How would you measure the problem issues at a later point, once the selected program has been in effect for some time, to determine if the program is achieving its outcome?

Consider the quantitative metrics you might use to assess success in addressing the problem you identified for your organization. Consider what type of metrics might be used, as well as how you might collect that data. You might find that some of the data is already being collected, but not being used to measure programmatic efficacy. In other cases, you might find data is not being collected, so you might have to consider how to develop and implement a data collection and retention program along with developing whatever program your organizational decision-makers finally adopt to address the problem. Please remember that this is not about the alternatives. This is about the problem. Earlier in the course, you identified a specific problem. In your initial paper respond to the following:How would you measure that problem now, before the alternative is selected?How would you measure the problem issues at a later point, once the selected program has been in effect for some time, to determine if the program is achieving its outcome?What might be the potential result to your organization if you do not find a way to measure programmatic outcomes?