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Presented by: Josua Tarigan, MBA, CMA, CFP, CSRS
Performance Management System: Introduction
[Ch 1-2]
Slide 6
Changing of Business Environment
• “Tidak ada yang pasti di dunia ini kecuali perubahan itu sendiri”
• Perubahan tidak selalu membawa kemajuan, tetapi kemajuan selalu membutuhkan perubahan -Henry Steele Commager
Slide 7
Rules for Ensuring Poor Performance
• Tanpa Sistem Kinerja Bisnis menghasilkan “poor performance”
• Sistem Kinerja Bisnis juga masih banyak yang fokus pada financial perspective
Slide 8
Performance Management: Myth or Realty
Performance management is all about improvement – synchronizing improvement to create value for customer with result of economic value creation to stockholders (owners)- Cokins
Slide 9
Performance Management: Myth or Realty
Performance management may be defined as the integrated seat of management processes which link strategy into execution- (Frank Buytendijk, 2009)
Slide 10
Performance Management: Myth or Realty
It is the process of managing organization’s strategy with 3 major choice:
(1) What products or services line should we/ should we not offer?
(2) What markets and types of customers should we/ shoulde we not offer?
(3) How are we going to win and keep winning?
Slide 11
Performance Management: Myth or Realty
• Performance management is not just performance measurement
• Performance management is not just a software
• Performance management is not just a balancescorecard
• It embraces the methodologies, metrics, processm sofware, tools and systems that manage the performance of an organization as a whole
Slide 12
BPM Framework: Value Creation is not a goal, it is a result
Performance Management
System
CustomerValue
SupplierValue
EmployeeValue
ShareholderValue
Slide 14
Three Objectives of BPM- (Frank Buytendijk, 2009)
• First, it is important to track result or variances (Compliance)
• Second, to enable strategic decision making and learning (Continuous Improvement)
• Third, to drive people’s behavior (performance leadership)
Slide 15
Rules for Ensuring Poor Performance
Behavioral change is the most concrete of all performance improvement. If you push the right buttons, meaningful and sustainable change of behavior is a matter of weeks- Frank Buytendijk, 2009
Slide 16
Thank you for your attention!
Josua Tarigan
Business Accounting Program
Petra Christian University, Indonesia
P: +62-31-2983230