netherlands, it … Continue reading →

Three Cheers for Performance Audits Barrett & Green While the work from many state and local-level performance shops is put to good use, it’s clear that performance audits don’t always have the impact that the performance auditors might like. . … Continue reading →

It’s been quiet on the accountability and performance news front this past week, but there is an interesting job announcement: City of Baltimore, Department of General Services: Office of Performance Management – Chief Operations Manager “The OPM Division uses data analytics, … Continue reading →