Quality
Improvement in Financial Management at the University of Washington
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Vol 1, No. 1GCA Quality ImprovementsLead Team Pursues KnowledgePayroll, Brockovich and Charo: APA Conference in TexasPayroll Leaders Retreat, Come Back EnergizedRapid Process Improvement for SFS Scholarships |
LEAD
Team Pursues Knowledge By Kate Riley What is knowledge-driven? One of Financial Management's strategies for achieving good customer service and efficient processes is to move from being "transaction-driven" to "knowledge-driven." But what does this mean and how will we know when we get there? The LEAD Team has been chartered to answer these questions and to help Financial Management act on this important strategy. The team began meeting in May of this year. We've been collecting information from many sources to better understand knowledge-driven. To launch the team's work, each member asked department staff to define what knowledge-driven means to them. Feedback from staff has produced lots of discussion and ideas for the team. A useful definition of knowledge-driven is the first step, and once we have one, we will share it with the leadership group and staff in Financial Management. Look for more on this initiative in the fall.
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