The Budget Office of Tomorrow | p. 1 |
Introduction | |
Budgeting Today | |
Performance Budgeting | |
Aligning Budget, Performance, and Cost 'Silos' | |
'Stuck' in Electronic Spreadsheets | |
The Way Forward-Shaping the Budget Office of Tomorrow | |
Endnotes | |
Linking Performance and Budgeting: Opportunities in the Federal Budget Process | p. 19 |
Introduction | |
The Federal Budget and Performance-Historical Antecedents | |
Bush Administration Efforts Designed to Better Integrate Budget and Performance Information | |
A Comprehensive Framework for Considering Budget and Performance Integration | |
Potential Uses of Performance-Informed Budgeting in the Federal Budget Process | |
Findings and Recommendations | |
Endnotes | |
Staying the Course: The Use of Performance Measurement in State Governments | p. 71 |
Introduction | |
The State Budget Process: Contextual Influences and Where Performance Data Fits In | |
Performance-Based Budgeting Initiatives in the States: 1990s and Today | |
State Experience with Performance Measurement | |
Thinking Broadly: Managerial Uses of Performance Measurement | |
Conclusions for Public Managers | |
Endnotes | |
Bibliography | |
Moving from Outputs to Outcomes: Practical Advice from Governments Around the World | p. 107 |
Introduction | |
Why Is a Strategic Focus on Outcomes Considered So Important? | |
How Outcomes Are Being Linked to Strategy | |
Making It Happen: Approaches to Facilitating Implementation | |
The Role of Monitoring and Evaluation in Making an Outcome Approach Possible | |
How Countries Are Reporting on Outcomes and Providing for Their Credibility | |
Using Outcome Information Meaningfully | |
Acknowledgments | |
Endnotes | |
Performance Budgeting: How NASA and SBA Link Costs and Performance | p. 169 |
Introduction | |
The Foundation of Costing Performance Budgets | |
A Framework for Integrating Costs and Performance | |
Case Study of NASA: How Full Cost Supports Performance Budgeting | |
Case Study of SBA: How Activity-Based Costing Improves Performance Budgeting | |
Recommendations | |
Acknowledgments | |
Endnotes | |
Bibliography | |
About the Contributors | p. 224 |
About the IBM Center for The Business of Government | p. 229 |
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