Key Risk Indicators (KRI) for Non-Profit Indicators
KRI (Key Risk Indicators) allows BI professionals from the Business area
measure and control business risks.
KRI for Business business niche
The KRI for Non-Profit Indicators may address such indicators as:
- financial perspective
- % increase in cash flows
- % decrease in cost per service offered
- % increase in contributions made
- average gift amount
- customer perspective
- collection rates
- average collection time
- % increase in number of clients serviced per hour
- % decrease in number of customer complaints
- process perspective
- % increase in productivity
- % decrease in average time to process to grant application
- average time to receive planned gift
- % decrease in delivery delays
- learning and growth perspective
- employee turnover
- number of training sessions
- % decrease in absenteeism rate
- certification levels
Why BI and risk specialists from the Business should KRI toolkit and indicators?
Key Risk indicators allows to estimate and control business risks..
Try the KRI Toolkit from Business management Evaluation you will learn how to:
- build and use KRI;
- KRI: do-s and don’ts
- you'll have ready to use KRI template;
- you'll learn about practical application of KRI;
- toolkit includes KRI vs. KPI and Balanced Scorecard;
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