Explore techniques for managing federal projects and programs from planning to strategic alignment. Ideal for professionals guiding complex initiatives in government environments.
Overview
Syllabus
Module 1: Review of Data Analysis and Data Presentation Methods
- Revisit core principles of quantitative and qualitative data analysis.
- Review effective data visualization techniques for clarity and impact.
- Understand how to tailor data presentations for different audiences.
- Identify best practices to ensure accuracy and consistency in reporting.
Module 2: Case Study – A Defense Supply Center
- Analyze a real-world defense supply chain case study using analytical tools.
- Identify challenges and evaluate operational performance metrics.
- Develop actionable recommendations based on data-driven findings.
Module 3: Review of How to Design an Analytical Study
- Reinforce the steps of planning and structuring an analytical study.
- Clarify research questions, data sources, and analysis methods.
- Integrate project planning, risk assessment, and stakeholder engagement.
Module 4: Case Study – Bureau of Land Management Wild Horse and Burro Program
- Examine a government program through applied analysis techniques.
- Identify program performance issues using collected data.
- Formulate policy or operational recommendations based on findings.
Taught by
Bruce Gay, Steve Pesklo, and Joe Mlakar