📏 To use metric units 📊 To measure with data

to metricize

8.4

To measure how well a team or process works using numbers

verb
/ˈmɛtrɪˌsaɪz/

Jargon

: cuantificar

To improve quality, managers metricized customer support, measuring response times and satisfaction scores monthly.

Examples

They began metricizing the hiring process to monitor diversity, time-to-hire and candidate experience.
The project team decided to metricize the workflow by tracking KPIs and delivery times weekly.
Let's metricize!
We need to metricize our project metrics.
The project team decided to metricize the workflow by tracking key performance indicators and delivery times every week.
To improve service quality, the managers metricized customer support by measuring response times and satisfaction scores each month.
They initiated a plan to metricize the hiring process so they could monitor diversity, time-to-hire, and candidate experience.

Synonyms

to quantify

vsto metricize

58 4.8

To show how much of something there is using numbers

is about creating ongoing measurement systems to track performance

to operationalize

vsto metricize

Specialized

2 7.7

To make an idea ready to use by showing how to measure it

focuses on adding quantitative tracking measures for evaluation

How Measured

to metricize

Jargon

8.4

to quantify

58 4.8

to measure

700 1.0

to monitor

627 3.5

to track

∞ 2.3

to observe

619 2.4

Surface Forms

metricize infinitive

metricized past

metricized past participle

metricizing present participle

metricizes third person singular

Morphology

metricize = metric (transparent) = metric + ize

Productive verb formation from the noun 'metric' using '-ize', meaning 'to apply or introduce metrics', which is predictable from the components.

Etymology

Metricize comes from metric ('measure') and the ending -ize ('to make'). A helpful way to remember the second meaning is to think of it as 'making' a process measurable with numbers or scores so people can track and improve its performance.