MSM welcomes 25 Senior Officials of Badan Pemeriksa Keuangan (BPK), the Indonesian Court of Audit, from October 2nd till October 28th 2011.
The group will follow a tailor-made program on the topic of Business Process Management approach in the Public Sector Institution.
The visit is split in 3 parts:
The first and final part will be delivered at MSM by Mr. Leo Kerklaan and Mr. Geert Heling who respectively lecture on Performance Management and Change Management.
The second, middle part, Process Management and Performance Management within the Government will be delivered in The Hague at the The Netherlands Court of Audit.
Work visits are organized to the Nederlandsche Bank in Amsterdam and on special request to Sabic in Sittard.
The tailor made program is developed by MSM’s International Projects and Consultancies Department (IPD).
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As Supreme Audit Institution, the Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia (BPK) plays a crucial role in improving the accountability and transparency of the Indonesian state finances. In today’s Indonesian context, this is a high-profile and politically sensitive position, even more because BPK is one of the three government institutions pioneering the Bureaucratic Reform Agenda.
BPK is in the process of organizational reform, as one of the organizations piloting the bureaucratic reform agenda. Enhancement of its operational performance is required, for which a reform of its core operational processes is required.
The tailor made training targets this internal process reform, providing the competencies and insights in various aspects of performance management, process mapping and organizational analysis and supporting in the re-design of business processes in the organization.
At BPK, the training operation will be guided by the Research and development department. The training targets a group of 25 professional staff from BPK, representing different sections of the organization.'