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International Conference on Services Sectors

12th Feb – 13th Feb 2027 Athens, Greece Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Services Sectors conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track focuses on the theoretical frameworks and practical applications of performance management within the public sector. It aims to explore how these theories can be effectively implemented to enhance organizational efficiency and accountability.

This session will delve into various evaluation methods and practices used in public policy to assess efficiency and effectiveness. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to performance benchmarking and measurement.

This track examines the relationship between performance information utilization and organizational learning. It will highlight strategies for leveraging performance data to foster continuous improvement within public institutions.

This session aims to establish a dialogue on the definitions and implications of output, outcome, and quality indicators in public service performance. The focus will be on how these indicators can guide policy and practice.

This track investigates the interplay between organizational values, cultural contexts, and performance management practices. It seeks to understand how cultural dimensions influence performance outcomes.

This session will explore the critical roles of leadership and accountability in enhancing public sector performance. Discussions will focus on effective leadership strategies that promote transparency and responsibility.

This track highlights innovative practices and technologies in public sector management. Participants will share insights on how innovation can drive performance improvements and service delivery.

This session focuses on the management of technology in public infrastructure projects. It will address challenges and best practices for optimizing performance in the context of technological advancements.

This track examines the role of the public sector as a venture capitalist and entrepreneur. Discussions will center on how public institutions can foster innovation and economic growth through entrepreneurial practices.

This session will explore the role of performance measurement in transforming institutional settings. Participants will discuss how effective measurement practices can facilitate change and improve service delivery.

This track investigates the relationships between performance management practices and their policy contexts. It aims to identify how policy frameworks can influence performance outcomes in the public sector.

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