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Companies and public administration entities which aim at achieving their goals do not only need a strategy, but also the ability and resources to meet all the set objectives.  The methods of management strategy design and implementation are influenced by the size of an organization. One of the most popular tools utilized to identify and implement a management strategy is the balanced scorecard. Using the balance scorecard, not only can the vision of top management of a company or a public administration office be translated into operational goals and individual objectives which are unambigous to employees, but also any correlation between investment, business efficiency improvement and market or financial performance can be identified. The balanced scorecard is often a perfect tool for implementing and managing changes in an organization.

The following factors determine how effective an implementation strategy is: the adequacy of strategic goals as far the existing management system is concerned; as well as the ability to monitor and verify the completion of set objectives on a regular basis.

Offered services:

  • Verifying organization objectives and determining strategy implementation method (e.g. BSC)  
  • Identifying objectives and determining key efficiency and effectiveness indicators of objective completion
  • Carrying out risk analysis on the ability to realise set objectives
  • Drawing up guidelines on management strategy integration with management and IT systems
  • Implementing management strategy
  • Designing and implementing a system for strategy monitoring and verification

 


 

 

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