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DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2016.09.026
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Strategy map concepts in a balanced scorecard cockpit improve performance

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“…Using a linear programming model (i.e., DEMATEL), they selected those relationships that should be included in a strategy map. Using a strategic-operations research perspective, Hu et al (2017) show that participants do not make better decisions when facing a reduced set of strategy-related indicators that are assigned to strategic themes and grouped into the four classic BSC dimensions. Instead, the BSC strategy map concept integrated into decisionsupporting dashboards, such as the BSC, increases strategy-implementation performance.…”
Section: Review Of the Bsc Design Attributesmentioning
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“…Using a linear programming model (i.e., DEMATEL), they selected those relationships that should be included in a strategy map. Using a strategic-operations research perspective, Hu et al (2017) show that participants do not make better decisions when facing a reduced set of strategy-related indicators that are assigned to strategic themes and grouped into the four classic BSC dimensions. Instead, the BSC strategy map concept integrated into decisionsupporting dashboards, such as the BSC, increases strategy-implementation performance.…”
Section: Review Of the Bsc Design Attributesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Malmi (2001) reports that the number of measures in a BSC ranges between a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 25 while Van der Stede et al (2006) find that increasing the number of performance measures may help organizations obtain better organizational performance, maintaining that managers would have an incentive to focus on those activities for which their performance is measured and evaluated on, often at the expense of other relevant but non-measured activities. Operations managers can contribute a number of important measures, which are linked to the overall strategy of the organization (Hu et al, 2017). These measures can vary from product innovation, to productivity, inventory, lead time, quality, and cost amongst others (Kolehmainen, 2010).…”
Section: (5) Relationship Between Performance Measures and Managerialmentioning
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“…[4] Feedback and learning, a continuous process of evaluation in three levels (company, departments and employees) through monitoring short-term results and evaluating the strategy based in recent performance, enabling firms to modify or adapt strategies "to reflect real time learning." According to Hu, Wildburger and Strohhecker (2017), the BSC is one useful tool to control strategy implementation. Through an experimental research, which analyzed strategy implementation on the perspective of strategicoperations, BSC provided the most focused and useful information, in comparison to other management tools.…”
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“…Vários trabalhos aplicaram o Balanced Scorecard, em diversas áreas, tais como, segurança escolar (ALOLAH et al, 2014), empresa de corretagem hipotecária (HU et al, 2017), prestadores de serviços de logística terceirizados (RAJESH et al, 2012), gestão de resíduos sólidos urbanos (MENDES et al, 2012), programa de educação ambiental em universidades (GUERRA et al, 2018), bancos comerciais (AL-DWEIKAT e NOUR, 2018), organizações listadas em bolsa de valores (SAAD e DARAGHMA, 2016; CHENG e HUMPHREYS, 2016), instituições federais de ensino superior (CUNHA e KRATZ, 2016) entre outros. Upadhyay (2012) realizou um estudo de caso desenvolvendo o Balanced Scorecard em uma empresa petrolífera na Índia.…”
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