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Recommended Reading:
A. Neely
R. Simons
R. Kaplan & D. Norton

 









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Figure 2: Beyond Performance Measurement (by Neely

Until and unless the data is acted upon, there is no value in measuring (apart from perhaps a degree of ‘comfort’, if the measure happens to be showing a serendipitously positive trend). If you want to get real value from your measurement system, someone, somewhere has got to act on the data that the measurement system is generating (Neely, 2002).

Data from the measurement system needs to be analyzed. Analysts have to actually mine the data and understand what messages it contains for the organization – seeking to identify trends, patterns and correlations across the separate data sets. Then someone has to explore what the insights are and what they mean for the organization. They have to make judgments about what has to be changed in the business and how it can be changed (Neely, 2002).

 

 
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