performance measurement Flashcards

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whats an issue with financial performance measure about their focus

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can be v focused on success outcomes rather than the inputs and processes required to ensure success

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what can NFPMs do

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give a more informed insight into an organisations success or lack of it

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what may NFPMS be a measurement of in terms of performance

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quality of production
speed or efficiency
delivery
reliability
customer satisfaction
innovation

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what is a balance scorecard

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strategic performance management tool that provides a comprehensive view of an organisation’s performance

integrates financial and non financial performance measures to help organisations translate their strategy into actionable objectives

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how does the balance scorecard help the organisation

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helps them align their activities with their strategic objectives, monitor progress, and make data - driven decisions. by providing a balance view of performance across multiple dimensions, it ensures that organisations do not focus solely on financial outcomes but also consider other critical factors that contribute to overall success

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what are the contents of the BSC

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  • four perspectives
  • within each perspective a small number of key goals are identified based on the organisations strategic aims and its critical success factors (CSFs)
  • goals are translated into performance measure so that the organisation can measure they performance or progress in meeting the key goals identified
  • finally each goal has at least one action or initiative that the organisation can adopt to make it more likely goals are met
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what are the 4 perspectives

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  1. financial
  2. customer
  3. internal business processes perspective
  4. learning and growth
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what are leading performance measure

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one that can be insightful into future performance

generally influenced or controlled to improve future results
- number of new customers
- employee training hours

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what are lagging performance measures

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indicators that reflect past performance and outcomes that have already occurred

return on capital employed depends entirely on past actions and performance

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what do we often consider the leading and the lagging

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leading = non financial perspectives
lagging = finnica perspectives

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advantages of the balance score card

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  • comprehensive and balanced view
  • strategic alignment
  • can be used to easily communicate up and down the hierarchy
  • data driven so objective and specific
  • continuously reviewed to encourage continuous improvement
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risk or problems with BSC

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  • must be regulated updated to stay relevant - lots of time
  • has to be adapted at different management levels of the org
  • easy to break the alignment with strategic decisions
  • easy to overload with KPIs
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what are some alternative models/approaches

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Lynch and cross pyramid
- has different levels and split up on each level to show different missions
- drawback is that it does tend to concentrate on two groups of stakeholders

relative performance measurement
- RPM evaluates a performance by comparing it against the performance of its peers or benchmarks within the same industry

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