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Italian Good Practice Projects Michela Arnaboldi and Giovanni Azzone
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Agenda The context The Target of GP projects The Model The main “products” The general results for the Italian University system
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The context Autonomy means:
Impact of central services on differentiation Impact of central services on cost reduction But we need management tools consistent with the characteristics of central services
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The target of Good Practice
Identify performance indicators; Identify good practices; Understand key driver of good practice, in order to suggest opportunities for improvement.
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The universities involved
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The Model: GP approach Process volume Activity quality Volume Quality
Resources
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The measures and area addressed
The measurement system have included: Efficiency indicators Effectiveness indicators: Subjective quality Objective quality The areas of the university included are: Student support services Accounting Procurement and Logistics Personnel management (humane resource) Research support services Information system services
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The area addressed
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The efficiency indicators
ACTIVITY Input output The indicator used for measuring efficiency is the cost The model based on activity allows to measure: The total cost of the activities The unit cost per output of the activities For example if we consider the matriculation activity: Total cost for university A = 120,000€ N. of matriculated students of A = 10,000 students The unit cost per output is 120,000€/10,000 = 12 €/matriculated student Cost Output (or driver)
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An example of activities and drivers
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Effectiveness Indicators
Output volume (Efficiency) Input Output characteristics(Effectiveness) The effectiveness may be measured in two ways: Objective quality: Objective indicators (e.g. delivery time; system availability; presence of controls) Subjective quality: User perception
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The main “products”
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Accounting activities: total costs
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Accounting activities: Unit costs of single activities
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Acccounting: the unit costs and the scale effect
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Variance from the curve
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Variance from the curve
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The evolution of unit costs between two projects
Confronto dati 515,01 786,14 547,07 443,52 576,95 293,39 645,42 961,54 454,39 999,75 620,10 391,37 695,08 331,36 614,75 842,08 200 400 600 800 1.000 1.200 A B C E G I L N €uro/preson GP 2001 GP 2003
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Student Support Services: drivers of perceived quality
Too high investments Strenghts Low importance Weaknesses
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Student Suuport services: perceived quality and actual quality
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Student Support Services: quality
The relation between perceived quality and actual quality
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Accounting: actual quality
The objective time for two accounting procedures
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The integration of Efficiency and Effectiveness
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The impact Common language Community on performance measurement Diffusion of practices
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