University
Strategic
Management
Balanced Scorecard
A Case Study
Presented to :
Ms. Neeti Kasliwal
Presented by:
Atula Singh Sirohi
FIRST BALANCED SCORECARD
Banasthali
University
Strategic
Management
The first balanced scorecard in the world was created and implemented by Analog
Device, Inc. (ADI), USA ; as an offshoot of the company’s strategic planning process.
ADI’s SPP was driven by strategic objectives which related to its stakeholders customers, suppliers, employees, society, etc.
Both the internal and external perspectives led the company to realize that the nonfinancial goals were the drivers of business success.
Drawing from its strategy and strategic thinking, ADI developed the scorecard metrics with a clear link between the metrics and strategic objectives.
The quality improvement process (QIP) was the TMQ framework used for this purpose.
STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
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University
WHY IT MATTERS?
SPP helps an organization to identify and create opportunities to meet the needs of its various stakeholders.
Strategic
Management
STEPS
1. Stakeholders and strategic objectives
2. Stakeholders’ needs
3. Performance gap
Customers are more knowledgeable now and have become very demanding.
4. Performance improvement linked to internal processes
Employees also have more knowledge and have become knowledge workers.
5. Process improvement priorities
Suppliers of capital are looking for sustained performance and long-term success in the capital markets.
6. Performance metrics
7. Communicate performance metrics
8. Critical process initiatives
9. Performance evaluation
10. Feedback
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University
WHAT IS A BALANCED SCORECARD?
Strategic
Management
“The balanced scorecard retains traditional financial measures. But, financial measures tell the story of past events, an adequate story for industrial-age companies for which