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Setting operational goals fosters alignment, accountability and measurable progress toward business objectives.

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We can set a SMART goal with our customer that by X date, we’ll get that down to $20 per load. The savings are clear, and the technology, in essence, pays for itself.

For example, if you are looking to save for a house, the goal of saving $100,000 may not seem achievable and is daunting. Setting a goal to save $20,000 by the end of 2024 is more achievable.

Take for example a hypothetical couple: Brenda and Sharon. Their overarching goal is to spend more quality time together, which is a pretty vague goal. The goal includes no details or parameters.

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For example, most business owners have a common goal of increasing profits. But that isn’t a SMART goal due to its lack of specificity – there is nothing specific to strive for or measure.