Balanced Scorecard

May 10, 2012, 02:13 PM

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Once you have a strategy in place, you will want to know how well it's doing. You don't just want to measure financial performance. The financial implications of a strategy are usually not immediate. There are lots of areas that contribute to the success of a strategy.

(This is an excerpt from The Strategy Book by Max Mckeown - Paperback and Kindle)

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