A diagnostic for testing whether the measures reported against a strategy can be trusted. It scores each measure on how well it is defined, evidenced, timed, baselined and owned, then sorts the portfolio into measures to keep, repair, replace or retire.
What this diagnostic covers
The asset covers the decision and when to use it, a required-inputs table, and an evidence grading scale. It sets out a repeatable scoring method with formulas, anchors and classification rules, plus an options comparison that keeps capacity and cash benefits apart. It includes execution, governance and measurement tables, a synthetic worked example with a failure case and practice prompts, and copyable tools: a questionnaire, an evidence inventory, a definition card, a scoring worksheet, a clinic challenge log and a review record.
- Purpose and decision
- Context and applicability
- Inputs and evidence
- Definitions and assumptions
- Method and analytical logic
- Current-state assessment
- Options and business case
- Recommended design
- Execution and activation
- Governance and risk
- Measurement and benefits
- Worked example and practice
- Working tools and references