There are several types of information and data that can be tracked about strategic objectives, depending on the specific objectives and the context in which they are being used. Some key pieces of information and data to consider tracking include:
- Progress towards the objective: This can include tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) or other metrics that measure progress towards the objective.
- Resource allocation: This can include tracking the resources (such as time, money, and people) that are being used to achieve the objective, and whether those resources are being used effectively.
- Impact on stakeholders: This can include tracking the impact of the objective on different stakeholders, such as customers, employees, shareholders, or the community.
- Risks and opportunities: This can include tracking any risks or opportunities that could impact the organization's ability to achieve the objective, and identifying strategies for mitigating or taking advantage of those risks or opportunities.
By tracking this information and data about strategic objectives, an organization can better understand its progress towards achieving those objectives, and make informed decisions about how to adjust its efforts as needed.