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Perspectives on Trends Within the Home Care Industry: Pay for Performance
Pay for Performance (P4P) is a concept that has recently received significant attention from payers, legislators, employers, and providers. Because Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS has indicated an interest in applying P4P concepts across the continuum of care, it has significant implications for the home care industry. This...
Tags: Advertising & Promotion, Agency, Benefits, Concept, Human Resources, Marketing, Outcome Concept Systems, Pay-for-performance
White papers 2004-12-28
Benchmarking & Business Intelligence: Harnessing The Power Of Information
On its most basic level, benchmarking puts performance in perspective. In a management context, businesses use benchmarking to identify those areas where they are either under-performing or exceeding the performance levels of their peers. With this comparative information organizations are better equipped to make data-based decisions about quality improvement initiatives,...
Tags: Performance, Benchmarking, Outcome Concept Systems
White papers 2004-02-11
Looking Forward - Using Business Intelligence To Shape The Future Of Your Business
The use of data in the home health industry has expanded dramatically in the few years, agencies tracked financial information almost exclusively for the purpose of reporting to the government. Nowadays, the Prospective Payment System gives the home health industry reason to track and analyze reimbursement and expenses at a...
Tags: Business Intelligence, Agency, Health Care, Outcome Concept Systems, Vertical Industries, Advertising & Promotion, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Human Resources
White papers 2004-02-11

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Managing Projects Effectively
Project management is a technique used to organize work into separate, definable units to ease the coordination of different tasks. Although its earliest roots can be traced to the military and the construction industry, NASA's legendary achievement of landing Neil Armstrong on the moon popularized the technique. Since then, Governments...
Tags: Project Manager, Project Management, Tools & Techniques, Strategy, It Operations, It service Management, Project, Management, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-11-28
Benefiting from the Balanced Scorecard
Harvard professors Robert Kaplan and David Norton developed the balanced scorecard to help translate vision and strategy into action. This technique can make strategic planning a core part of any business. They showed that financial analysis, which is largely a look backward over past performance, isn't enough to guide long-term...
Tags: investment decision, business process, technique, BPR, standards, financial analysis, Total Quality Management, Strategic Planning, motivation, decision-making, vision, supplier, monitor, financial, strategy, to, Balanced Scorecard, BNET Editorial, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Performance Management, Quality, Marketing Research, Marketing, Performance, Team
Articles 2007-10-03
Solution Selling is Dead.
Solution Selling is Dead.Only doing it correctly is deadGeoff, I agree that solution selling is improperly performed by most companies. Its an excellent tool for selling a customized "solution" because of the structure and type of questioning and commitment that comprise the system. While some of the nomenclature...
Tags: Solution-Selling, suspense
Discussion threads 2007-10-29
Insider: Yes, Branding Killed GM!
I recently pointed out that the reason GM was dying was that GM focused on branding rather than product quality.  Yesterday, I received a email from a GM Sales insider, confirming the view that GM had fundamental product problem right when it was trying like crazy to market itself against...
Tags: General Motors Corp., Cadillac, Branding, E-mail, Marketing, Online Communications, Geoffrey James
Blog posts 2009-04-30
Charting a course from virtual reality to the White House
Beth Noveck is deputy chief technology officer for the Obama administration. Her path to that role began with putting together the first academic conference on virtual worlds and led her to create what may be the first open social networking project in American government history, a re-working of the U.S....
Tags: government, Barack Obama, Technology, U.S. Patent And Trademark Office, Administration
News items 2009-12-17
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