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The Strategy-Focused Organization: How Balanced Scorecard Companies Thrive in the New Business Environment
Was R436.95Now R406.36(eB 4064)
Delivery time: 24hr delivery in main centres: Order before 12h00 Monday - Friday, to receive the next working day Average customer rating: Country: United States of AmericaFormat: Softcover
Publisher: Harvard Business School PressISBN: 9781578512508 Publication date: January 2000 Length: 240mm Width: 163mm Thickness: 34mm Weight: 789g Pages: 416 Illustrations: Illustrated Readership: Tertiary education; Professional & scholarly
The Strategy-Focused Organization: How Balanced Scorecard Companies Thrive in the New Business Environment
Author: Robert S. Kaplan; David P. Norton
Was R436.95 Now R406.36
The balanced scorecard is a movement that is now used in more than 200 organizations. This work offers a new approach to management that provides a vehicle to translate an organization's strategy into a language that can be understood and acted upon. The "Balanced Scorecard" is a movement that is now used in more than 200 organizations. The authors describe how certain organizations have developed a set of operating procedures and philosophies to meet the demands of a changing business environment.;This work offers a new approach to management that provides a vehicle to translate an organization's strategy into a language that can be understood and acted upon. Managers are shown how to shape their organizations to meet the challenges and reap the rewards. - Creating the strategy
- focused organization
- how Mobil became a strategy
- focused organization
- Part Translating the strategy to operational terms
- Building strategy maps
- building strategy maps in private sector companies
- strategy scorecards in non
- profit, government and healthcare organizations
- Part Aligning the organization to create synergies
- creating business unit strategy
- creating synergy through shared services
- Part Making strategy everyone's everyday job
- creating strategic awareness
- defining personal and team objectives
- the balanced paycheck
- Part Making strategy a continuous process
- Planning and budgeting
- feedback and learning
- Part Executive leadership to mobilize change
- Leadership and mobilizaton
- avoiding the pitfalls
- frequently asked questions
- about the authors
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