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Which of the following best describes metrics?
Which of the following best describes metrics?
- Simple composition measures used for evaluating work in progress (correct)
- Crude and atomic measures used for strategic decision-making
- Quantitative measures used for reviewing IT planning
- Complex and comprehensive measures used for operational follow-up
What is the main difference between metrics and indicators?
What is the main difference between metrics and indicators?
- Metrics are designed for evaluating work in progress, while indicators are used for IT planning
- Metrics are complex and comprehensive, while indicators are simple composition measures
- Metrics are used for strategic decision-making, while indicators are used for operational follow-up
- Metrics measure concrete results, while indicators measure more than they actually point to concrete results (correct)
Why are metrics not suitable for strategic decision-making?
Why are metrics not suitable for strategic decision-making?
- They are crude and atomic measures
- They are simple composition measures
- They measure more than they actually point to concrete results (correct)
- They are used for evaluating work in progress
How are metrics and indicators commonly used in IT planning and management?
How are metrics and indicators commonly used in IT planning and management?
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What happens when metrics are crossed with other information?
What happens when metrics are crossed with other information?
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