Balanced Scorecard in Public Sector
The Balanced Scorecard has been proven a success in corporate companies because the unit of measure is based on financial success. However, is it more difficult to identify the unit of measure in the public sector, mainly because the unit of measurement is not always financial, depending on the various levels of government. This is my opinion based on the experience from the public sector in developing countries.
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Daniel Briones, Argentina
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Public Sector BSC: Collecting the Data
I worked with the BSC at a Department of Housing and Urban Development in my country. The main trouble that we had was collecting the data from the various sources, but not to define the units of measure.
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Ana, Brazil
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Dimensions of BSC in Public Sector
A unit of measurement is not just used for financial issues. When we talk about performance in gove... Sign up
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Fraoua, France
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BSC Measurements in Public Sector
It depends on the sector the measurement is done. In some cases it can be purely financial, and in s... Sign up
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Ian Black, UK
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Balance
The whole point of "balance" is to remove the emphasis from financial matters, so achievement of tra... Sign up
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Owen Skae, Switzerland
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Mitigate this Challenge by Keeping It Simple
It is important to note that the the BSC can be applied wherever a strategy has been formulated & ha... Sign up
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Marcel van der Heever, South Africa
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BSC Challenges in the Public Sector
The BSC framework can be applied to any organisation, whether private or public sector based. The pr... Sign up
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