This paper presents research on the application of the Balanced Scorecard and associated management processes for strategic control purposes in a public sector environment. It
This survey answers the following questions: Who uses Balanced Scorecard? What are Balanced Scorecards being used for? How is Balanced Scorecard used? What sort of Balanced Scorecard design is in use? How was the Balanced Scorecard designed?
Are there ways to align individual goals and incentives with those of the organization? Can the Balanced Scorecard help? This case study explores this issue in depth.
This comparative analysis offers an in-depth look at the Balanced Scorecard and Results-Based Management frameworks, their evolution, and their application in enhancing organizational performance.
This paper asserts that the Balanced Scorecard can be used to support two distinct management activities – management control and strategic control – and that planned use should influence the Balanced Scorecard design adopted. The paper describes characteristics of Balanced Scorecards appropriate for each purpose, and suggests a framework to help select between them.
This article explores some of the reasons that might explain why so many companies struggle to achieve their strategic vision. It concludes that for many the answer lies in the quality of the strategic management processes used.
This guide offers an in-depth look at developing an IT Balanced Scorecard, a strategic tool for aligning IT services with broader organizational objectives.
Why do companies with a well thought through strategic roadmap not reach their destination? "Corporate strategies are intellectually simple; their execution is not. The question is, can you execute? That’s what differentiates one company from another."