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A digital workplace is never "one and done". It grows and adapts as your business does. But how do you know what to improve and change? Measuring success is the first step towards evolving your digital workplace to meet the changing needs of your employees and organization— delivering value every step of the way.
It's a continuous process— launch, monitor, measure, adapt!
We believe that analytics and reporting play a small, but vital, role in your digital transformation process. Through data and visualization, analytics and reporting can provide insights into the health of your digital workplace—how are employees using and adopting it? Many organizations struggle with how to use this information to improve, adapt, and evolve. To pull meaningful insights from your analytics and reporting, you must first have a clear understanding of:
Igloo recently launched the Insights Program to help you gather the information you need to identify your next steps for continuous improvement. With access to monthly benchmark reports and a library of custom reports, your Digital Workplace Team can use the program to measure the success of your digital workplace, quickly and easily.
The Insights Program is ideal for organizations that:
To help you build a repeatable "success framework" for your digital workplace, we've published the Measuring Success Handbook. Going beyond reporting, analytics, and key performance indicators (KPIs), the Handbook helps you create a continuous improvement program. Our recommended approach starts with creating a KPI Chart. This becomes the foundation of your measurement framework, ensuring alignment between your goals, objectives, and KPIs.
Sample KPI Chart:
A continuous improvement plan requires a team in charge of making decisions to provide a clear, strategic approach to the growth of your digital workplace. That's where governance planning comes into play. With a dedicated Governance team, you'll be able to prioritize projects, plan for future development, and set a direction/vision for your digital workplace. Think about:
Every organization and every digital workplace is unique and that means your definition of success is too. Here are three simple questions to help you get started: