Aside from portion control and convenience (which is somewhat questionable when you still have to supply vegetables, salads, proteins, fruits, and fat), there really isn't a whole lot going for this plan. The only reason I'd rank NutriSystem higher than Jenny Craig is because it's lower in sugar.
A measurable business objective is something that can be quantitatively described. Measurable objectives are statistically tabulated and can help a business determine how effective a particular approach, product or service is performing from a number of different standpoints. For an objective to be measurable, the parameters of the objective must first be defined. Earnings. If the business has an objective of generating a certain volume of revenue in a predetermined period of time, the result of this objective can be measured by evaluating revenue reports for the time period in question.
I recently watched Robert Alvarez provide an excellent description of Quality Objectives, and I share this concept with his permission. ISO 9001:2008, 5.4.1 requires that management set measurable quality objectives. In over 13 years of auditing, I have seen many stated objectivesâof which about only 20% are measurable and 10% are measured effectively. Beware of setting the ideal as a goal. Objectives such as â100% quality, 100% on-timeâ has no ramp-up time; consistent perfection is unrealistic. It is far less motivating to measure how short we fell from meeting a goal as opposed to how close we came.