P.R. Institute of Statistics seeks public comment on its services
As part of a strategic planning effort to be met after 11 years of operations, the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics is inviting its website users and the general public to participate in a six-question survey through which it seeks to gather feedback about its strengths, weaknesses and opportunities
“We invite all users of estadisticas.pr and the services
we offer at the Institute to participate in this short survey that will allow
us to obtain valuable information for a strategic organizational development
plan we are undertaking,” said the Institute’s Executive Director Mario
Marazzi.
The proposed plan aims to
conduct an organizational assessment to identify and know where the Institute
is since the start of its operations in 2007.
“This effort does not aim
to promote a restructuring or reorganization of the Institute. Quite the
opposite. What we seek is to know where Institute is effective and where it can
improve; to better understand where the Institute is currently positioned
vis-a-vis its founding law to implement its mission more effectively,” said
Marazzi.
As part of that effort, the
Institute hired the consulting firm Linterna, which has been developing an
organizational diagnosis and mid-term development plan for the Institute. For
the project, Linterna is collecting information both internally and externally
through the survey.
