[Solved] Key performance indicators are used in situations when:

Q.	Key performance indicators are used in situations when:
A.	When objectives cannot easily be expressed in terms of numbers
B.	When targets might be expressed in terms of delivery of a project
C.	When objectives can be established which are supportive or secondary to the organizations central objectives.
D.	Objectives that can be quantified using financial values.
Answer» C. When objectives can be established which are supportive or secondary to the organizations central objectives.

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