5 Crucial Metrics ARM Business Owners Should Be Tracking

 

What are Crucial Metrics or KPIs?

A Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is any measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is reaching key business objectives. KPIs can be used to track high-level goals and lower-level goals—including those specific to a particular industry or department.

High-level KPIs may focus on the overall performance of the business, while low-level KPIs may focus on departmental process like customer service, sales, or teams.

How to Define Your Own KPI

Well-defined KPIs allow owners to measure and track the underlying operational objectives that are critical to business success (like monthly revenue or operating costs).

  1. What is your desired outcome?
  2. Why is this outcome important?
  3. Are you able to measure progress? How?
  4. Can you influence the outcome? How?
  5. Who will be held responsible for the outcome?
  6. How will you know you’ve reached your outcome?
  7. How often will you review progress?
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