A standard used to evaluate and communicate performance against expected results (Measures are normally quantitative in nature capturing numbers, dollars, percentages, etc., but can also address qualitative information such as customer satisfaction. Reporting and monitoring measures help an enterprise gauge progress toward effective implementation of strategy)

MEASURE ['meʒə] abbr.

abbr., scottish

METOC Air, Surface, Undersea Reporting Equipment

measure

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measure abbr.
account.	waardemeting
chem.	graad; maatverdeling
comp., MS	maateenheid
construct.	maatlat
environ.	maatregelen
IT	maat; lijnmaat
law coal.	aflezen
meas.inst.	afmeten


constraint abbr.
gen.	randvoorwaarde
comp., MS	beperking
IT	begrenzing
IT dat.proc.	gedwongenheid; voorwaarde; constraint
math.	beperking; restrictie
tech.	binding