Student Success Statement
"i wish i wasn't trying to leave a legacy. I was trying to do what was right."]
Dean Smith
Reflection: Effectiveness is an external measure of process output or
quality. It can and should be evaluated the way
stakeholders, clients, customers, or other recipients of the
service or product evaluate it. In the academic
environment, effectiveness can be indicated by items such
as students learning what they need to know, or providing
the optimum mix of curricular opportunities.
Ineffectiveness can be due to lack of focus, poor
communication, or otherwise being out of touch with
stakeholders’ needs and expectations. Effectiveness is
critical for organizational success in a competitive
environment. Additionally, in a competitive environment. Efficiency is generally thought of as an internal measure of
process operations, although improving efficiency may
benefit stakeholders as well as the organization. In the
academic environment, efficiency can be related to items
such as classroom usage, or ease and time to register, or
textbook availability. Inefficiency can be caused by process
errors, inaccessible information, bottlenecks in the process,
variation in the process, or costly or non-value added steps
in the process. Improving efficiency leads to improved
utilization of resources, and can also lead to reduced costs
or time to deliver a product or service.
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