When Organizations Select Metrics to Assist Them in Achieving Optimal

Multiple Choice

When organizations select metrics to assist them in achieving optimal supply chain efficiency and effectiveness, the measures selected must possess certain characteristics. Which of the following would not be one of those characteristics?

A) Action-oriented-once causes are found, share them with all groups.
B) Objective-tied to the work being done.
C) Results oriented-employees being measured should be involved in collecting performance numbers.
D) Tied to individual personal goals-an employee can't be good at everything.
E) Tied to root causes-why didn't we reach this goal? This shows where to focus efforts.