KPI Definition
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Unit of Measure
|
Frequency
|
Remarks
|
Number
of open changes
|
Count
|
Weekly / Monthly
|
This
KPI provides information regarding the changes that are currently open.
|
Percentage
of changes that has been rolled back
|
%
|
Monthly
|
This
KPI provides information about the success of a change implementation. It signifies
the quality of change planning, build and test. Value for this KPI should be minimum
(tending towards zero).
|
Percentage
of emergency changes
|
%
|
Monthly
|
This KPI highlights the health of IT environment. Higher the value of
this KPI, more unstable the existing IT environment is.
|
Percentage
of changes that do not have status as "Completed"
|
%
|
Monthly
|
This KPI signifies the changes that have been implemented but has not
been closed. This may mean that PIR has not been completed. Value for this
KPI should be minimum.
|
Percentage
of scheduled changes that have not been implemented as scheduled
|
%
|
Monthly
|
This KPI provide information regarding number of changes that are part
of FSC but have not implemented. It signifies the effectiveness and quality
of change planning.
|
The
number of incidents traced to implemented
Changes.
|
count
|
Weekly / Monthly
|
This KPI highlight the impact of a change that has not been rolled
back and may have been considered to be successful during PIR. It also
indicates the quality of impact analysis and testing.
|
Percentage
of unauthorized changes
|
%
|
Monthly
|
This KPI highlights the changes that have been implemented bypassing
the change management process
|
Saturday, July 27, 2013
KPI: Change Management
Labels:
Change Management,
KPI
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