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Rully Agus Hendrawan [email protected]
Business intelligence &
Data Warehouse
Measure Metrics KPI
Lecture
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Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
I want to manage my employees
I want to measure the performance of my employees
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
I want to manage my employees
I want to measure the performance of my employees
How can you count this?
Key Indicator
Performance of employees
• How many times he/she comes late
• % deadline
• % presence / absence
… etc
Key Indicator
Performance of employees
• How many times he/she comes late
• % deadline
• % presence / absence
… there’re many things that
can be counted …
Key Indicator
Performance of employees
• How many times he/she comes late
• % Deadline
• % Presence / absence
• … etc
… but, remember …
Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
Eg.• How many stars in the sky?• How many hairs do you have on your head?
Albert Einstein
"Not everything that counts can be counted,
and
not everything that can be counted counts."
Why?
not everything that can be counted counts."
I want to manage my employees
NOT- important- significant- related
to/for our objective
Quantitative
• Numerical data
• Easier to summarize and compare
It can be counted, but does it counts?
• Ordinal
– Can be ranked
• Socioeconomic status– High
– Medium
– Low
• How important is religion to you?– Not very
– Fairly
– Very
– Most
• Interval
– Can be ranked, Equal distance
– No absolute zero
• Fahrenheit temperature scale– 17-18 = 89-90
• IQ
• Ratio
– Nominal + Ordinal + Interval
– True Zero
• Age, Cash you’re carrying, Number of siblings, GPA