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The Balanced Scorecard approach balances these four distinct perspectives:
- Financial Perspective Alone Looks Backward
- Customer Perspective Does Not Account for Constraints or Controls
- Internal Process Perspective Focuses on Process Performance
- Innovation & Learning Perspective Looks at Sustainability and Workforce "Wellness"
Use of the Balanced Scorecard in Business Affairs encourages:
- Alignment of Customer Priorities & Business Priorities
- Ability to Track Progress Over Time
- Evaluation of Process Changes
- Identify Opportunities for Initiatives & Partnerships
- Accountability to Constituents
- Develop Action Plans & Set Strategic Direction
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