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KPI Definition
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Unit of Measure
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Frequency
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Remarks
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Number
of releases deployed in production environment
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Number
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Weekly
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This
KPI signifies efficiency of Release & Deployment management process.
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Number
of releases which had to be reversed
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Number
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Fortnightly
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This
KPI highlights the ineffectiveness of the process. Ideally the value for this
KPI should be zero.
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Number
of releases which had to be reversed but could not be backed out
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Number
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Fortnightly
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This
KPI reflects that the back-out plan for the release is ineffective. Ideally
the value for this KPI should be zero.
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Proportion
of new releases distributed automatically
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Number
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Fortnightly
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This
KPI signifies the degree of automation of the deployment process.
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Reduction
in the number of incidents after the deployment of a Release
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Number
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Weekly
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This
KPI highlights the effectiveness of release. Ideally there should be 100%
reduction in the similar incidents.
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Percentage
of releases that were rescheduled
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Number
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Monthly
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This
KPI reflects effectiveness of release planning. Releases should be
implemented as scheduled.
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Average
cost of release
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Currency
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Monthly
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This
KPI reflects the average cost incurred per release. This is calculated based
on resourcing rate and man hours spent on the release.
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Saturday, September 7, 2013
KPI: Release & Deployment Management
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I like the KPIs captured. And it definitely make sence. But there could be more if, dont you agree. But Appreciate your blogging, Thanks
ReplyDeleteYes Anonymous definitely there can be many more depending upon the maturity of the process and the organization. Feel free to add additional KPIs in case you have them defined in your organization for the benefit of the readers. Thanks.
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