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Establish and Track Performance Measures

Criteria that Customers Consider Important

What Each Team is Being Asked to Do

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Establish and Track Performance Measures

It is increasingly important for IS&T to establish and track performance measures linked to customer satisfaction. IS&T needs to be able to document our current performance, and work on improving in areas when there are gaps between the customers requirements and the present capability.

All teams are being asked to fill out the attached template. This approach will require your team to clarify its purpose along with your goals and how you would measure performance.


Criteria that Customers Consider Important

Your team may find it helpful to collect data on the quantity of work (e.g., number of transactions, traffic, etc.). However, the intent in this instance is to link your measures to the customer's requirements. Therefore, you may find it useful to consider various criteria that customers consider important, such as:

  • Responsiveness - timeliness, follow-up, follow-through
  • Availability - accessibility, ease in making contact, coverage
  • Performance - accuracy, capacity, turn-around time
  • Quality - reliability (up-time), dependability, level of expertise
  • Functionality - ease of use, compatibility, security, flexibility

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What Each Team is Being Asked to Do

Each team is being asked to:

  • clarify your team's purpose and goals;
  • establish performance measures for each goal that link to the customer;
  • have the Team Leader consult with the Director to be sure the measures are aligned;
  • collect data going forward on these measures;
  • establish performance improvement targets for important service areas;
  • review measures and trends at team meetings (at least on a monthly basis);
  • report performance measures to the Director on a monthly basis for inclusion in the quarterly report.

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