Formula for developing a great improvement aim statement
Research shows teams who develop a good aim perform better. A good aim statement captures the voice of the customer, of those we serve.
It provides alignment of multiple stakeholders, helps keep the team focused on the tasks at hand, creates the urgency to accomplish the goal, provides a vision of what success looks like, and serves as a predictor of success. This article gives you tips and guidance on how to write a great aim statement to help your projects be more successful.
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