Measuring Business Performance

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Eddie Davila

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01 Introduction

001 Measuring business performance.mp4

01:27

02 Basics of Measuring Business Performance

001 Why companies measure.mp4

02:14

002 Performance measurement terminology.mp4

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003 What should my company measure .mp4

02:54

03 Developing a Metric

001 Characteristic of a good metric.mp4

03:51

002 Additional considerations in developing good metrics.mp4

02:52

003 The four types of data analytics.mp4

03:11

04 Systems of Metrics

001 Three categories of performance measurement.mp4

03:45

002 Measuring performance with a map.mp4

03:12

003 Evaluating a system of metrics.mp4

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05 Performance Measurement Tools

001 Using scorecards to measure and manage performance.mp4

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002 Dashboard and data considerations when measuring business performance.mp4

03:11

06 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

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All companies are looking for that perfect metric, the one data point that will tell them everything they need to be successful. Measuring errors abound, but developing better metrics can be difficult. In this course, ASU instructor Eddie Davila walks you through how to create metrics that work well for your company. Eddie explains why it is important to measure performance and what some of the most common errors are in measuring your own company’s performance. He goes over what makes a good metric, how to evaluate your current measurement system to see if it aligns with your organization goals and how you can develop and test a system of measurement from scratch. Eddie also covers the importance of data visualization tools, such as dashboards and infographics.

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Mechanical Engineering

Eddie Davila

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Theater, business, and materials science engineering. What could I possibly do with that mix of training/education? Little did I know that everything I had done would create the perfect mix for the life I would have today. Supply chain is sort of a perfect mix of business and engineering concepts. Teaching in lecture halls is theater. Online videos are my opportunity to write and be on-screen. Students and co-workers create the perfect atmosphere to drive me creatively. I've taught over 30,000 students in-person, thousands more in online classes, and millions have seen my online videos. I’ve been blessed with an incredibly rewarding life and career. I'm constantly looking for opportunities to be the dumbest person in the room. On a never-ending search for new ways to inspire, educate, and innovate. I hate best practices. Always looking to do things the wrong way.

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