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Balanced Score Card and Theory Of Constraints

»Posted on Aug 15, 2010 in Performance Management, Systems Thinking | 0 comments

Balanced Scorecard... And with TOC (Theory of Constraints), we're interested in ongoing improvement. We aren't interested in measuring what is going well as much as we are interested in measuring what can be improved.

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Balanced Service Scorecard

»Posted on Sep 20, 2009 in Performance Management | 1 comment

Tweet Pin It Notes from Balanced Service Scorecard by Tyagi and Gupta, June 2008 On the original Balanced Scorecard As a strategic management system geared towards the organisations executives – is not useful at the operations level Employees at the operations level can not relate to the BSC thus causing a gap in communication between executives and employees BSC does not relate to the organizations structures, thus it appears to be an imposed set of measurements. BSC does not provide guidance for input at the process level. It only takes measurements of output. BSC does not address the intangibles of an organisation and thus remains incomplete. It does not addrss the issues of leadership, employee...

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