CITATION

Price, Mark; Mores, Walter; and Elliotte, Hundley M.. Building High Performance Government Through Lean Six Sigma: A Leader's Guide to Creating Speed, Agility, and Efficiency. US: McGraw-Hill, 2011.

Building High Performance Government Through Lean Six Sigma: A Leader's Guide to Creating Speed, Agility, and Efficiency

Published:  April 2011

eISBN: 9780071766074 0071766073 | ISBN: 9780071765718
  • Contents
  • Prologue: The Third Lever
  • Putting the Challenge in Context
  • What’s in This Book
  • Meeting the Challenge
  • Chapter 1 Building the Anatomy for High Performance
  • Component 1: Operational Excellence
  • Component 2: Agility
  • Component 3: Workforce and Culture
  • Finding the Leverage Points
  • Part I: Leading the Way to Operational Excellence
  • Introduction To Part I
  • Spotlight A: Do You Know Who Your Customers Are?
  • Differentiating Customers from Stakeholders
  • The Price of Not Focusing on Customers
  • Identifying Customers and Their Needs
  • Aligning Your Organization to Customers
  • Chapter 2 Aligning Outputs to Desired Outcomes
  • Keeping the Links
  • Phase I: Why Do an Enterprise Analysis?
  • Prime Value Chain: A Powerful Picture of an Enterprise
  • Enterprise Analysis Case 1: Joint Munitions Command
  • How to Do a PVC Analysis
  • Enterprise Analysis Case 2: Common Ground
  • Top Challenges in Enterprise Analysis
  • Worth the Effort
  • Chapter 3 Creating an Action Road Map
  • Picking Up the Strategy-Execution Link
  • Phase II: Developing a Balanced Portfolio
  • Phase III: Execution Management and Governance
  • Keep Your Eye on the Prize
  • Part II: Agility: Responsiveness and Innovation
  • Introduction To Part II
  • Spotlight B: Understanding Agility in the Public Sector
  • Short-Term Agility
  • Long-Term Agility
  • Agility and Mission Resilience
  • Beginning the Agility Journey
  • Chapter 4 Knowing What’s Coming Before It Happens
  • Anticipate the Future with Leading Indicators
  • Develop Your Own Leading Indicators
  • Use Multiple Indicators
  • Metrics Must Trigger Action
  • Long-Term Agility
  • Leading Indicators in a Mature Organization
  • Forward-Thinking, Forward-Sensing
  • Chapter 5 The Innovation Imperative
  • Understanding Innovation
  • Challenges of Innovation in the Public Sector
  • Building a Robust Innovation Engine
  • The Innovation Process
  • Management Capability for Innovation
  • Making Innovation a Reality
  • Spotlight C: The Need for Disruptive Innovation
  • What Makes an Innovation “Disruptive”
  • How to Succeed with Disruptive Innovation
  • Become a Disruptive Innovator
  • Part III: Culture and Workforce
  • Introduction To Part III
  • Chapter 6 Leadership to Galvanize Your Workforce
  • Change Requires Leadership, Not Just Management
  • What Performance-Oriented Leaders Think and Do
  • Eight Lessons from Public Sector Leaders
  • Determining Leadership Development Needs
  • Making Sure Your Leaders Lead
  • Chapter 7 Ready, Willing, and Able
  • The Three Components of Capability
  • The Cost of Un-Capability
  • Strengthening Mission Capability
  • From Good to Best
  • Chapter 8 What Gets Measured Gets Done
  • Too Much Data, Too Little Information
  • Picking the Right Performance Metrics
  • Developing a Metric System You Will Use
  • Keep Your Goal in Sight
  • Spotlight D: Managing Change
  • Part IV: Performance-Oriented Deployment
  • Introduction To Part IV
  • Chapter 9 Making the Future a Reality
  • The Good, the Bad, and the Missing
  • Approach Matters as Much as Output
  • Performance-Oriented Strategic Planning
  • Using a Strategic Plan to Manage Your Organization
  • Making Progress Where It Matters
  • Spotlight E: Scenario Analysis
  • Scenario Analysis in a Nutshell
  • Four Steps of Scenario Analysis
  • The Case for Scenario Analysis
  • Chapter 10 Next-Generation Deployment Strategies
  • Path 1: Assessment-Enhanced Traditional Path
  • Path 2A: Issue-Based Deployment
  • Path 2B: Technology Value Realization
  • Path 3: Rapid Path to Results
  • Speed with Results
  • Notes
  • Index