This document discusses aligning service metrics to customer value creation based on three industrial case studies. The first case study examines a wind turbine farm where the contractor was measured on technical availability but the owner's value was based on commercial availability during high wind periods. They learned availability metrics must consider seasonal impacts on revenue. The second case examines a gas turbine plant where the contractor was measured on availability but the owner's value was based on start reliability and capacity payments. They learned availability does not equal start reliability. The third case examines an oil and gas company that outsourced maintenance to reduce costs, but this led to poor reliability and production. Paying the contractor based on barrels produced incentivized improved performance.