KPI Performance Calculations

Calculation Method

Description

Formula

Less is Better

  • Where it is desirable to get the lowest possible value for the KPI Actual

  • Where a result lower in value to the target will result in a green light  

  • Example: Interest ratio (interest on borrowings/total expenditure)
    Target 10% | Actual 8%

If (Target = 0)

          If (Actual <= 0) then 100

         Else 0

If ( Target > 0

          1 – (Actual/Target) + 1

Else

          Actual/Target

More is Better

  • Where it is desirable to get the highest value possible for the KPI Actual

  • Where a result higher in value to the target will result in a green light

  • Example:  Customer Satisfaction
    Target 85% | Actual 95%

 

If (Target = 0)

          If (Actual >= 0) then 100

         Else 0

Else

         Actual/Target

Goal Post

  • Where it is desirable to get the KPI Actual around the Target value within the Variance

  • Where achievement of the target results in a green light

  • Example: Achievement of Budget
    Target $3,000,000 ± 5% | Actual $2,950,000

If Actual < LB then: (Actual/LB)

If Actual > UP then: LB-(Actual – UB)/LB

 

UB (Upper Boundary) = Target +(Target*Variance/100)

LB (Lower Boundary) = Target - (Target*Variance/100)

 

The below table explains how the calculations are reflected in traffic lights, which uses different colours to denote the performance

Calculation Methods

Green

Amber

Red

Less is Better

Performance >= 100

(100 - Variance) >= Performance < 100

Performance < (100 - Variance)

More is Better

Performance >= 100

(100 - Variance) >= Performance < 100

Performance < (100 - Variance)

Goal Post

Performance = 100

 N/A

Performance <> 100

 

 

 

 

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