APPENDIX C. Sample Performance Measures

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SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES Sample Performance Measures This, 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 Errors in input to Information Services Percent of input errors detected Number of hours per week correcting or changing documents Amount of time spent appraising/correcting input errors Percent of errors in payroll Length of time billed and not received Number of equipment sales miscoded Time spent correcting erroneous inputs Percent of deviations from cash plan Travel expense accounts processed in three days Percent data entry errors in accounts payable and general ledger Machine billing turnaround time Number of untimely supplier invoices processed Percent of errors in reports Errors reported by outside auditors Number of complaints by users Number of complaints about inefficiencies or excessive paper Payroll processing time Length of time to prepare and send a bill Number of final accounting jobs rerun Amount of intra-company accounting bill-back activity Number of open items Percent discrepancy in MB and line scrap reports Percent of advances outstanding Credit turnaround time Percent of shipments requiring more than one attempt to invoice Average number of days from receipt to processing B. Clerical Performance Measurements Misfiles per week Errors per type page Number of times messages are not delivered Percent of inputs not received on Period reports not completed on Percent of phone calls dialed correctly Clerical personnel/personnel support Percent of impressions reprinted Paper waste Administration errors (not using the right procedure) Percent of action items not done on Percent of coding errors on time cards Percent of phone calls answered within two rings Pages processed error-free per hour Percent of pages retyped TADE Appendix C - 1

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES C. Product/Development Engineering Performance Measurements Percent of drafting errors per print Percent of errors in cost estimates Number of off-specifications approved Accuracy of advance materials list Field performance of product Percent of errors found during design review Time to correct a problem Percent of reports with errors in them Percent of evaluations that meet engineering objectives. Percent of test plans that are changed (change/test plan) Person-months per released print Number of problems that were also encountered in previous products Number of errors in publications reported from the plan and field Number of misused shipments of prototypes Number of off-specifications accepted Number of days late to pre-analysis Effectiveness of regression tests Percent of corrective action s missed Cost of input errors to the computer Spare parts cost after warranty Percent of prints released on Number of times a print is changed Simulation accuracy How well the product meets customer expectations Percent of error-free designs Percent of repeat problems corrected Time required to make an engineering change Data recording errors per month Percent of special quotations that are successful Number of meetings held per quarter where quality and defect prevention were the main subject Percent of total problems found by diagnostics as released Cycle time to correct customer problem Number of products that pass independent evaluation error-free Number of unsuccessful pre-analyses Percent of requests for engineering action open for more than two weeks Number of restarts of evaluations and tests Number of days for the release cycle Percent of bills of material that are released in error Cost of engineering changes per month Customer cost per life of output delivered D. Finance Performance Measurements Percent error in budget predictions Percent of financial reports delivered on Percent of error-free vouchers Percent of errors in checks Number of payroll errors per month Number of errors in financial reports Percent of errors in expense accounts detected auditors Computer rerun time due to input errors Number of record errors per employee Percent of bills paid so Company gets price break Entry errors per week Number of errors found by outside auditors Percent of errors in travel advance records Computer program change cost TADE Appendix C - 2

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES E. Industrial/Plant Engineering Performance Measurements Percent of facilities on Percent of error in time estimates Hours lost due to equipment downtime epeat call hours for the same problem Percent deviation from budget Number of und maintenance calls Number of hours used on d maintenance Percent of equipment overdue for calibration Percent of total floor space devoted to storage Number of mechanical/functional errors in industrial design artwork Percent of engineering action requests accepted Percent of manufacturing time lost due to bad layouts Percent of error in purchase requests Scrap and rework due to calibration errors Changes to layout Percent variation to cost estimates Percent of equipment maintained on Accuracy of assets report Number of industrial design completions past due Number of errors found after construction had been accepted by the company Maintenance cost/equipment cost F. Forecasting Performance Measurements Number of upward pricing revisions per year Percent error in sales forecasts Number of changes in product s Number of project plans that meet, price, and quality Number of forecasting assumption errors G. Information Systems Performance Measurements Keypunch errors per day eruns caused by operator error Errors per thousand lines of code Percent of time required to debug programs Percent error in forecast Number of coding errors found during formal testing Number of test case runs before success Number of documentation errors Number of errors found after formal test Number of process step errors before a correct package is ready Number of changes to customer requirements Percent of customer problems not corrected per Percent change in customer satisfaction survey System availability Mean time between system IPL s Time before help calls are answered Input correction on data entry Percent of reports delivered on Number of changes after the program is coded Number of cost estimates revised Percent error in lines of code required Number of test case errors Number of revisions to plan Number of revisions to program objectives Number of error-free programs delivered to customer Number of revisions to checkpoint plan Percent of programs not flow-diagrammed Percent of problems uncovered before design release Percent of defect-free artwork Terminal response time Mean time between system repairs ework costs resulting from computer program TADE Appendix C - 3

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES H. Legal Performance Measurements esponse time on request for legal opinion Percent of cases lost Time to prepare patent claims I. Management Performance Measurements Security violations per year Percent of target dates missed Percent increase in output per employee Percent error in planning estimates Percent of employees promoted to better jobs Percent of meetings that start on Number of job improvement ideas per employee Increased percent of market Percent of appraisals done on Normal appraisal distribution Number of grievances per month Percent of professional employees active in professional societies Number of security violations per month Percent of documents that require two management Percent of delinquent suggestions Number of decisions made by higher-level management than required by procedures Percent of employees taking higher education Number of employees dropping out of classes Improvement in customer satisfaction survey evenue actual versus plan Number of procedures with fewer than three acronyms and abbreviations Percent of employees active in improvement teams Number of user complaints per month Percent revenue/expense ratio below plan Percent of departments with disaster recovery plans Percent of employees with development plans evenue generated over strategic period Percent variation from budget Percent personnel turnover rate Percent absenteeism Percent of output delivered on Department morale index Percent of employee time spent on first-time output atio of direct to indirect employees eturn of investment Percent of changes to project equipment required Percent of employee output that is measured Number of open doors per month Percent of managers active in community activities Percent of time program plans are met Percent of employees who can detect and repair their own errors Improvement in opinion surveys Percent of time cards that have errors on them signed by managers Number of damaged equipment and property reports Percent error in personnel records Volume actual versus planned Percent of procedures less than 10 pages Number of formal reviews before plans are approved Number of hours per year of career and skill development training per employee Number of variances in capital spending Percent of executive interviews with employees Percent of appraisals with quality as a line item that makes up more than 30 percent of the evaluation Direct/indirect ratio Number of iterations of strategic plan TADE Appendix C - 4

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES I. Management Performance Measurements (continued) Number of employees participating in cost effectiveness esult of peer reviews Data integrity Cost of poor quality Dollars saved per employee due to new ideas and/or methods Number of tasks for which actual time exceeded estimated time Warranty costs J. Manufacturing and Test Engineering Performance Measurements Percent of process operations where sigma limit is within engineering specification Percent of tools that are networked due to design errors Percent error in manufacturing costs Number of delays because process instructions are wrong or not available Number of errors in operator training documentation Percent of testers that fail certification Percent error in output product quality Percent of changes to process specifications during process design review Percent of meetings starting on Percent error in yield projections Number of problems that the test equipment cannot detect during manufacturing cycle Number of waivers to manufacturing procedures Percent of tools and test equipment on change level control Percent projected cost reductions missed Equipment utilization Labor utilization index Percent of tools that fail certification Number of process changes per operation due to error Time required to solve a problem Percent error in test equipment and tooling budget Percent of errors that escape the operator s detection Percent error in yield projections Percent of designed experiments that need to be revised Percent of equipment ready for production on Percent of drafting errors found by checkers Percent of manufacturing used to screen products Percent correlation between testers Percent of tools and test equipment delivered on Percent functional test coverage of products Percent of action plan s missed In-process yields Asset utilization TADE Appendix C - 5

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES K. Manufacturing/Shipping Performance Measurements Complaints on shipping damage Percent of output that meets customers orders and engineering specifications Percent of jobs that meet cost Percent of product defect-free at measurement operations Accidents per month Percent of utilities left improperly running at end of shift Number of security violations per month Time and/or claiming errors per week Labor utilization index Percent of shipping errors eplacement parts defect rates Percent of control charts maintained correctly Percent of shipments below plan Percent of late shipments Scrap and rework cost Percent of parts not packed to required specifications Suggestions per employee Percent of jobs that meet Percent of employees trained to do the job they are working on Performance against standards Percent unplanned overtime Percent of time log book filled out correctly Time between errors at each operation Percent of operators certified to do their job Defects during warranty period Percent of products defective at final test Percent of invalid test data Percent of daily reports in by 7 a.m. Percent of products error-free at final test L. Personnel Performance Measurements Percent of employees who leave during the first year Number of suggestions resubmitted and approved Number of grievances per month Number of days to fill an employment request Average time a visitor spends in lobby Time to process insurance claims Percent of complaints about salary Percent of employees participating in voluntary health screening Percent of retirees contacted yearly by phone Percent deviation to resource plan Number of days to respond to applicant Percent of error-free newsletters Cost per new employee Opinion survey ratings Number of days to answer suggestions Turnover rate due to poor performance Percent of employment requests filled on Time to process an applicant Time to get security clearance Percent of employees participating in company-sponsored activities Percent of personnel problems handled by employees managers Percent of offers accepted Percent of training classes evaluated excellent Wait time in medical department Percent of promotions and management changes publicized Personnel cost per employee Management evaluation of management education courses TADE Appendix C - 6

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES M. Procurement/Purchasing Performance Measurements Percent of discount orders by consolidating Number of orders received with no purchase order Percent of supplies delivered on Expediters per direct employees Percent of suppliers with 100 percent lot acceptance for one year Purchase order cycle time Percent of parts with two or more suppliers Average time to replace rejected lots with good parts Time to answer customer complaints Percent of purchase orders returned due to errors or incomplete description Percent projected cost reductions missed Number of items billed but not received Supplier parts scrapped due to engineering changes Actual purchased materials cost per budgeted cost Errors per purchase order outing and trace errors per shipment Percent decrease in parts cost Number of items on the hot list Labor hours per $10,000 purchases Number of times per year line is stopped due to lack of supplier parts Average time to fill emergency orders Percent of lots received on line late Percent of phone calls dialed correctly Percent of defect-free supplier model parts Time required to process equipment purchase orders Stock costs Parts costs per total costs. Cost of rush implants N. Production Control Performance Measurements Percent of late deliveries Number of items exceeding shelf life Time required to incorporate engineering changes Percent of products that meet customer orders Time that line is down due to assembly shortage Time of product in shipment Percent of stock errors Number of bill of lading errors not caught in shipping Cost of inventory spoilage Percent of errors in stocking Percent of manufacturing jobs completed on Percent of errors in purchase requisitions Inventory turnover rate Percent of time parts are not in stock when ordered from common parts crib Spare parts availability in crib Percent of errors in work in process records versus audit data Cost of rush shipments TADE Appendix C - 7

SAMPLE PEFOMANCE MEASUES O. Quality Assurance Performance Measurements Percent error in reliability projections Time to answer customer complaints Number of errors detected during design and process reviews Number of audits performed on Percent of quality inspectors to manufacturing directs Number of engineering changes after design review Errors in reports Percent of suppliers at 100 percent lot acceptance for one year Percent of problems identified in the field Percent of reports published on Percent of field returns correctly analyzed Percent of lab services not completed on Percent of errors in defect records Number of customer calls to report errors Percent of correlated test results with suppliers Number of requests for corrective action being processed Number of off-specifications approved Number of manufacturing interruptions caused by supplier parts Percent product cost related to appraisal scrap and rework Percent of qualified suppliers Cost of scrap and rework that was not created at the rejected operation Percent of product that meets customer expectations Number of customer complaints Percent of employees active in professional societies Percent of QA personnel to total personnel Percent of QE s to product and manufacturing engineers Number of process changes after process qualification Time to correct a problem Percent of lots going directly to stock Variations between inspectors doing the same job Number of complaints from manufacturing management Time to identify and solve problems Percent of improvement in early detection of major design errors Number of reject orders not dispositioned in five days Number of committed supplier plans in place eceiving inspection cycle time Time required to process a request for corrective action Percent of part numbers going directly to stock Percent error in predicting customer performance Percent skip lot inspection Number of problems identified in-process Level of customer surveys P. Security/Safety Performance Measurements Percent of clearance errors Percent of security violations Security violations per audit Percent of safety equipment checked per Safety accidents per 1000,000 hours worked Number of safety suggestions Time to get clearance Percent of documents classified incorrectly Percent of audits conducted on Number of safety problems identified by management versus total safety problems identified Safety violations by department Percent of sensitive parts located TADE Appendix C - 8