Performance Reporting and Program Budgeting: Tools for Program Evaluation

Strategic Planning and Program Budgeting for Libraries

THISARTICLE WILL EXAMINE what products and services libraries offer their customers, define some of them, and show how to calculate the full cost of providing them. Program budgeting and cost-finding methodologies are outlined that will help administrators perform “strategic budgeting”-i.e., defining what services to keep, where to cut back, and what to eliminate in their own library.

Program Budgeting and Marginal Analysis (PBMA) A Method for Prioritizing Resources: A Review Article

Introduction: The optimal allocation of resources is based on the resource requirement of important functions of the health system. The aim of this study is to introduce marginal budget planning and marginal analysis as a new approach to allocating resources of health system resources. Methods: Using the Medline and Google Scholar databases and the PBMA keyword search, studies published in rele...

Tools That Led To Increased Program Performance

This papers describes a set of tools that help a programmer be more e cient in optimizing scienti c programs for a parallel computer. The design of these tools emerged from experience gained during a successful optimization e ort on a set of representative supercomputer application codes. We have developed a number of utilities that complement available Unix tools. Additional tools o er a highe...

Fiscal Federalism: Program Budgeting and the Multilevel Governmental Setting

Scheme Program Documentation Tools

This paper describes and discusses two different Scheme documentation tools. The first is SchemeDoc, which is intended for documentation of the interfaces of Scheme libraries (APIs). The second is the Scheme Elucidator, which is for internal documentation of Scheme programs. Although the tools are separate and intended for different documentation purposes they are related to each other in sever...