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Key Performance Indicator (KPI)

A key performance indicator is a measurable value used to assess how effectively a business, department, or process is achieving its objectives. Examples include gross margin, collection days, customer retention, and monthly revenue growth. KPIs help management focus on important outcomes and monitor progress regularly.

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