- A few well-chosen metrics are better than many decorative ones.
- Every metric should help decide something.
- Data reliability matters as much as the indicator.
A digital project can quickly fill up with metrics that do not help with decision-making. When everything is measured, nothing stands out.
The useful move is to choose a few indicators tied to the main objective: conversions, time saved, error reduction, tickets resolved or operational visibility. If a metric does not change any decision, it probably does not deserve space.
“Measuring more is not always better; the important part is choosing indicators that support real decisions.
It is also worth checking whether the data can be collected reliably without too much manual effort. A metric that is hard to maintain ends up being decorative.
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