There are indicators in your car you check all the time — fuel, speed, rpms.
These measurements are always on the dashboard because they’re always good to know.
But does that mean the dreaded check engine light is any less important?
Of course not! You just don’t need to spend your time thinking about some key metrics until they really matter.
The same is true when designing your organization’s dashboard: Only some KPIs need to be constantly displayed.
That’s why today’s guest, Bernie Smith, author of “KPI Checklists,” says you shouldn’t overload your dashboard with information you don’t need.
That’s just one of the great tips Bernie shared as we went over how to choose the best KPIs.
We also talked about:
- What makes a performance indicator “key”
- How choosing the right KPI is linked to the outcome you want
- The best and worst ways to present important information
You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to The Graham Robins podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.