Introduction
Performance indicators define how success is measured across the business architecture. They link organisational intent with observable results and support both strategic planning and continuous performance monitoring.
Each indicator identifies what is being measured, how it is quantified, who is responsible, and what values define acceptable or concerning performance. Recent enhancements support comparative analytics, temporal evaluation, thresholds for alerts, and evaluative models to guide interpretation over time.
Performance Indicators JSON Schema
See: https://github.com/Orthogramic/Orthogramic_Metamodel
Schema fields
Field | Type | Description |
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| string | A unique identifier for the performance indicator. |
| string | The name or label of the performance indicator. |
| string | A brief explanation of what the performance indicator measures and why. |
| string | The unit in which the performance is measured (e.g. %, $AUD, incidents). |
| number | The initial reference value from which progress is tracked. |
| number | The most recent measured value. (Supersedes or aliases |
| number | The intended or goal value to be achieved. |
| number | The calculated difference between |
| number | The percentage deviation from the target. |
| string | A general classification of how thresholds are applied (e.g. higher-is-better, lower-is-better). |
| array of objects | Defines detailed thresholds and alert logic. Each item includes:<ul><li> |
| string (date) | The date by which the target should be achieved. |
| string (date) | The start date for the performance measurement period. |
| string (date) | The end date for the performance measurement period. |
| string | The interval used for performance comparison (e.g. |
| string | How often the performance should be reviewed (e.g. |
| object | An optional field describing the model used to interpret performance over time:<ul><li> |
| string | Source of the data used for this performance measure (e.g. system name, survey, report). |
| string | The person or role responsible for this performance indicator. |
| string | The organisational unit accountable for reporting or acting on the indicator. |