
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT USING THE BALANCED SCORECARD
In
today’s turbulent and highly competitive
business environment, senior managers cannot afford to do “business as usual.”
Successful adaptation to a dynamic environment is the primary condition for
survival and growth; stagnation and extinction is the alternative. Such
adaptation means making major decisions today that will create competitive
advantages in the markets and industries where the organization chooses to
participate.
This
is an intervention that focuses on the process of identifying the critical forces for change in the external
environment, the organization’s own strengths and limitations, matching the
external and internal factors to determine the best responses, and then laying
down the initiatives for implementation in four fundamental areas: Financial
Performance, Customer Satisfaction, Internal Processes, and Human Resource
Learning and Growth.
At
the end of this course, the participants will have been able to:
1.
Enhance
their ability to think strategically, matching the strengths and weaknesses of
their respective organizations vis-ŕ-vis the opportunities and threats coming
from the external environment
2.
Translate
strategic directions and organizational vision and mission into specific,
measurable, and time-bound goals that will guide their operations
3.
Use
the Balanced Scorecard as the framework for planning implementation
initiatives, allocating resources, and measuring performance.