Retail KPIs in practice – Foot Locker 2010
Foot Locker, Inc., the New York-based specialty athletic retailer, recently reported first quarter financial results. Some of the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) used within the report are:
Posts Tagged ‘Performance Measurement’
What is wrong with Performance Measurement?
smartKPIs.com Performance Architect update 19/2010
A simple answer is over-reliance on measurement and its merits.
Since ancient times, humans had a fascination with measurement. In discovering the natural universe, measurement has its merits and one might say it is indispensable.
Performance Measurement case study – KPI examples in UK higher education
What
The annual publication of “Performance indicators in higher education in the UK 2008/2009” offers a brief presentation of the higher education institutions in the UK, in terms of performance and the indicators used to monitor it.
Little’s Law: a fundamental principle used in performance measurement and Lean Six Sigma
Developed in 1961 by a former Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor, John D. C. Little, the law that carries his name (Little’s Law) has emerged from being a queue theory at its origins to being applied currently in a variety of other aspects of every-day life, such as: Project Management, Manufacturing, Supply Chain etc.
Let’s Do It! – Clean a Country in One Day – Performance Measurement Case Study
The “Let’s do it! ” initiative, a country clean-up project, was born in Estonia in 2008. By mobilizing the wider community, a team of volunteers succeeded in cleaning the waste deposited in many places across the country. Realized exclusively with volunteers, good-will and with the support of technology, the project was of a great success, replicated or in the process of being replicated in 7 other countries: Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovenia, Portugal, India and Italy.
