Achievement indicator
An indicator measuring whether the process's expected outcome was actually achieved, as distinct from those measuring flow, quality or control.
An indicator measuring whether the process's expected outcome was actually achieved, as distinct from those measuring flow, quality or control. Every approved process must have at least one.
It is the one usually missing. Almost every process measures activity — cases handled, timings, volume — and very few measure whether the outcome that justified the process actually came about.
