measurable problems
[/ˈmeʒərəbəl ˈprɑːbləmz/]
noun phrase
problemas mensuráveis
1. Issues or difficulties that can be quantified, evaluated, or assessed using specific metrics or standards
The company identified measurable problems in their supply chain through data analysis.
A empresa identificou problemas mensuráveis em sua cadeia de suprimentos através da análise de dados.
2. Obstacles that have concrete, observable evidence and can be tracked over time
We need to focus on measurable problems rather than vague complaints.
Precisamos focar em problemas mensuráveis em vez de reclamações vagas.
3. Challenges that can be solved by establishing clear objectives and key performance indicators
The project team addressed measurable problems by setting specific KPIs.
A equipe do projeto abordou os problemas mensuráveis estabelecendo KPIs específicos.
This phrase is prevalent in American corporate and project management culture, emphasizing data-driven decision making. In Brazil, it reflects the growing adoption of evidence-based management practices in modern businesses, particularly in tech hubs like São Paulo. The term aligns with international management methodologies like Six Sigma and Agile, widely used in multinational companies.
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