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PilotWeb™
Scorecards: Monitor
Because the Web by its very nature lends itself to monitoring
activity and customer behaviour, Web organisations sometimes
fall into the trap of monitoring metrics simply because "they
can," rather than because the metrics are important
to the business. By linking scorecards to strategic objectives,
PilotWeb helps organisations distil Web metrics down to those
critical to achieving Web site goals. Packaged scorecards
that are linked to PilotWeb's packaged strategy plans enable
organisations to easily monitor core metrics pertinent to
various Web business models, as well as financial and operational
metrics that gauge the effectiveness of the entire Web organisation.

Features and benefits
- Packaged scorecards linked to PilotWeb's packaged
strategy plans enable organisations to immediately begin
monitoring associated KPIs.
- Cascading scorecards help ensure
that while functional groups and individuals may be working
toward particular
departmental or business unit objectives, they are all
linked to and supporting the Web organisation's overarching
strategic objectives.
- An instinctive, "traffic light" alert
system colour-codes Web channel performance outcomes to
help managers
readily understand the latest performance. Under performing
measures are indicated with red (stop), while those verging
on trouble are in amber (caution) and measures meeting
objectives highlighted in green (go).
- The ability to post
comments onto operational objectives and performance measures
facilitates efficient, effective
collaboration and the sharing of "best practices" throughout
the Web organisation.
- Analysis capabilities include trending,
deviation, and benchmarking functionality that provides
managers with
insight into key performance indicators and highlight
areas for deeper analysis.
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“One of my lessons learned
from providing web analytics consultancy over the
years
is that many organizations cannot make changes to
their websites easily. There are often too many parties
involved, bringing them all to the table and actioning
the changes prove difficult and costly. This defeats
the purpose of web analytics, diminishing its potentials.”
Hural
Inmon, Web site consultant and author |

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