Governor Inslee is highly committed to improving government performance and expanding Lean management principles.

Learn more about Lean in Washington state government here.

 

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Lean Transformation Report: 2012 and Beyond

Read the inaugural report of Executive Cabinet agencies’ progress. It highlights key activities and salient project examples that are leading to a Lean transformation. Learn more »

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2012 Lean Transformation Conference

The Governor's Office of Accountability & Performance hosted a free conference Oct. 23-24, 2012 at the Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center, to advance Lean thinking, tools and techniques. Learn more »

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Management Framework

View Washington's Management Framework, a tool that helps managers understand the Governor's expectations for achieving excellent performance. Learn more »

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Performance audit action plans

Find state agency action plans for addressing performance audit findings by the State Auditor’s Office. Learn more »

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Annual report to citizens

Read the Governor’s annual report to citizens on the performance of state agency programs. Learn more »

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What is GMAP?

Government Management Accountability and Performance (GMAP) is the former tool Washington state agencies used to measure, improve and report their performance.

Governor Inlsee closed out GMAP April 24, 2013 to transition to Results Washington.

GMAP closeout information:

Recent Performance Updates:

Lean Process Improvement:

Find handouts and videos from the 2012 Washington State Government Lean Transformation Conference.

Learn about state agencies using Lean initiatives for continuous improvement.

Resources to learn about Lean.