Business Change and The KPI's Flashcards

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Define Business Change

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The planned or unplanned change to a business in response to internal or external pressures

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What are the words for small and large changes

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Small: Incremental
Large: Significant

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Define Proactive Change

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The planning of change to either avoid a threat or capitalise on an opportunity

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Define Reactive Change

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When a business makes changes to respond to either a threat or an opportunity that has occurred

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Define Key Performance Indicators

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KPI’s are criteria used by the business to assess the performance of the business in achieving their objectives

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Define Benchmarking

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Benchmarking is the process of comparing the businesses performance to the best business in the industry

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Why use Benchmarking

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Benchmarking is used to allow the business to evaluate their performance when compared to competitors and will allow for corrective action to be taken if required

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Define Market Share Percentage and is a higher number better for the business

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Higher percentage is better. Market share percentage measures the businesses share of total industry sales when compared to its competitors

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Define Number of Workplace Accidents and is a higher number better for the business

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Lower number better is better. The number of workplace accidents measure the number of unplanned events which result in injured employees or damaged property

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Define Rate of Productivity Growth and is a higher number better for the business

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Higher number is better. Productivity is the ratio of outputs produced compared to the inputs used to achieve the number of outputs. The productivity growth relates to the change in productivity from year to year,.

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Define Productivity

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Business productivity is data that highlights the ratio of outputs produced against the inputs that were required to produce them

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Define Staff Absenteeism and is a higher number better for the business

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Lower percentage is better. The staff absenteeism measures the number of employees who don’t show up to work when they are scheduled to

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Define Quantity of Sales and is a higher number better for the business

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Higher number of sales is better. The number of sales measures the number of goods or services sold over a period of time

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Define Level of Staff Turnover and is a higher number better for the business

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Lower percentage is better. The level of staff turnover measures the number of employees who leave the business and must be replaced.

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Define Customer Complaints and is a higher number better for the business

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Lower number of complaints is better. The customer complaints measures the number of customers who have expressed their displeasure to the business

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Define Net Profit Figures and is a higher number better for the business

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Higher number is better. The net profit figure is a measure of the amount of money left to the owner after deducting expenses from revenue

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Define Level of Wastage and is a higher number better for the business

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Lower number is better. The level of wastage is a set of data that measures the number of resources that have been discarded during the production process.