- Mar 24
I Put My Own Company Through Our KPI Maturity Assessment — Here’s What Happened
- JumpStartKPI
- 2 comments
At JumpstartKPI, we talk a lot about KPI maturity. We help clients figure out whether they’re truly managing performance — or just producing dashboards. And we built a 50‑question KPI Maturity Assessment to give organizations a clear, objective score across reporting, data quality, governance, ownership, and performance culture. So, this week, I decided to turn the spotlight on ourselves.
This Exercise That Became Surprisingly Insightful
What started as a fun idea (“Let’s fill in the assessment for our own company!”) quickly turned into a genuinely valuable exercise. Even as a company that builds KPI frameworks, I found myself pausing at several questions — especially the ones that go beyond tooling and into behaviors, consistency, and governance.
Video to our assessment: https://youtu.be/FzFno-KcLzs
Our Results
After the online assessment we got our score, which was a total of 73.3%. To no surprise our Data Display and Understanding scored the highest; although there is room for improvement. But our KPI management needs improvement. Our out of the box ERP reporting has a lot of report, but few focused on KPIs, targets and trends. All items we still need to finish building in our Power BI suite. So not a big surprise, but it shows we have a strong foundation to build on.
If You Haven’t Tried the Assessment Yet…
I can highly recommend doing what I just did. It takes about 10 minutes, and you’ll walk away with:
A maturity score
A breakdown across key dimensions
Immediate clarity on where to improve
A strategic conversation starter inside your organization
And if you want to go deeper, we’re happy to walk through your results and highlight the most impactful improvements — just like we do internally.
2 comments
It took us 10 minutes to complete the assessment, but it gave us the insight we needed to develop a plan to improve and become more KPI driven. We will do this again in about 6 months to see if there is improvement.
Always a good idea to critically assess how well you are performing, also in your own area of expertise. Even though we were aware of some of the improvements, the report also pointed out some less obvious action items. Let's indeed see where we are at six months from now.