Making Shared Services Work
Benefits
Local governments across the country are looking for more efficient ways to deliver services in these lean times. In addition to internal budget and efficiency initiatives, many governments are looking to partner with other governments or the private sector in an effort to reduce costs while maintaining service quality. These approaches include contracting, privatization, functional consolidations, collaboration, asset sales, and the like. Shared Services, where governments join together in some manner to delivery services to their citizens, is a particularly useful method and the subject of this live audio conference.
Learning Objectives:
- You will be able to explain approaches to service delivery structure in local government.
- You will be able to review common applications of shared services.
- You will be able to recognize when to use a shared services approach.
- You will be able to identify decision criteria for shared services opportunities.
Agenda
- Approaches to Service Delivery Structure in Local Government
- Overview of the Shared Services Approach
- Common Applications of Shared Services
- When to Use a Shared Services Approach
- When Not to Use a Shared Services Approach
- Decision Criteria for Shared Services Opportunities
- Case Studies
Speaker and Presenter Information
Stephen D. Egan Jr., The Mercer Group, Inc.Relevant Government Agencies
State Government, County Government, City Government
Event Type
Webcast
This event has no exhibitor/sponsor opportunities
When
Mon, Nov 14, 2011, 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Cost
Live Audio Conference: | $199.00 |
Live Audio Conference + CD: | $268.00 |
CD/Manual Package Only: | $199.00 |
Website
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Organizer
Lorman Education Services