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Creating a Roadmap for Creating a Roadmap for Program Success Program Success Presented by: Mercedes Suraty-Clarke from the University of Houston & Nicole Foerschler Horn from JMH Consulting

Tracking Towards Success: Strategy Mapping and Balanced Scorecard for Higher Ed

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Continuing Education faces pressure to grow, increase profitability, and reach new markets. However, many departments do not have clear goals and are unsure of which key performance indicators are most effective to measure progress. This presentation examines how to choose the most critical measurements, tie those measurements to efforts within your unit and link metrics with goals. During this presentation we will review several important data points for CE units. We will look at data that can be easily pulled together and we will separate data into data that can be leveraged as a leading indicator and as a lagging indicator. During this presentation we will look at how data can be combined to paint a picture of what’s happening with your program and your unit. Finally, we will also look at ways in which different activities, such as marketing, admissions, and improvements to the overall curriculum can impact what you’re measuring and how.

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Creating a Roadmap Creating a Roadmap for Program Successfor Program Success

Presented by:

Mercedes Suraty-Clarke from the University of Houston &

Nicole Foerschler Horn from JMH Consulting

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Goals should:•Center around mission and vision

•Take into account 4 perspectives

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Balanced Scorecard and Strategy Map Work Together

• Strategy Map• Sets the goals

• Balanced Scorecard• Creates the plan

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Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard

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Where Do You Want To Go?

This is a financial goal3 to 5 year time frame

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Choose Your Value Proposition

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Value Proposition Models

Characteristics

Examples University Related Examples

Operational Excellence

Focus on priceEase of use

WalmartDellIKEA

On demand classesInexpensive classes

Product Leadership

First to market with advancesUnique attributes

AppleGoogle

New offeringsCutting edge deliveryExperiential learning

Customer Intimacy

Customer service focus“Best Friend” approach

NordstromRitz-Carlton

Counselor for studentsTailored/custom classes

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Create a Customer Strategy

What do you want your customers to think of you?Focus on:•Retaining/Adding customers•Increasing revenue per customer•Decreasing cost per customer

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Customer Strategy

Operational Excellence

Product Leadership

Customer Intimacy

Retain and Add Customers

Help customers choose the best product. Keep them engaged.

Increase revenue per customer

Launch the latest and greatest product. Charge a premium.

Reduce cost per customer

Make it cheap and easy for customers to buy

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Focus on Internal Strategy

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Internal Strategy

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Learning and Growing

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Strategy Map at UH

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Strategy Map and Balanced Scorecard

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Balanced Scorecard

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Leading Indicator

“In process” measurements•Website visitors•Info Session registrants•Program Leads

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Gross RevenueExpensesStudent Evals

Lagging Indicators

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Your Turn!

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Measure What You Do

Determine how to…• Pull measurements• Report Measurements• Hold people

accountable

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Contact Us:

Mercerdes Suraty-Clarke•[email protected]

Nicole Foerschler Horn•[email protected]