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    http://www.businessofgovernment.org/brief/top-ten-list-key-factors-make-balanced-scorecard-successful-07-2005 Case study : THE WORLDCLASS LIGHTING 1. The implementation of the Balanced Scorecard had improved Worldclass management review practices. Previously the management review was done only with the general manager and the controller. Where as with introduction of Balanced Scorecard now management review is done with the whole management team. Furthermore the balanced scorecard practised

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    Assessment tool 2 (AT2): Written/oral questions Students should answer the following questions in writing. 1. Good Managers know which tasks contribute to their personal effectiveness and thus the organisations success. What role does planning play in ensuring they achieve them? Planning allows management to identify the goals and milestones required to produce outcomes that align to the objectives of the organisation. It also allows for commitment to timeframes when identifying objectives

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    technology services; programming and community outreach. The library is focused on literacy, learning, culture/leisure/recreation, information and community meeting place. The past few years have seen significant resources pegged towards fund raising strategies, resulting in other areas of the organization being neglected and

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    Design Merit Pay It is vital that FastCat employees understand how merit pay works. Ensuring they are educated about the pay system will give them a clear understanding of how each person is paid and will show them that each employee has the same potential to move up the pay scale by attaining more education, increasing their skill level, being accountable and having good communication with customers. During employee orientation, new hires will be provided both verbal and written education with

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    I heard the news that the President of Sparklin Automotive Company has decided to go off my recommendation and adopt the Balanced Scorecard, which I believe he adopted it to improved the performance of the employees as well as the company itself here at Sparklin Automotive Company. The President of Sparklin Automotive Company took the time out and sent me an email informing me "We at Sparklin Automotive Company have decided to adopt the Balanced Scorecard". The email also had some other information

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    Vaidyanathan (2011) presented the balance scorecard as a strategic planning procedural tool used by organizations to balance financial concerns, customer concerns, process concerns, and innovation concerns with the main purpose of developing appropriate strategy in favor of a more favorable market position (p. 689-690). Similarly, Lawrence and Webber (2008) illustrated

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    A balanced scorecard is a method of analyzing and assessing internal and external factors that affect the business strategy as a whole (Niven 2010). These four aspects that should be assessed provide a big impact for company operations and strategies. The need to know of internal capabilities and the external forces which affect how the company will innovate its’ ways, create new products or shift its’ ways into more competitive actions that are important in knowing what to do next and providing

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    pharmaceuticals , it earns a high market share and is successful rely on the well –managed and its high quality product . In order to maximum its profit in modern market , a balanced scoredcard can be used to support its “Product differentiation ” strategy . Upon to John Greenfield ’ s draft of balanced scored , it is very effective that to put net contribution of each division and operation profit after taxes and the revenue from new products as well within the Financial perspective ,since the financial

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    Overview of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) Developed by Kaplan and Norton, the balanced scorecard or the BSC is a management tool which enables organisations to clarify their goals and strategies and translate these strategies into action. Relying on financial measures become obsolete, hinders companies to create value, and may give misleading signals for improvement. (Kaplan and Norton, 1992) The main purpose of the BSC is to overcome the reliance on financial performance. Kaplan and Norton developed

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    Balanced Scorecard A balanced scorecard provides managers with tools they need to be able to achieve future competitive success. A balanced scorecard translates an organisation’s mission and strategy into a comprehensive set of performance measures that provides the framework for a strategic measurement and management system (Kaplan & Norton, 1996). The scorecard measures performance across four critical business perspectives: financial, customers, internal business processes, learning and growth

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