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Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
Whilst managing and growing a business is not an exact science, it does take a tremendous amount of discipline, using proven methodologies and data analyses, to execute your strategies and plans well. We call this operationalising your vision and strategy to deliver values...and this is exactly what we do together with our clients to pursue success.
The document discusses barriers to implementing strategy and how a balanced scorecard can help overcome those barriers. It outlines common barriers like strategies not being understood, lack of alignment between goals/incentives and strategy, and budgets/resources not linked to strategy. It then presents how a balanced scorecard can help by linking incentives to execution, aligning budgets with strategy, and spending more time on strategy. The balanced scorecard provides a framework to translate strategies into objectives and measures across financial, customer, internal process, and learning/growth perspectives.
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
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This workshop will help you choose the key numbers that will help you identify problems early, and solve them fast. If you get these numbers right, they will drive better financial results!
Metrics that Motivate webinar - June 2017RESULTS.com
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
Whilst managing and growing a business is not an exact science, it does take a tremendous amount of discipline, using proven methodologies and data analyses, to execute your strategies and plans well. We call this operationalising your vision and strategy to deliver values...and this is exactly what we do together with our clients to pursue success.
The document discusses barriers to implementing strategy and how a balanced scorecard can help overcome those barriers. It outlines common barriers like strategies not being understood, lack of alignment between goals/incentives and strategy, and budgets/resources not linked to strategy. It then presents how a balanced scorecard can help by linking incentives to execution, aligning budgets with strategy, and spending more time on strategy. The balanced scorecard provides a framework to translate strategies into objectives and measures across financial, customer, internal process, and learning/growth perspectives.
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
To get the best results from implementing RESULTS.com, we recommend that you start by getting clear on the key numbers that will drive your success.
Research shows that (unfortunately) 92% of companies do a poor job of measuring Key Performance Indicators (KPI's). If that sounds like you, we can definitely help!
What are the key numbers that will drive and predict the success of your current business model? Your teams? Your key people?
Choosing the right KPI's (and making them visible) tells your people what they need to pay attention to. In other words, KPI's drive the right behaviors.
This workshop will help you choose the key numbers that will help you identify problems early, and solve them fast. If you get these numbers right, they will drive better financial results!
Metrics that Motivate webinar - June 2017RESULTS.com
Metrics (also called Key Performance Indicators) are what you use to measure the performance of every functional area of your organization; the things you do every day to create leads, make sales, provide your products and services, keep your customers happy, grow cash and make profits. We call this stuff “Business As Usual”. Once you determine the Metrics for every functional area, you should be able to distill a smaller subset of Metrics that you deem to be “critical success factors” - the most important drivers of your current operating model.
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2. Marketing KPIs Idea
Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) •
Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs) •
Cost per Lead • New Customers
Cost per Acquisition
Upsell & Cross-Sell Rates
Conversion Rates (For Specific Goals)
Social Program ROI (By Platform)
Organic Traffic & Leads
Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)
Average Order Value
Total Revenue
Revenue by Product or Service
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
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3. Social Media Team KPIs Idea
Social Share of Voice (SSoV)
Total Reach
Total Impressions
Followers or Fans or Subscribers
Audience Growth Rate
Share Rate (Shares or ReTweets)
Interest Rate (Likes, Reactions, Favorites)
Response Rate (Comments, Replies)
Key Post or Hashtag Reach
Link Clicks
Site Traffic From Social (By Platform)
Conversions From Social
Conversion Rate From Social
Revenue From Social
Social Program ROI
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4. Sales KPI Idea
New Inbound Leads
Lead Response Time
Lead Conversion %
New Qualified Opportunities
Total Pipeline Value
Lead-to-Opportunity %
Opportunity-to-Order %
Average Order Value
Average Sales Cycle Time
Revenue Per Rep • Upsell %
Cross-Sell %
Sales Volume by Location
Sales Change (YoY, QoQ. MoM)
Sales Target % (Actual/Forecast)
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5. Operational KPIs Idea
Labor Utilization
Employee Turnover Rate
Employee Absence Rate
Employee Training Rate
ROI of Outsourcing
Labor Materials
Operating Margins
Customer Lifetime Value
Processes and Procedures Developed
Cash Flow
Project Schedule Variance
Order Fulfilment Cycle Time
Delivery In Full On Time Rate
Rework Rate
Customer Complaints
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6. Customer Service KPIs Idea
Number of Issues (By Type)
First Response Time (FRT)
First Contact Resolution Rate
Average Response Time
Average Resolution Time
Most Active Support Agents
Cost Per Conversation
Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
Positive Customer Reviews
Customer Effort Score
Customer Retention Rate (CRR)
Support Costs / Revenue Ratio
Knowledge Base Articles
Employee Engagement
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7. Finance KPIs Idea
Gross Profit Margin (and %)
Operating Profit Margin (and %)
Net Profit Margin (and %)
Operating Expense Ratio
Working Capital Ratio
Debt-To-Equity Ratio
Quick Ratio (Acid Test)
Current Ratio
Berry Ratio (gross profit to operating expenses)
Return on Assets
Cash Conversion Cycle
Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio
Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio
Budget Variance
Payroll Headcount Ratio
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8. Manager KPI Idea
Customer Acquisition Cost
Customer Lifetime Value
Customer Satisfaction Score
Sales Target % (Actual/Forecast)
Sales by Product or Service
Revenue per FTE
Revenue per Customer
Operating Margin
Gross Margin
ROE (Return on Equity)
ROA (Return on Assets)
Current Ratio (Assets/Liabilities)
Debt to Equity Ratio
Working Capital
Employee Satisfaction Rating
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9. Project Management KPI Idea
On-Time Completion %
Milestones on Time %
Estimate to Project Completion
Adjustments To Schedule
Planned vs. Actual Hours
Resource Capacity %
Budget Variance (Planned vs Actual)
Budget Iterations
Planned Value
Net Promoter Score
Number of Errors
Customer Complaints
Change Requests
Billable Utilization
Return On Investment (ROI)
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10. HR People Management KPIs Idea
Absenteeism rate
ROI of outsourcing
Succession planning rate
Open/closed grievances
Promotion rate
Time to productivity
Successor gap rate
Worker composition by gender, experience, and tenure •
Internal mobility
Manager quality index
HR effectiveness
Employee satisfaction rates
Training ROI
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11. HR Compensation KPIs Idea
HR functional operating expense rate
Labor cost per FTE
Labor cost revenue percent
Labor cost revenue expense percent
Total benefits as a percentage of labor costs
Revenue per FTE
Profit vs. compensation per FTE
Human capital ROI
HR functional cost per employee
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12. HR Recruitment KPIs Idea
Quality of hire
Vacancy rate
Turnover rate
Resignation/retirement rate
External hire rate
Time-to-fill
Diversity, experience, and gender hire ratio
Recruiting funnel metrics
Talent import/export ratio
Voluntary turnover rate
Retention rate
Recruiting expense per new hire
Retirement rate forecast
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13. IT Team KPIs Idea
Total Support Tickets
Open Support Tickets
Ticket Resolution Time
Reopened Tickets
Average Time Between Failures
Projects on Budget
Average Time to Repair
Uptime %
Server Downtime
Security Related Downtime
Total Projects
Critical Bugs
IT Support Employees Per End Users
IT Costs vs Revenue
IT Team Turnover
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