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7/29/2019 Business Plan - Objectives http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/business-plan-objectives 1/23 Business Plan - Objectives RAVANELLO - Corporat e Metric Name Purpose Objective Assumptions Timing Metrics Number This report lists all Business Plan objectives, sorted into five distinct levels which collectively are represented by the Metrics  Hierarchy. Within each hierarchical level, the metrics are grouped by functional area and Champion, so, for example, in  Level 1 - Operations Review, the Production Department is responsible for reporting on the performance of three metrics, as listed below. Although some metrics may be reviewed at several organizational levels, the selection of the hierarchical level is  determined by the highest level Management Review Meeting at which the metric is reviewed. Conducted by Divisional V.P. and attended by Senior Management (Plant Manager, A.G.M., and Controller) Key Operating Indicators Review. Review of select performance metrics, conducted by Senior Management (G.M.) and attended by Departmental Managers Review typically conducted by Program Manager, Senior Management, or Team Leader and attended by cross-funct ional Team Members - to review the performance and status of specific programs or projects Annual (or possibly semi-annual) review of individual employee performance against stated objectives, conducted by Department Manager or Supervisor, and attended by respective employee. Model of a Metrics Hierarchy Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 5 Corporate (OPS) Review Divisional (KOI) Review Cross-functional Team (Program/Project) Review Individual Employee Performance Review Monthly Variable Annual Monthly and Quarterly Typical Review Frequency   Metrics identified at each level should be profiled in the Metrics DASHBOARD, thereby ensuring consistency in profiling, management and  reporting. The standardization of organizatonal metrics reporting will keep the metric on the DASHBOARD Radar, ensuring that it always  has a Champion, is appropriately responded to, and is not overlooked or unintentionally inactivated. Each Metric Profile should be  reviewed, verified and approved by the appropriate Management level before any data is collected or analyzed. Review of Metrics at the Departmental or Departmental Team Level - Conducted by Department Manager or Team Leader - examples: Quality, Environmental, H and S, 5S, etc. Level 4 Departmental Review Variable Wednesday, June 06, 2007 Page 1 of 23

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Busines s Plan - Objec t ives

RAVANELLO - Corporat e

Metric Name

Purpose Objective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

This report lists all Business Plan objectives, sorted into five distinct levels which collectively are represented by the Metrics

 Hierarchy. Within each hierarchical level, the metrics are grouped by functional area and Champion, so, for example, in

 Level 1 - Operations Review, the Production Department is responsible for reporting on the performance of three metrics, as

listed below. Although some metrics may be reviewed at several organizational levels, the selection of the hierarchical level is

 determined by the highest level Management Review Meeting at which the metric is reviewed.

Conducted by Divisional V.P. and attended by

Senior Management (Plant Manager, A.G.M., and

Controller)

Key Operating Indicators Review. Review of select performance metrics,

conducted by Senior Management (G.M.) and attended by Departmental

Managers

Review typically conducted by Program Manager, Senior Management, or Team

Leader and attended by cross-functional Team Members - to review the performance

and status of specific programs or projects

Annual (or possibly semi-annual) review of individual employee performance against stated

objectives, conducted by Department Manager or Supervisor, and attended by respective employee.

Model of a Metrics Hierarchy 

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 5

Corporate (OPS) Review

Divisional (KOI) Review

Cross-functional Team

(Program/Project) Review

Individual Employee

Performance Review

Monthly

Variable

Annual

Monthly

and

Quarterly

Typical Review

Frequency

  Metrics identified at each level should be profiled in the Metrics DASHBOARD, thereby ensuring consistency in profiling, management and 

 reporting. The standardization of organizatonal metrics reporting will keep the metric on the DASHBOARD Radar, ensuring that it always

 has a Champion, is appropriately responded to, and is not overlooked or unintentionally inactivated. Each Metric Profile should be

 reviewed, verified and approved by the appropriate Management level before any data is collected or analyzed.

Review of Metrics at the Departmental or Departmental Team Level - Conducted by

Department Manager or Team Leader - examples: Quality, Environmental, H and S, 5S, etc.Level 4 Departmental Review Variable

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Metric Name

PurposeObjective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

Metric Level: 1 - Corporate - Operations Review (OPS)

Calendar/Bud et Year: 2005

700 - Finance Controller Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

Production Sales Contribution Margin %

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December705

Percent Return on Funds Employed (ROFE)

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December706

Production Sales per Equivalent Employee

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the Policy

Statement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiate

the objective.December707

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Metric Name

PurposeObjective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

Metric Level: 2 - Divisional - Key Operating Indicators (KOI)

Calendar/Bud et Year: 2005

900 - Administration Assistant General Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

VA/VE

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

September902

PDP Deliverables

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

September903

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Metric Name

PurposeObjective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

Metric Level: 3 - Cross-Functional Team Review

Calendar/Bud et Year: 2005

600 - Human Resources Human Resources Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

Incident Rate involving One or More Lost Workdays

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December615

Incident Rate Cases involving one or More daysRestricted

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December616

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Metric Name

PurposeObjective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

Metric Level: 5 - Individual Employee Performance Review

Calendar/Bud et Year: 2005

200 - Quality Quality Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

Internal Calibration - Verification Status

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December206

300 - Materials Quality Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

MMOG

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

June306

400 - Maintenance Manufacturing Engineering & Maintenance Manager Metric Owner:Functional Area

and Champion:

Machine Downtime

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December401

500 - Engineering Manufacturing Engineering & Maintenance Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

PCN - Time to Close

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

December508

900 - Administration Assistant General Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

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Metric Name

PurposeObjective Assumptions TimingMetrics Number

Metric Level: 5 - Individual Employee Performance Review

Calendar/Bud et Year: 2005

900 - Administration Assistant General Manager Metric Owner:Functional Areaand Champion:

Sample 1

Begin this statement with "To ensure that...and explain why it is important to monitor this process. What are the repercussions of poor performance? 

Objectives must be specific,measurable, appropriate, realistic, time-based, consistent with the PolicyStatement, and address all OperatingSystem Requirements.

Provide strategy-, market-, competition-related assumptions and anybenchmarking data which substantiatethe objective.

March905

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