Measurement madness
recognizing and avoiding the pitfalls of performance measurement
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Author
Contributions
- Micheli, Pietro, 1978- author - Contributor
- Pavlov, Andrey, 1981- author - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Wiley, England
Language
English
Word Count
55,750 words, Guess
Page Count
223 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemeasurementmadne0000unse
- ISBN-101119970709
- ISBN-139781119970705
- Library of Congress Control Number2014020919
- Library of Congress Control Number2014021867
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number880960121
- Better World Books9781119970705
- Better World BooksKS-459-842
- Open LibraryOL27176603M
Classifications
- DDC658.4/013
- LCCHF5549.5.P35 G73 2015
- LCCHF5549.5.P35 M427 2014
and 1 more
- LCCHF5549.5.P35
Description
"The ultimate guide to performance management and how to avoid the often bizarre unintended consequences of KPIsThe results of well-intended performance measurement are sometimes bizarre and bewildering. World leaders in business performance, the authors of Measurement Madness have amassed a wealth of real-life business stories, producing this timely how-to guide for avoiding the unintended consequences that come from measuring people, processes and organizations.Measurement Madness is a lively and informative take on this topical subject. Peppered with anecdotal evidence, it uses case studies to reveal some of the more outrageous and unexpected outcomes of KPIs, but also to show what performance management success looks like. Management theories are used to underline types of behavior and, most importantly, how they can be anticipated.This book gives you guiding principles for avoiding common pitfalls, such as setting the wrong performance targets and measuring what is easy rather than what is useful. It provides reliable, practical advice demonstrating how to create meaningful performance measurement. Authors are from the world-leading Business Performance team at Cranfield University in the U.K. which has a world-renowned reputation for close partnerships with industry Case studies include U.S., U.K., and international examples of performance management from real business stories Ironically, Measurement Madness might just be the key to saving your sanity for the next round of performance management"--
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