Results-Based Approach
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A Results-Based Approach is a management paradigm that organizes actions, processes, and resources primarily around achieving measurable outcomes rather than following prescribed procedures or activitys.
- AKA: Outcome-Driven Approach, Results-Focused Method, Outcome-Based Framework, Performance-Oriented Methodology.
- Context:
- It can typically define Results-Based Success through results-based outcome measurement rather than results-based activity tracking.
- It can typically structure Results-Based Planning around results-based desired outcomes rather than results-based process steps.
- It can typically allocate Results-Based Resource based on results-based outcome potential.
- It can typically evaluate Results-Based Progress through results-based achievement indicators.
- It can typically hold Results-Based Stakeholder accountable for results-based outcome delivery.
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- It can often implement Results-Based Feedback System for continuous results-based performance improvement.
- It can often adapt Results-Based Implementation Strategy based on results-based contextual factors.
- It can often employ Results-Based Incentive Structure to reinforce results-based outcome achievement.
- It can often establish Results-Based Reporting Mechanism to track results-based performance data.
- It can often incorporate Results-Based Learning Process to enhance results-based future performance.
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- It can range from being a Simple Results-Based Approach to being a Complex Results-Based Approach, depending on its results-based outcome complexity.
- It can range from being a Tactical Results-Based Approach to being a Strategic Results-Based Approach, depending on its results-based organizational level.
- It can range from being a Short-Term Results-Based Approach to being a Long-Term Results-Based Approach, depending on its results-based time horizon.
- It can range from being a Rigid Results-Based Approach to being a Flexible Results-Based Approach, depending on its results-based adaptation capacity.
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- It can integrate with Results-Based Monitoring System for results-based performance tracking.
- It can connect to Results-Based Reward System for results-based motivation enhancement.
- It can support Results-Based Decision Framework for results-based choice optimization.
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- Examples:
- Results-Based Approach Domain Applications, such as:
- Business Results-Based Approaches, such as:
- Public Sector Results-Based Approaches, such as:
- Development Results-Based Approaches, such as:
- Results-Based Approach Implementation Methodologys, such as:
- Structured Results-Based Approaches, such as:
- Adaptive Results-Based Approaches, such as:
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- Results-Based Approach Domain Applications, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Process-Based Approach, which prioritizes procedural correctness over results-based outcome achievement.
- Input-Oriented Framework, which focuses on resource utilization rather than results-based outcome generation.
- Activity-Centered Method, which emphasizes task completion without necessarily connecting to results-based ultimate outcomes.
- Compliance-Driven System, which prioritizes rule adherence over results-based effectiveness.
- Effort-Based Evaluation Model, which measures time and energy expended rather than results-based meaningful impact.
- See: Performance Management Framework, Outcome Measurement System, Value Delivery Approach, Impact Assessment Methodology, Strategic Management System.