
What you’ll learn.
Course requirements.
Who this course is for.
Content summary.
Define the most impactful metrics for your business and present them as key performance indicators: quantifiable measurements that gauge long-term performance to monitor progress and guide decisions.
Learn how KPIs differ from goals and how six benefits (transparency around performance, accountability, informed decision-making, measurable targets, pattern analysis, and integrated data) drive crisis-time business performance.
Design SMART key performance indicators that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound, and align them with organizational goals while monitoring progress and adjusting as needed.
Design and monitor financial KPIs through dashboard reporting to track expenses, sales, profit, and cash flow, using top metrics such as gross and net profit margins, liquidity, and efficiency ratios.
Design manufacturing KPIs to monitor, analyze, and optimize production across quantity, quality, and cost. Track top metrics like OEE, TEEP, downtime, defect density, on-time delivery, and revenue per employee.
Identify procurement KPIs as measurable values to monitor quantity, quality, cost, timing, and sourcing, covering 15 metrics like compliance rate, lead time, and spend under management.
Design sales kpis to track growth and revenue using a dashboard that highlights gross and net profit margins, revenue, prospecting activity, customer retention, and churn rate.
Design and measure customer service KPIs such as first response time (FRT), customer retention rate, CSAT, and first contact resolution (FCR) to optimize support performance and achieve objectives.
Design crisis-time KPIs tracking cash flow, liquidity, revenue, costs, margins, productivity, supply chain resilience, customer retention, and risk mitigation for proactive decision making.
Want KPIs that actually drive performance, not just numbers on a dashboard?
This practical, fast-paced course shows you how to design Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that connect to real business goals across every major function. Whether you're a manager, consultant, analyst, or business owner, you'll learn a repeatable method for building SMART KPIs you can apply immediately.
No filler, no heavy theory, just the core skills you need to measure what matters.
What you'll learn
What a KPI really is, and how good KPIs differ from vanity metrics
How to build SMART KPIs step by step
Ready-to-use KPI examples for Finance, Manufacturing, Retail, Logistics, Procurement, Sales, HR, and Customer Service
How to redesign KPIs when business conditions change, or a crisis hits
18 practical steps for setting KPIs under pressure, plus 17 high-impact crisis KPIs
Why this course
It's designed to be completed in one short sitting and turned into action the same day. Every concept is tied to practical examples you can adapt to your own organization and Excel.
Who this course is for
Managers, team leaders, business owners, management consultants, business and performance analysts, project managers, and anyone responsible for measuring or improving performance.
Requirements
A basic familiarity with business operations and Microsoft Excel. No prior KPI experience needed.
Enroll now and start building KPIs that move the business forward.
Topics that we will discuss:
What is a KPI?
What are KPIs' benefits for businesses?
Examples of KPIs for each business function
How to set KPIs - Practical session
Why should we redefine business KPIs in crisis times?
Environmental Scanning from a strategic perspective
Review and evaluate business objectives
Redesign organization chart, why, and how?
Review business processes, workflows, and SOPs
Conduct a job analysis for critical positions based on new market requirements
Develop new KPIs based on the new criteria
Add preventive actions through the KPI system
KPIs and CSR
KPIs and CSF
How to implement new changes
Implementation challenges, and how to deal with them
Why should we evaluate business performance?
Evaluation tools (MBO, OKR, and BSC)
All businesses are suffering (Fact)
Copyrights acknowledgment:
Pictures of dashboards are from (datapine)
Videos, Icons, and Pictures are from the following resources:
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