Promotion on Global Organizational Efficiency Data - Spans of Control and Reporting Layers

During February 2010 NexGen offers a promotion on Organizational Efficiency Metrics:


As a promotion, we offer an analysis of functions for spans of control and reporting layers. No further data is needed (we can use the data that we received for the 2009 GOES Survey - unless your organization changed significantly over 2009). If your organization changed significantly since you submitted your data, a data refresh is strongly recommended ($3,000)

Internal Benchmarking and tabulation of your organization:
Tabulation of actual spans and layers for 6 functions of your choice: $ 15,000 

External Benchmarking against our SOF and / or NexGen Best in Class
Add $3,000 to (per function) to have it benchmarked against a peer group of your choice.
 
This promotion runs until March 1st, 2010.


See below some key graphs (with data tables) that are available:
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Distribution Employees

This comparison lays out how many employees there are per reporting layer (CEO = layer 1).

It gives critical insight in how many reporting layers an organization or function has.
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Cumulative Distribution Employees

This indicator helps when setting and analyzing reporting layer targets.

It is easy to read what percentage of the employees reside in for example the first 8 reporting layers.
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Average Span of Control

One of the most interesting graphs that depicts the span of control by reporting layer.
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People Manager Variance

This graph shows by reporting layer the percentage of people managers vs individual contributors