NATO Operational Assessments

3. Metric used to measure accomplishment of actions
4. Metric used to measure a current system state
6. Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information and Infrastructure domains
7. Data are essentially ordinal data with the property that the gaps between the numbers are qualified
10. Number that represents an amount or a count
11. Number of stages in operations assessment process
13. Continuous monitoring of strategic and operational risks
14. Data are organized into categories where there is no difference in degree or amount between category, and any ordering by category is arbitrary
16. Facts and the precise measurement of things or concepts that actually exist
17. Activity that enables the measurement of progress and results of operations, and the subsequent development of conclusions and recommendations that support decision making

1. Is the operations achieving the desired result?
2. Observation that is a word, or a sentence, a description, or a code that represents a category
3. Is the operations being executed as planned?
4. Means by which progress can be measured
5. North American Treaty Organization
8. Resulting from an individual's personal opinion, experience and judgement
9. Data have an order, but no information about the magnitude of interval between data points
12. Specific goals in terms of change in the state of a system that you intend to achieve
15. What we actually do to achieve stated results