Appendix C: Sample Performance MeasuresThis, which is a collection from several sources, is included to stimulate your thinking about appropriate measures. However, remember that the measures you select should fit the process, products, and goals.
A. Accounting Performance Measurements
Percent of late reports Percent of errors in reports
Errors in input to Information Services Errors reported by outside auditors
Percent of input errors detected Number of complaints by users
Number of hours per week correcting or Number of complaints about
changing documents inefficiencies or excessive paper
Amount of time spent Payroll processing time
appraising/correcting input errors
Percent of errors in payroll Length of time to prepare and send a bill
Length of time billed and not received Number of final accounting jobs rerun
Number of equipment sales miscoded Amount of intra-Company accounting
bill-back activity
Time spent correcting erroneous inputs Number of open items
Percent of deviations from cash plan Percent discrepancy in MRB and line
scrap reports
Travel expense accounts processed in Percent of advances outstanding
three days
Percent data entry errors in accounts Credit turnaround time
payable and general ledger
Machine billing turnaround time Percent of shipments requiring more than
one attempt to invoice
Number of untimely supplier invoices Average number of days from receipt to
processed processing
B. Clerical Performance Measurements
Misfiles per week Paper waste
Errors per type page Administration errors (not using the
right procedure)
Number of times messages are not Percent of action items not done on
delivered schedule
Percent of inputs not received on Percent of coding errors on time cards
schedule
Period reports not completed on schedule Percent of phone calls answered within
two rings
Percent of phone calls dialed correctly Pages processed error-free per hour
Clerical personnel/personnel support Percent of pages retyped
Percent of impressions reprinted
C. Product/Development Engineering Performance Measurements
Percent of drafting errors per print Percent of prints released on schedule
Percent of errors in cost estimates Number of times a print is changed
Number of off-specifications approved Simulation accuracy
Accuracy of advance materials list How well the product meets customer
expectations
Field performance of product Percent of error-free designs
Percent of errors found during design Percent of repeat problems corrected
review
Time to correct a problem Time required to make an engineering
change
Percent of reports with errors in them Data recording errors per month
Percent of evaluations that meet Percent of special quotations that are
engineering objectives. successful
Percent of test plans that are changed Number of meetings held per quarter
(change/test plan) where quality and defect prevention were
the main subject
Person-months per released print Percent of total problems found by
diagnostics as released
Number of problems that were also Cycle time to correct customer problem
encountered in previous products
Number of errors in publications Number of products that pass independent
reported from the plan and field evaluation error-free
Number of misused shipments of prototypes Number of unsuccessful pre-analyses
Number of off-specifications accepted Percent of requests for engineering
action open for more than two weeks
Number of days late to pre-analysis Number of restarts of evaluations and
tests
Effectiveness of regression tests Number of days for the release cycle
Percent of corrective action schedules Percent of bills of material that are
missed released in error
Cost of input errors to the computer Cost of engineering changes per month
Spare parts cost after warranty Customer cost per life of output
delivered
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