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Measuring, Managing and Reporting Performance Results and
Full Cost in Government Programs
Performance Measurement
Cost Accounting
Use the Logic Model to Develop Uniform Measures
Get hands-on application and implementation training on the innovative Government
Performance Logic Model
Design a Streamlined and Cost-Efficient Approach for Managing Government Programs
Integrate activity-based costing and managerial costing to link resource allocation to results
Review “Best-in-Class” Performance Measures for Government
Return to your office with a set of “best-in-class” measures designed to improve your program’s performance
Enhance Budget Justifications and Improve Resource Allocation
Integrate budget requests and strategic plans using Activity-Based Costing and the Logic Model
September 27-28, 2004 - Toronto, ON - Primrose Best Western Hotel
Agenda
Day One: September 27, 2004
8:30
Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00

Integrating Strategic Planning and Performance Measures through the Logic Model
Define individual roles and set accountability standards to develop efficient teams. Identify specific goals from department mission and coordinate outreach to stakeholders and employees for the development of the strategic plan.

10:00
Implementing the Government Performance Logic Model to Develop and Manage Common Performance Measures
Use the Logic Model to establish clearly-defined strategic end and intermediate-outcomes for your program as well as develop common performance measures to communicate your program’s internal and external priorities. Promote good management by using measures to monitor program performance.
11:00
Break & Refreshments
11:15

SHOW ME THE MEASURES! “Best-in-Class” Outcome Performance Measurements Using the Logic Model
Using the Logic Model, discuss best practices outcome measures that can be applied to assess any government program’s performance. Examine end-outcomes for specific missions using illustrations of the linkage between outcomes, strategies, outputs and inputs.

12:15
Networking Luncheon
1:15
Application Session: Developing Outcome Performance Measures
Develop your own set of outcome-based performance measures for your program utilizing the Logic Model methodology. Create clearly-defined, succinct measurements that are integrated into the strategic outcome goals established by your program.
2:15
Developing “Intermediate-Outcome” Performance Measures Linked to Program Strategy
Assess changes in your organization in order to attain strategic outcome goals. Integrate strategies with outcomes to eliminate barriers to improving program performance. Also, utilize the application assignment to examine particular strategies and objectives for your program.
3:15
Break & Refreshments
3:30
Applying Performance Measures to Intermediate and End Outcomes
Manage program goals through the application of performance measures for results and strategies. Then, assess the success of your goals and strategies by examining the role your measures play in achieving desired results. Communicate the effectiveness of model measures for your goals and strategies to ensure repeated success.
4:30
SHOW ME THE MEASURES: Model Performance Measures for Business Processes and Cost-Efficiencies
Examine the efficiency and effectiveness of your organization’s business processes and link the measures used to evaluate their success. Develop ideal measures for your organization that can be managed and applied. Utilizing ratio analysis, study your measures to ensure they are providing you with a sound return on investment.
5:30
Adjourn
Day Two: September 28, 2004
8:30
Continental Breakfast
9:00
Achieving Full Cost & Accrual Accounting in Government
Master the conceptual framework and technical insight for successful and relevant performance costing. Understand flexibilities provided in the standards and how to maximize their benefits and learn how to converge cost and performance data to provide superior accountability.
10:00

Break & Refreshments

10:15

Developing Cost Information for External Reporting
Integrate compliance standards to ensure your cost model meets reporting requirements such as PSAB and CICA. Learn innovative strategies and best practices to developing financial reports and implement successful techniques on cost information systems for internal management and external reporting.
11:15

Emerging Lines of Practice in Cost Management
Develop an effective plan to successfully manage audits. Utilize best practice techniques to survive audit scrutiny and discuss challenges to mission performance facing auditors and managers.

12:15
Networking Luncheon
1:15
Using Cost Management to Inform and Drive Internal and Management Decisions
Learn from after-action reviews on how to drive change. Discuss how to promote continuous improvement initiatives and improve organizational management through strategic use of financial and non-financial information
2:30

Break & Refreshments

2:45
Adopting Your Framework for Cost Measurement and Allocation
Define the role of cost measurements in the cost management process. Understand allocation mechanics and their budgetary implications and maintain positive fiscal management through resource allocation
4:30
Adjourn

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703-894-0481
Venue & Hotel

The 2004 Summit on Performance and Cost Management in Government will be hosted at the Primrose Best Western Hotel. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at a discounted rate of $159 CAD + GST (please contact the hotel by September 5, 2004 to receive the discounted rate). Please make sure to ask for the Performance Institute conference rate when you make your reservation.

Primrose Best Western Hotel
111 Carlton Street
Toronto, Ontario M5B 2G3
1-800-268-8082
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Tuition

The fee for attending the 2004 Summit on Performance and Cost Management in Government is $1420 CAD.

Group Discounts
Reduced tuition rates for delegates who attend in groups of three or more are available by contacting Paul Hendricks at 800-894-0846 or [email protected].

Administrative Note: A 10% cancellation fee on registration will be charged for cancellations received less than three weeks from the date of the conference.