Presented by: Josua Tarigan, MBA, CMA, CFP, CSRS Performance Management System: Introduction [Ch 1-2]

Presented by: Josua Tarigan, MBA, CMA, CFP, CSRS

Performance Management System: Introduction

[Ch 1-2]

Slide 2

The Book

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Changing of Business Environment: Global Competition

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Type of Globalization

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Global Competition

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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

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Rules for Ensuring Poor Performance

• Tanpa Sistem Kinerja Bisnis menghasilkan “poor performance”

• Sistem Kinerja Bisnis juga masih banyak yang fokus pada financial perspective

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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

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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)

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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?

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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

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BPM Framework: Value Creation is not a goal, it is a result

Performance Management

System

CustomerValue

SupplierValue

EmployeeValue

ShareholderValue

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Performance Network- (Frank Buytendijk, 2009)

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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)

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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

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Thank you for your attention!

Josua Tarigan

Business Accounting Program

Petra Christian University, Indonesia

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