Are you using OKRs (Objectives and Key Results)?

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Not using OKRs46%

Using OKRs within some business units45%

Using OKRs enterprise wide8%

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Director Certifications in Education6 years ago

We are using it to track project deliverables against budgeted time and costs

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Agree! Attaching budgeting to OKRs is a huge win for everyone.  We're currently building an AI-powered planning and execution tool based around OKRs (https://www.stratsimple.com) - and making sure to consider the budget factor up front has been huge for us.

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