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Performance Measurement
Performance Measurement
Unrealised Goals and Strategies
Unrealised Goals and Strategies
Without clear and workable metrics, a good data foundation, and efficient tactics for resource usage, your Goals and Strategies shall be adversely impacted by encountering these top-3 problems to your overall Operational Philosophy
Inability to Measure Progress and Success: Without clear metrics, it's difficult to gauge whether you’re making progress toward your goals or achieving success. This lack of measurement can result in unclear objectives, making it challenging to track performance, identify issues, or make informed adjustments. You will even find it difficult to demonstrate value or justify your resource allocations.
Data Quality and Reliability Issues: Poor data governance can lead to inconsistent, inaccurate, or outdated/missing data, which undermines the reliability of your decision-making. Inaccurate data can result in misguided strategies, poor execution, and an inability to address problems effectively. This is a vicious circle that will eventually erode trust in the data and reduce the effectiveness of operational decisions time and time again.
Wasted Resources and Inefficiencies: Inefficient use of resources can cause delays, increased costs, and missed opportunities. Without a structured tactical approach to resource allocation and management, you may experience overlapping efforts, under-utilised assets, excessive energy use, re-do inefficiencies, and the resultant unplanned downtime. This will no doubt strain budgets, reduce productivity, and lead to frustratingly sub-optimal outcomes across the organisation.
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