Improving Accountability in Government
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Evaluating IT Architectures and Solutions to Build an Effective Performance-Based Management Architecture

Agenda
  • Welcome Kevin Mergruen, Vice President of Public Sector, Information Builders
  • Guest Speaker Bob Stafford, former CIO of the State of New Mexico
  • Wrap-Up/Q&A Kevin Mergruen/Bob Stafford
Bonus

Mr. Stafford will be available for questions. Bring questions related to the use of business intelligence in complying with performance-based management initiatives.

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Webcast Highlights

Many states are now legislatively mandating performance-based management practices to show results of publicly funded programs. Learn how to implement an effective performance-based management strategy for your agency. The Webcast will cover topics such as:

  • Considerations in designing a flexible, scalable information architecture to support performance-based management objectives
  • Application capabilities needed for monitoring, tracking, analyzing, and reporting
  • Using business intelligence to improve reporting and analysis
  • How to leverage advanced reporting capabilities for supporting state and federal funding requests
  • The roles of historical and real-time data in making broadly informed decisions in the face of ongoing budget deficits
  • Tracking progress against strategic plans for program evaluation
  • Analyzing the results of services, programs, and projects against goals

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