0% found this document useful (0 votes)
6 views18 pages

System Management and KPIs Overview

Uploaded by

msmakkar.chief19
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
6 views18 pages

System Management and KPIs Overview

Uploaded by

msmakkar.chief19
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Chapter 10: Need for a

System Management –
KPI
Chapter Index
S. Referenc Particulars Slide
No. e No. From - To

1 Learning Objectives 3

2 Topic 1 Need for a System Manag 4-6


ement

3 Topic 2 Data Quality 7-10

4 Topic 3 Business Metrics 11-12

5 Topic 4 Key Performance Indicator 13-16


s (KPIs)

6 Let’s Sum Up 17
Learning Objectives

 Describe the need of system management

 €Explain the data quality

 Describe the business metrics

 €Elucidate the KPIs and their types


1. Need for a System Management

 System management signifies the management of Information


Technology (IT) assets of an organization in a centralized manner.
 The system management is an umbrella term which includes a lot of
management solutions.
 The management solutions help an organization in enhancing the
productivity of IT assets and its employees.
 The management solutions help an organization in developing the
new software solutions efficiently and also upgrade the existing
software.
 For example, in order to keep the systems in the running condition,
an organization uses management solutions, such as service desk
management, patch management, etc.
1. Need for a System Management

 System management solutions also help an organization in


protecting it against the following:
 €€Fallout from downtime or threats caused due to
improper functioning of the systems
 €€Lost or stolen devices
 €€Sabotage in network
 €€Power outages
 €€Security breaches
 Identity theft
 €€Errors due to human actions
 €€Natural or man-made disasters
1. Need for a System Management

 The following figure shows the various system management


solutions:
2. Data Quality

 The quality of data is extremely important for an organization.


The bad-quality data provides inaccurate results and makes the
decision-making process slower in an organization. Therefore,
improvement in the data quality is of utmost importance for an
organization in order to take the accurate decisions. The
clearing out of bad data from the available data helps in its
improvement.
 The organizational data is mainly stored in a data warehouse.
The business intelligence solutions are used by the
organizations to access the data from the data warehouse to
gain better insight of their business at any point of time. The
data accessed must be of good quality to make faster decisions
by the executives of an organization.
2. Data Quality

 The data quality issue might arise because of the following

reasons:
 Due to patchwork between enterprise applications and

operational systems.
 €€Due to scattered or misplaced values in the data

 €€Due to outdated and duplicate records in the data

 €€Due to inconsistent (or undefined) standards and

formats in the stored data


 €€Due to merger or acquisition of the data

 €€Due to human error while entering, editing, maintaining,

manipulating and reporting of the data


2. Data Quality

 The data quality dimensions are used by the organizations to


measure the level of accuracy of the data from time to time. The
following figure shows the key dimensions of the data quality:
2. Data Quality
 The description of key dimensions of the data quality are as
follows:
1. Completeness: Completeness of the data refers to the meeting
of expectations of the executives of an organization.
2. Consistency: Consistency of the data means that it must reflect
the same type of information across all the systems or units of an
organization.
3. Conformity: Conformity of the data means that the same set of
standards have been followed for entering the data.
4. Accuracy: Accuracy of the data reflects the degree of correctness
of the data entered in the database.
5. Integrity: Integrity of data means that the data entered in the
database must have relationships or are connected appropriately.
3. Business Metrics

 A business metric is defined as a quantifiable measure that is used


by an organization for tracking, monitoring and assessing the
success or failure of its business process.
 The main purpose behind the measurement of business objectives is
to track an organization’s financial expenses or investments made.
 The business metrics also help an organization in judging its
progress towards the set short term or long-term goals.
 The business metrics are very important for the key stakeholders of
business. The key stakeholders are those people whose input plays a
significant role in an organization.
 The business metrics are stated by an organization in its mission
statements which are nothing but organizational communication
with its customers and general public.
3. Business Metrics

 The following figure shows some important business metrics which


are as follows:
4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

 KPIs are very helpful for an organization or its department,


team and executives in order to take remedial steps before
the happening of events that may lead to huge financial loss
to an organization.
 KPIs are used to define targets throughout the business for
meeting the strategic objectives.
 KPIs also help an organization in focusing over common
objectives and ensure that they remain aligned in the
organization. Therefore, it is very important for an
organization to decide what it wants to measure exactly
before using KPIs.
4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Types of KPIs
 The following figure shows some types of KPIs across different business
functions in an organization:

IT operations and project execution KPIs

Project Management KPIs

Financial Performance KPIs

Human Resource Performance KPIs

Supply chain and operational


performance KPIs

Consumer insights and marketing KPIs


4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

KPI Software
 KPI software, also known as KPI solutions, is used to track the
performance evaluated by several KPIs on dashboards in real time.
 Different KPI solutions provide different benefits to the organizations,
some of which are as follows:
 €€Enable users, executives and organizations to measure and
handle targets and objectives.
 €€Enable tracking of project performance and provide reporting
to the shareholders of the project.
 Enable an organization to view transparency in performance at
any instant.
 Help an organization in gaining competitive advantage over
others.
4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

KPI Software
 Some examples of popular KPI software are as follows:

1. Scoro KPI dashboard: The Scoro KPI dashboard software allows


an organization to see every aspect of its business on one or
several dashboards.

2. Datapine: It allows an organization to view and monitor most


significant KPIs at a single location.

3. Inetsoft dashboard: This is an analytical dashboard and


reporting software.

4. Tableau: It is the best solution for those organizations which


have clients with very few number of users and wish deployment of
solution in multiple organizations.
Let’s Sum Up
 System management signifies the management of Information
Technology (IT) assets of an organization in a centralized manner.
 The business intelligence solutions are used by the organizations
to access the data from the data warehouse to gain better
insight of their business at any point of time.
 A business metric is defined as a quantifiable measure that is
used by an organization for tracking, monitoring and assessing
the success or failure of its business process.
 The business metrics are very important for the key stakeholders
of business.
 KPI software, also known as KPI solutions, is used to track the
performance evaluated by several KPIs on dashboards in real
time.
THANK YOU

You might also like