What is a KPI?

What is a KPI?

A KPI (Key Performance Indicator) is a measurable value that demonstrates how effectively an individual, team, or organization is achieving key business objectives. KPIs help track progress, improve performance, and make data-driven decisions.


πŸ” Characteristics of a Good KPI

Criteria Description
Specific Clearly defined and focused
Measurable Quantifiable with numbers or percentages
Achievable Realistic and attainable
Relevant Directly aligned with business goals
Time-bound Set to be achieved within a specific time period

🧩 Types and Examples of KPIs

πŸ”Έ Employee KPIs

  • Number of tasks completed on time

  • Monthly sales per employee

  • Customer service rating

πŸ”Έ Department KPIs

  • Marketing: Number of leads generated

  • HR: Employee retention rate

  • IT: System uptime %

πŸ”Έ Company-Level KPIs

  • Revenue growth rate (%)

  • Customer satisfaction score (CSAT or NPS)

  • Net profit margin


πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Ώ Real Examples from Uzbekistan

βœ… Example 1: A Commercial Bank in Uzbekistan

Goal: Increase customer acquisition and retention

KPI Target How Measured
New customer accounts 500 per month Number of new sign-ups
Customer retention rate ≥ 85% (Old clients – lost clients) / total
Average response time < 30 minutes From ticket created to first response
Customer satisfaction score ≥ 90% Post-service surveys

βœ… Example 2: Language School in Tashkent

Goal: Improve revenue and quality of services

KPI Target How Measured
New student enrollments 100 per month Registration records
Course completion rate ≥ 90% Successful completions / Total
Monthly revenue 100 million UZS Total payments received
Marketing ROI ≥ 200% Revenue from marketing / Cost of ads

πŸ“ˆ Tools for Tracking KPIs

  • Excel / Google Sheets – basic tracking and reporting

  • Power BI / Tableau – for data visualization and dashboards

  • CRM / ERP systems – for automated data collection and analysis

  • HR software (e.g., BambooHR, Zoho People) – for employee and performance KPIs


πŸ“Œ How to Implement KPIs Effectively

  1. Involve your team in setting realistic goals

  2. Limit KPIs to the most important 3–5 metrics

  3. Set regular review periods (weekly, monthly, quarterly)

  4. Adjust KPIs based on results and strategy shifts

  5. Use KPIs not just for evaluation, but also for motivation


πŸ’Ό Example KPI Structure Template

KPI Name Target Time Frame Responsible Team Status
Monthly Sales 300M UZS Monthly Sales On Track
Customer Satisfaction 90%+ Quarterly Customer Support Needs Review
Employee Turnover Rate < 10% Annually HR Achieved

Note: All information provided on the site is unofficial. You can get official information from the websites of relevant state organizations