DESIGN OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING PERFORMANCE PRISM FOR OIL AND GAS PROJECT: CASE STUDY BKP OFFSHORE BROWNFIELD PROJECT IN MAHAKAM DELTA, EAST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA
Current performance management for project execution in the Company is measured with the strategy and process on how to achieve the target based on technical guidelines. Critical decision-making mostly depends on management’s experiences. The Company’s position as State-Owned Enterprises in Indon...
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Current performance management for project execution in the Company is
measured with the strategy and process on how to achieve the target based on
technical guidelines. Critical decision-making mostly depends on management’s
experiences. The Company’s position as State-Owned Enterprises in Indonesia
receives high expectations from stakeholders. The complexity of the business has
made the development of the Performance Management System (PMS) for oil and
gas project in the Company, is important as basis and guideline to overcome the
issues.
This final project aims to design an appropriate PMS and identify important Key
Performance Indicators (KPI) that can be implemented during the execution of oil
and gas project in the Company. The design was developed from specific literature
Performance Prism and previous project’s lessons learned, which elaborated the
various stakeholders point of views, combined with cascading process in employee
levels and presented the linkages using weight ratio.
The questionnaire was addressed to various stakeholders who were involved in the
project execution. There were 31 respondents who selected 90 KPIs and gave
ratings on current performance. The weight ratio of defined criteria, sub-criteria and
KPI was calculated using Analytical Hierarchy Process. The scoring system was
conducted using the Objective Matrix and Traffic Light System to evaluate the
performance.
Findings of this final project provide totally 61 KPIs as leading indicators that are
useful to design PMS. These KPIs to be implemented from early stage of new
project or on-going project in the Company. Further benchmarking to the other
sister companies within subsidiary is required to identify the best KPI approach. |
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