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Using data from a government-wide survey administered by the U.S. General Accounting Office, we examine some of the factors influencing the development, use, and perceived benefits of results-oriented performance measures in government activities. We find that organizational factors such as top...
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The managers and constituents of City and county councils are increasingly concerned about measuring and managing the council performance. While the use of balanced scorecard for performance management is widespread, its use is less well known in the context of city councils. This article...
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The purpose of this paper is to understand how the motives for a Balanced Scorecard (BSC) adoption and organizational fit interact with the design and sustainability of a BSC adoption. We follow up on 10 Danish organizations that were showcased as best-practice adopters 15 years ago and identify...
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effects of SME's use of BSC in terms of financial performance and innovation outcomes. Our arguments are based on the … for feedforward control obtained better financial performance and presented higher levels of exploitative innovation. We …
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Measuring organizational success is a continuous challenge for both academics and practitioners. Even though studies seem to support that the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is widely used in many different organizations, few reports identify critical success factors that can maximize the benefits, and...
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"Media General and the Balanced Scorecard (A)" (UVA-C-2283) describes the impetus for and the process of implementing a balanced scorecard (BSC) in a large, publicly held, multimedia news organization. The B case (UVA-C-2284) presents a situation where a business-unit manager turns to his...
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A case study of the implementation of the balanced scorecard in a large local government authority is reported. Based on interview data, the factors that were perceived by senior managers to be important to the success or failure of the implementation are analysed. It is determined that...
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The balanced scorecard is one of the major developments in management accounting in the past decade (Ittner and Larcker 2001). Lipe and Salterio (2000) find that managers ignore one of the key scorecard features, the inclusion of measures that are unique to the strategic objectives of a business...
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This study examines how different types of performance measures were weighted in a subjective balanced scorecard bonus plan adopted by a major financial services firm. Drawing upon economic and psychological studies on performance evaluation and compensation criteria, we develop hypotheses...
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This study examines how different types of performance measures were weighted in a subjective balanced scorecard bonus plan adopted by a major financial services firm. Drawing upon economic and psychological studies on performance evaluation and compensation criteria, we develop hypotheses...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014031041