ERGOMETRICS
Balanced Scorecard
Balanced Scorecard is a comprehensive system that allows
the monitoring of business performance in a way that compliments financial
measures. By measuring and monitoring operational efficiency, employee
performance and innovation, customer satisfaction, as well as financial
performance, long term strategies can be linked to short term actions.
Your Balanced Scorecard should:
Include financial and non-financial
measures
Focus management activity on key
performance indicators
Align departmental goals with
corporate strategy
Link measures throughout the organisation
Allow senior management to consider
all measures together
Reflect your commitment to customer
service
Be managed to prevent the proliferation
of unneeded measures
Be shared with as many staff as
is practicable
At the core of your Balanced scorecard should be the "sharing
of the corporate vision".
The corporate vision should set the strategy and the strategy
should "drive" the components of the scorecard.

When setting measures you should ask what are the "Survive
and Succeed" criteria in each area.
| Financial Perspective |
Organisational Perspective |
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Cashflow (Survive)
Sales Growth (Succeed)
Market Share Growth (Succeed)
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Staff Stability (Survive)
Staff Learning (Succeed)
Knowledge growth (Succeed)
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| Customer Perspective |
Operational Perspective |
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Customer Satisfaction (Survive)
Responsive Supply (Succeed)
New Product Introduction (Succeed)
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Product Quality (Survive)
Productivity (Succeed)
Innovation (Succeed)
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ERGOMETRICS
simplifies the building of a Balanced Scorecard based on corporate Key
Performance Indicators and delivers performance information in a readily
understood format that can be used to accelerate the business process.
In the example below the company has identified the key
performance areas to be reported. Each is given it's own panel and each
panel has gauges representing Key Performance Indicators. Gauges have
been selected depending on whether low values (Product Returns) or high
values (Share Price) are being reported. Each gauge is divided into Performance
Sectors (the outer rim) and also has a Trend Panel (the inner half circle).
The sensitivity of trend reporting is set by the company.
This allows fluctuations in performance to be reported specifically for
each Key Performance area. The three needles indicate the latest three
periods being reported. At any time the user can go back to previously
reported periods by changing the date to be reported (simply select from
the Measurement Period drop box).
This unique method of building and reporting Balanced Scorecard
will accelerate your business performance and be a pivotal tool in sharpening
your competitive edge.

 
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