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Embedding EDI as KPIs: The organisations using inclusion metrics as performance indicators

Chartered Management Institute

Interview: Embedding EDI as KPIs: The organisations using inclusion metrics as performance indicators Written by Sonia Sharma-Karia Wednesday 02 August 2023 Share Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share via email How do we make equality, diversity and inclusion a measurable goal and an aspect of our strategic success?

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Why User Experience Always Has to Come First

Harvard Business Review

“Our goal is to give people the best ad experience possible on mobile. That is, platform providers and innovation ecosystems are rethinking how they really make money from, and with, their customers and partners. Entire KPI dashboards have apparently been built around receptivity/abandonment behaviors.

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8 Reasons Companies Don’t Capture More Value

Harvard Business Review

Their innovation efforts tend to be focused wholly on the creation of new value; meanwhile, the question of how exactly they will be compensated for it usually goes unexamined. But in truth businesses rarely focus on only profitability; most strive to satisfy various stakeholders and meet the goals of balanced scorecards.

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Four Ways to Scale Digital Capabilities on Your Team

Harvard Business Review

A Center of Excellence model, where an internal unit leads and convenes efforts, can be effective for crafting a digital strategy, driving innovation, and developing guidelines. You can also identify a knowledge sharing goal as a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) of project success, alongside on time and on budget.

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The Most Common Reasons Customer Experience Programs Fail

Harvard Business Review

Big, strategic goals evolve into score improvements and incrementalism instead of gleaning useful insights that allow change with confidence. Most CX programs are broken in similar ways: They are not designed with change or innovation in mind. They have “soft” metrics rather than real business goals.