markgraydk

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   by markgraydk 12y ago

   Sadly, you are probably right, at least that the majority of cases misuse KPIs. But dont throw the baby out with the bathwater. KPIs reveal patterns, force you attention towards certain issues and create a base for discussion. They can also
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   by markgraydk 12y ago

   I agree that KPIs are misused quite a lot but that does change the fact that they can provide valuable information and setup incentives to follow certain goals. I think it is rather simplistic to say that having more than one KPI can be red
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   by markgraydk 12y ago

   In that case you should have more than just one KPI to combat any perverse incentives. Further, any decision making based on the KPIs should take into account thorough analysis. It's far from perfect but making things quantifiable does
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   by markgraydk 13y ago

   Over-regulation is a bad term when it is rather a problem of bad regulation. What is needed is re-regulation not deregulation.
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   by markgraydk 13y ago

   Considering the economic defintion of a natural monopoly, deregulation would be the wrong path to go down. Instead, we should see more regulation like that of "last mile" and caps on or forced wholesale pricing. I was working on c
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   by markgraydk 13y ago

   A natural monopoly is an economic concept about how high fixed costs makes a single company the most efficient. Regulation of a natural monopoly is secondary to that. A telco might then be a both natural monopoly, due to how the business wo