Intro to Metrics tree - a powerful way to make metrics operational

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Understanding and Using Metric Trees for Business Intelligence
The video discusses the use and significance of key performance indicators (KPIs) and metric trees in e-commerce and software services. It argues that while defining KPIs can be a complex process, using a concept called a metric tree or a metric graph can make the process easier and more effective. This concept allows businesses to understand what has caused a specific shift in their KPIs and to plan actions to improve it. The script also explores how metric trees reveal the relationships between different metrics and how they can be used to create connections between multiple teams within a business. It also emphasizes the role of metric trees in improving meeting efficiency and business planning and review processes.
00:00 Introduction to KPIs and Their Complexity
00:57 The Concept of Metric Tree
01:37 Sponsored Segment: Mixpanel
02:15 The Problem with Isolated Metric Collections
04:48 Understanding the Relationships Between Metrics
05:55 Exploring the Concept of Metric Tree with Examples
15:41 The Power of Metric Trees in Business Reviews and Planning
17:07 Recap and Next Steps
19:26 Conclusion
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[@kovalerya]

Thanks for the video! It's useful 👍

[@timodechau]

Glad to hear that!