'What do you want from an Efficiency Network?'
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An efficiency network should fill key gaps and have ideal attributes. The document discusses potential functions of an efficiency network like peer challenge, collaborative problem-solving, and benchmarking. It also discusses questions around efficiency and challenges like how to collaboratively share knowledge about what works and doesn't work. Finally, it outlines a blueprint for an efficiency network in March 2011 focused on collaborative knowledge generation, sharing, and problem-solving using an easy-to-use technological platform and benchmarking tool.
'What do you want from an Efficiency Network?'
- 1. An EM/WM/YoHr Efficiency Network Dr Gordon Murray 14 January 2010
- 2. Define what you mean by an ‘Efficiency Network’?
- 3. What are the key gaps you think an Efficiency Network should fill?
- 4. What would you say are the ideal attributes of the Efficiency Network in 2012?
- 5. What specific functions would you want from an Efficiency Network? Prioritise
- 6. Potential functions Peer challenge Collaborative problem-solving Comparative benchmarking Documentary guidance library/signposting Better practice signposting Better practice on-line stories Blogs News updates ???
- 7. What do you consider to be the key efficiency related questions/challenges which you would like answers to? For example: “How would we …?” (Prioritise)
- 8. Imagine a tool for … collaborative knowledge sharing what works and doesn’t work, but will in certain circumstances collaborative problem solving helping find the one person who’s thinking about the same challenge or has a suggestion which could help or enabling suggestions which could help someone else drawing on local government expertise in Drafting a policy, specification, contract ... mass on-line conferences, debates and ability to question experts comparative benchmarking on efficiency …
- 9. Blueprint for March 2011 A culture of collaborative knowledge generation , learning, sharing and problem-solving in respect of efficiency & VfM A resilient user orientated, easy-to-use, technological platform which rapidly captures content in a diverse range of forms ‘pulling’ collaborative knowledge generation, learning, sharing and problem solving A reliable, robust and transparent web-based benchmarking tool which enables councils, and their partners, to easily identify and transfer appropriate good practice A passion amongst LGA Group frontline staff to capture and share good practice, and contribute to problem solving; and encourage others to do so too.
- 10. EffXchange Dr Gordon Murray