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KPIs & Performance Measurement

A practical capability-building programme focused on kpis & performance measurement, designed for professionals and organisations seeking stronger performance and applied results.

Type
Specialist
Level
Advanced
Duration
5 days
Delivery
In person, Live online, In-house
Languages
English, Arabic

KPIs & Performance Measurement develops the practical capability to design, select and use key performance indicators that provide meaningful evidence of organisational progress and results.

The programme examines the difference between activity measures, operational indicators and strategic KPIs, helping participants avoid common measurement problems such as excessive indicators, weak definitions, misleading targets and poor data quality.

Participants learn to define indicators, establish formulas and data sources, set appropriate targets and build performance reporting processes that support management decisions.

Objectives

  • Develop a clear understanding of effective KPI design.

  • Distinguish strategic KPIs from operational and activity measures.

  • Strengthen indicator definition, calculation and data-source design.

  • Improve approaches to setting baselines and targets.

  • Use performance information to support analysis and management decisions.

Learning outcomes

  • Design clear and measurable KPIs linked to organisational objectives.

  • Develop complete KPI definitions including formulas, sources and ownership.

  • Evaluate the quality and usefulness of existing indicators.

  • Set realistic and meaningful baselines and targets.

  • Interpret KPI results and identify appropriate management actions.

Who it is for

  • Performance and strategy professionals.

  • KPI and reporting specialists.

  • Managers responsible for departmental performance.

  • Business planning and organisational excellence professionals.

  • Public-sector officials responsible for performance measurement.

Programme modules

1. Performance Measurement Fundamentals
  • Why organisations measure performance

  • Outputs, outcomes and impacts

  • Measures versus KPIs

  • Common measurement failures

2. Designing Effective KPIs
  • Characteristics of strong KPIs

  • Strategic alignment

  • Leading and lagging indicators

  • Balancing measures

3. KPI Definitions and Data
  • Indicator formulas

  • Data sources

  • Measurement frequency

  • Ownership and accountability

4. Baselines, Targets and Thresholds
  • Establishing baselines

  • Target-setting approaches

  • Performance thresholds

  • Avoiding distorted incentives

5. Performance Analysis and Reporting
  • Interpreting KPI results

  • Trend and variance analysis

  • Dashboards and reporting

  • From measurement to management action

Methodology

The programme uses KPI design workshops, practical examples, indicator critique exercises and performance-analysis scenarios. Participants develop complete KPI specifications and test whether indicators genuinely support strategic and operational decisions.

Assessment

Assessment includes KPI design exercises, indicator-quality reviews and a final practical task requiring participants to develop a set of indicators with definitions, targets and reporting logic.

Certificate

Certificate of Completion

For your organisation

This programme can be delivered for a single organisation, team or institution, and adapted to your context, participants and objectives.

Organisational delivery is scoped and priced individually, and is not booked from this page.

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Upcoming sessions

No dates are scheduled at present.

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