Advisory Services / Pillar 04
Connect roles and teams to value-chain outcomes. Design OKRs and KPIs that matter and align incentives to strategy.
Your supply chain team is busy, but can you connect what they do to the P&L? Procurement is measured on cost; supply planning on service. They're misaligned—and so are their incentives.
We help you build a "Talent × Value" framework that connects roles and teams to value-chain outcomes.
A comprehensive approach to connecting talent to value-chain outcomes.
Map end-to-end metrics: Service (OTD, fill rate), Cost (spend variance, logistics cost), Cash (working capital, inventory days), Sustainability (emissions, ethical sourcing). Define ownership and line-of-sight.
Design OKRs aligned to business strategy. Cascade to teams and individuals. Ensure balance across cost, service, cash, and sustainability—not just one dimension.
Rewrite JDs to reflect OKRs, not just tasks. Align incentives: if OKRs are balanced, bonus should be too. Example: VP Procurement bonus = 30% cost, 30% service, 20% sustainability, 20% team health.
Design cadence: monthly tracking, quarterly reviews. Create forums to discuss execution, gaps, capability needs. Use reviews to surface succession and hiring needs in real time.
Objective: "Build a resilient, cost-competitive North American network"
Key Results:
This objective cascades to sourcing, planning, logistics, quality, and ESG teams—each with their own supporting key results.
We help you connect OKRs to the broader performance system:
Performance and OKR engagements typically run 6–12 weeks, with optional ongoing facilitation.
Deliverables: KPI framework, OKR templates, job descriptions, incentive plan, review process guide
Let's discuss how OKRs and KPIs can align your supply chain to strategy.
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