5 Metrics That Help You Measure Success in Strategy Execution

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Adaptive Project Management

Insuring strategies are executed effectively is crucial for business success. This presentation explores five metrics that help measure success in strategy execution

Introduction to Strategy Execution

Metrics should focus on the company's overall performance, ensuring all departments work seamlessly together. Effective strategies target each department

Importance of Metrics Scope

We will discuss five essential metrics for measuring success revenue & profit, customer acquisition cost, customer retention rate, employee turnover rate, & Net Promoter Score.

Key Metrics Overview

Balancing resources involves ensuring the right resources are assigned to the right projects at the right times, despite competing demands &limited access to specialized resources.

Revenue & Profit

CAC measures the cost of acquiring new customers. A high CAC signals expensive acquisition efforts, while a low CAC indicates effective marketing strategies and appealing products.

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

This metric tracks how many customers continue doing business after their first purchase. A high rate indicates customer satisfaction, while a low rate suggests dissatisfaction 

Customer Retention Rate

This metric measures employee departures over time. A low turnover rate indicates job satisfaction & engagement, while a high rate suggests dissatisfaction & potential issues

Employee Turnover Rate

NPS measures customer likelihood to recommend a company’s products or services. A high NPS indicates customer satisfaction and loyalty, while a low NPS suggests dissatisfaction

Net Promoter Score (NPS)

By monitoring key metrics businesses can measure and improve strategy execution. Utilize Uppwise Strategy Execution Management to optimize your strategies today.