«The aim in comparing this data is to ensure that when recordkeepers communicate with plan sponsors, whether they are clients or prospects, they focus on the most important,
broadly valued metrics and use the same language,» Sclafani said.
The paper begins by proposing four attributes of a good
metric (comprehensive, observable, replicable, and
broadly applicable), but its real
value is the solid, nuts - and - bolts comparison of ideas that have been in the air for years, and that some countries love and some hate.