Adoption metrics
Measures that show whether affected people are using the new way of working and whether the change is becoming embedded.
Adoption metrics are leading and lagging signals that show whether a change is landing. They can include readiness movement, training completion, usage data, support volume, process compliance, sentiment, and operational performance after go-live.
The strongest metrics are tied to the behavior the change requires. Measuring awareness alone is not enough if the outcome depends on people using a new system, following a new process, or making decisions differently.
Related terms
The degree to which people and the organization are prepared and able to adopt a change before it goes live.
The exhaustion and disengagement that builds up when people experience too much change over too long a period.
The point at which a group is being asked to absorb more change than it has the capacity to handle effectively.
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What change readiness really measures, the dimensions worth scoring, and a checklist for turning readiness signals into action before go-live.
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