Project Performance Management Scorecard

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But it was build for a non-divisional organisation and was hard to implement in complex structure companies as well as public sector and non-profit organisation, and where therefore abandoned quickly <ref>[''Balanced Scorecard''] ''https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_scorecard'' </ref>.  
 
But it was build for a non-divisional organisation and was hard to implement in complex structure companies as well as public sector and non-profit organisation, and where therefore abandoned quickly <ref>[''Balanced Scorecard''] ''https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_scorecard'' </ref>.  
The next generation gave a new measurement where they where based on strategic objective that could be linked together as a cause and-effect chain. This is done be linking the different KPI's in the different areas together. There  
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===Adjusted Balanced Scorecard===
 
===Adjusted Balanced Scorecard===
 
In order to make the BSC more useful for Project perspective a change in view is needed. So instead looking at customers the ABSC will look at the stakeholders for the project.   
 
In order to make the BSC more useful for Project perspective a change in view is needed. So instead looking at customers the ABSC will look at the stakeholders for the project.   

Revision as of 17:59, 20 September 2017

The Adjusted Balanced Scorecard[1] is based on the balanced scorecard develop by Robert Kaplan and David Norton[2]. It is used to enhance a project effectiveness from a project performance Management view.


Contents

Theory

Balanced Scorecard

The idea of developing the tool came from that according to Robert Kaplan and David Norton it is impossible to measure efficiency with a narrow number of indicators. At the same time a company shouldn't have a large number and complex indicators it will lead to a lack of overview and giving a high possibility that the will not be used.

The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is a usefull tool to help companies put their strategy into more comprehensive objects and Key performance indicators(KPI's).

It will also help the company avoid a to short sighted perspective. it is able to give companies a robust measurement and management system. With 3 elements that have a measurable indicators: Financial, Customer and Internal business, and at the same time a more soft type of indicators in the ability to learn and Growth.

The first edition consists of fire elements:

  • Financial
  • Custormer
  • internal business process
  • Learning and Growth

But it was build for a non-divisional organisation and was hard to implement in complex structure companies as well as public sector and non-profit organisation, and where therefore abandoned quickly [3]. The next generation gave a new measurement where they where based on strategic objective that could be linked together as a cause and-effect chain. This is done be linking the different KPI's in the different areas together. There

Adjusted Balanced Scorecard

In order to make the BSC more useful for Project perspective a change in view is needed. So instead looking at customers the ABSC will look at the stakeholders for the project. The new four key points are:

  • Financial
  • Stakeholders
  • Internal Business
  • Learning and Growth

To make the ensure the succes of using the the tool a series of implementations steps are required. These steps is used to enhance the learning process form the tool.

  1. Make the Project objectives and the link to Project life cycle(PLC) if possible.
  2. Establish the project management KPI's


Applications

Limitations

Annotated Bibliography

References

  1. [Project performance mangement using balanced scorecard(BSC) approach] http://sarasconsulting.com/downloadfiles/Manage%20project%20performance%20using%20balanced%20scorecard.pdf
  2. [Conceptual Foundations of the Balanced Scorecard] http://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Publication%20Files/10-074.pdf
  3. [Balanced Scorecard] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_scorecard
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