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    formalise a particular measure in your organisation (you don't have to use them all, though):

    * unique name

    * accompany with a description

    * motivating language

    * adopting industry standards

    * 5 words or less

    * leave the target out

    Tip #1: give each measure a unique and specific name

    A transport company I have worked with measures hundreds of things. One of them is the number of orde

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