April 2015
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
8h 47m
English
If a KPI project fails or lacks momentum, one often can look back to this stage and see where it all went wrong. The success of a KPI project rests with trained home-grown staff who have been reassigned so that they are full time on the project. The developing of home-grown resources who have the time to develop into measurement experts is vital.
This activity was step two in the first and second editions of this book. As mentioned in Chapter 7, there needs to be a new approach to measurement that is done by staff who have been suitably trained: an approach that is consultative, promotes partnership between staff and management, and, finally, achieves behavioral alignment to the organization's critical success ...