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Real-Time Information Blows In
Outlining the several steps for identifying what data to monitor in real time -- before it makes its impact.
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What's monitored varies radically by company. Some companies, such as General Motors, monitor quality and sales; others monitor customer satisfaction. Still others watch resource usage and raw-material prices. The right items to monitor in real time depend on each company's strategy and which information is material to achieving that strategy. The justification model helps determine what's right for your company. It asks four questions of each candidate for monitoring:
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