The “D5.6 SmartDelta Metrics Guideline” document details the approach to defining, measuring, and visualizing key performance indicators within the SmartDelta project. It begins by outlining the purpose and importance of metrics, emphasizing their role in monitoring project progress and outcomes.
The document categorizes metrics into various types, distinguishing between quantitative and qualitative measures. It provides detailed methodologies for metric collection, analysis, and interpretation, ensuring uniformity across project contributors. Additionally, it highlights best practices for visualization, specifically through the use of Vaadin charts, to enhance the clarity and accessibility of complex data.
Further sections delve into case studies and practical applications of the proposed metrics framework, showcasing real-world examples from project partners. Recommendations for continuous improvement and adaptability of the metrics system are also included, ensuring long-term applicability and relevance.
By following this guideline, SmartDelta stakeholders can leverage a standardized approach to metric evaluation, fostering improved decision-making and operational efficiency across the project lifecycle.