The Easy Orga platform flexibly and simply incorporates any Evaluation System to best meet your specific needs, whether they are strategic objectives, HR tests, or marketing studies.
To do this, you first create your Evaluation System, which you then apply to your Modeled Objects. Finally, you obtain and exploit the results of the Evaluations on your entire Model through the Consumption Networks it contains.
In this regard, the Consumption Network of a modeled object represents all the modeled objects (resources, analysis centers, etc.) directly or indirectly related to it. This network shows who consumes who and what and is used to distribute costs, revenues, and evaluations.
Here is how you use these tools to build and view the results of your evaluations directly on your organization's model.
Quick and intuitive, here is the 4-step process to create an Evaluation System on your Model:
Start by defining the evaluation system based on your strategic objectives. This can include frameworks like the balanced scorecard, 360 Feedback, or a marketing study. This initial definition is essential as it establishes the structure of your evaluation.
Example
An Evaluation System to measure customer satisfaction and employee engagement
Each Evaluation System is broken down into several Axes, and each Axis represents a specific dimension of the Evaluation and is weighted, with a maximum score and a target to achieve.
Example
For a customer satisfaction Evaluation System, the axes would include: service quality, response time, or customer loyalty. Each axis would have a specific weighting (e.g., service quality = 40%, response time = 30%, customer loyalty = 30%)
To evaluate your Modeled Objects, assign scores on the Evaluation Axes to the Modeled Objects in your organization's Model
Example
Apply scores from 1 to 5 for service quality based on customer feedback
For specific Modeled Objects, refine the Targets to achieve based on their specificities.
Example
For a particularly critical service, set a more demanding target for response time
Automatically, the Evaluations you provide on Modeled Objects are fed back through the Consumption Networks of your Model.
