May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
8h 39m
English
Good decision making is guided by intelligence gathering. However, the majority of decisions made are not based on gathered intelligence; rather, they are based on the preconceptions, opinions, or expectations of the decision makers. This chapter discusses how automated performance management systems work and how they can be used to help lead decision makers toward sound, constructive decisions.
Performance measurement and monitoring are central to performance improvement. The serious and responsible practice of performance improvement requires the use of evidence in diagnosing performance gaps and making appropriate recommendations for performance improvement. This is illustrated in part ...
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