IPM1

Sub-Processes

Requirements

Key Measures

I/O

Results

Key Support Process

Knowledge and Process Management

Training

Increase competency Increase competency Increase competency Increase competency

Average Capability Score Number of PMP Certifications Number of New Hires Trained Number of Training Hours per Employee PQP Compliance (audits) Overall PPE Score Number of O&T Submissions Average Leadership Role Capability # of Candidates in each Tiers 1 & 2 % of Management Promotions

O O O O I O I

7.3-8 7.3-9 AOS 7.3-22

Compliance with IPM processes

AOS AOS AOS

Thought Leadership

Org Planning

Capability

Alignment w/Strat

I

7.3-23

Succession

Match Projected Growth of the Company w/Leadership Talent Match Projected Growth of the Company w/Leadership Talent Alignment with the consultant & client Client Satisfaction

I O

7.3-24 AOS

Resource Planning

Average Match Score

I

AOS

PPE (Overall Sat. – Likely to Recommend: NPS) NHours

O

7.2-8

Realization

I

AOS 7.3-5 7.1-28 7.1-17 7.1-16 7.1-27 7.1-26 7.1-18 7.3-15 7.3-19 7.3-16 7.3-5

Workforce Management

Recruitment

Alignment w/goal Quality Quality Competitiveness

New Hires Round 1/Hire Ratio Year-1 Turns Offer Acceptance Applicant Source PS&DP Comp-related Turns GPTW GPTW (overall) AP Survey Headcount vs. Budget Variance AR Aging (DSO) Cost per Hour Realization Margin % (EBITDA) YOY Growth Super-Liquid Ratio Network Reliability Cust Sat (tech survey) Cust Sat (tech survey) Malware Encounters

O I I O O O I O O O I I O O I O O O O O O O

Performance Mgmt. Comp & Benefits

Compliance Competitiveness Competitiveness

Employee Satisfaction Employee Engagement Accuracy

Recognition/Reward Capacity (BPP) Budgeting Revenue Cycle Expense Management Profit Management Revenue Growth Cash Management Systems Management Help Desk

Finance

Accuracy Timeliness

7.5-1 7.5-2 7.5-3 7.3-4 7.5-5 7.5-6 7.5-9

Effective/Efficient Effective/Efficient Sustainability/Security Sustainability/Security Security

Information Technology

Reliability Responsiveness Effectiveness

7.1-19 7.1-21 7.1-20 7.1-22

Risk & Information Security

Threat Management

Infection Prevention

Figure 6.1-3 Key Support Process Requirements and Measures Additionally, IPM controls costs through outcomes from the BPP and the day-to-day management of operations, which includes the use of cost-related measures to track effectiveness. Employee salaries and associated benefits are the largest components of costs at IPM; to better control them, we have evolved the salary budgeting process and incorporated more external benchmarking. The PMA role was added, in part, to reduce our average salary and thereby lower overall product

cost, while providing our customers the level of skill they require. Efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity are requirements within many of IPM’s work and support processes, and we have designated measurements of them. One example is within the Finance support process (Figure 6.1-3) , where realization is used to measure the cost effectiveness/efficiency of our billable resources. With the PQP, IPM emphasizes quality assurance over quality control, which helps minimize the costs of performance audits

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