Outcomes Versus Outputs
ESMi Knowledge Team
· 3 min read
Outputs show what a provider produced, while outcomes show whether the consumer achieved something useful.
Why it matters
The book presents service management as an enterprise discipline centred on services, stakeholders and value. The practical test is whether work is organised around the consumer outcome rather than around the provider's structure. In this case, the practical intent is clear: outputs show what a provider produced, while outcomes show whether the consumer achieved something useful.
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