Metrics, Part 2

In September, we presented a program that introduced analytics and measurement. Next month, the Program and Change Management Collaborative is running a program that goes more in-depth on the subject. The PCMC is a professional group for project managers here on campus.

Reporting and Metrics

Thursday, December 10, 2009

3-4:30pm

101 Walter

 

Understand how reporting and metrics can help support and
further your project. Come learn how to identify the concepts needed to measure
a project, design a strategy to collect that data, refine a measurement
instrument to collect data, select analysis techniques, think through how to
present that data visually, and then how to incorporate visual presentations
into written communication about a project.

 

Peter Radcliffe is the executive director of planning andanalysis for the University of Minnesota system and is responsible for
gathering, analyzing, and disseminating information to support evidence-based
decision-making, ensure data integrity, demonstrate accountability, and enhance
the University's analytic capacity. He has oversight for the office of
Institutional Research, Service and Continuous Improvement, Measurement
Services, and Space Management. His work assists senior University leaders in
making management and policy decisions.

 

Peter has served on a number of institutional committees,
task forces, and project teams. He is active in organizations of data analysts
and institutional researchers, and helped found the University of Minnesota
Analysts Group. He recently chaired the steering committee for the Association
for Institutional Research in the Upper Midwest (AIRUM).

To book, visit the PCMC's website at http://pcmc.umn.edu/ and log on to Moodle using your x500.