Max & Dexter announced on August 3 that it will provide a free 'Performance Management Checklist by Evaluation Indicators for Public Institutions' starting on the 21st. The checklist will be available on the Max & Dexter website.
The management consulting firm, which specializes in public institutions, developed this checklist based on 20 years of accumulated expertise and an archive of management evaluations. The company has conducted consulting and training for over 150 government agencies, local governments, and public institutions.
The checklist focuses on essential review items for each evaluation indicator, aiming to clarify performance management directions. This initiative is designed to enhance understanding of performance management related to evaluation indicators among departments, thereby reducing the burden on practitioners caused by frequent personnel rotations and changes in evaluation criteria.
Additionally, training programs to strengthen practical skills will be offered. These programs include five courses: skills development for writing management performance reports, a performance management guide workshop (covering management, key projects, and agency heads), and a seminar on quantitative indicators for key projects.
In response to recent changes in evaluation systems, workshops for agency heads and seminars on quantitative indicators for key projects will also be introduced. The seminar will address improvements in the management system for quantitative indicators and real-world application cases. A 'Public Colloquium' will also be held this month, featuring participation from major public enterprises and quasi-governmental agencies. Experts from various fields will gather to discuss practical solutions for public institutions, focusing on innovations in public service, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, and the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
A Max & Dexter representative stated, "We hope this checklist serves as a clear guide for practitioners who are uncertain about which performance areas to focus on. We will continue to provide practical support to ensure public institutions fulfill their fundamental role of enhancing public welfare."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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