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    growth, return on assets, capital costs, debt free cash flow and excess cash flow (Key financial metrics - 12 indicators for business analysis, n.d.). These metrics can be presented through balanced scorecards and a dashboard. The scorecard can provide key information on a subset of areas for performance. The balanced scorecard is used “to align business activities to the vision and strategy of the organization, improve internal and external communications, and monitor organization performance…

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    The modern world is filled with information. This information not only exists as documentary form but has also been created in as new digital forms as digital ones such as audio, media, text, etc. Data can be used in various ways and in multiple fields. Doctors utilize former data or knowledge to innovate methods for resisting or curing incurable diseases. CIA agents use detailed data to narrow down the target for supporting evidence; Business managers use data to improve the performance of the…

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    Concept of brand associations formerly been argued have various dimensions which can be from 3 types to 16 types. Aaker’s categorization has outlined that brand associations has 11 types while Keller’s association define 3 types associations (Ramsoy, 2011). Aaker’s theory clarify that brand association’s function as value creators for a company which helps gain information, differentiating one another, provides decision maker reason to buy, creating positive attitudes, and also a basis for…

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    Currently, at my place of employment, T & L Medical Transportation, in Edison, NJ, the balance scorecard method is used to identify various internal functions and their ensuing outcomes. In addition, T&L Medical Transportation implements balanced measurements to gather feedback for their organizations in order to assist in applying strategies and objectives. These balance scorecard strategies that the company use varies: from customer satisfaction to everyday initiatives for strategic planning…

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    A balanced scorecard is a performance metric used in strategic management to identify and improve various internal functions of a business and their resulting external outcomes. It gives leaders a more comprehensive perspective of their organization’s strategy. In general, the balanced scorecard is used to reinforce good behaviors in an organization by isolating four separate areas that need to be analyzed. These four areas involve learning and growth, business processes, customers, and finance.…

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    The Scream Essay

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    felt alongside what he say in nature. Munch uses a series of bold lines, both straight and curved, drawing in the viewer to feel the intense emotions being brought out by The Scream. The figure in the painting is in the forefront right to give more emphasis to the painting’s mood. Seemingly the implied lines of the road tend to flow towards the figure as well as the fence’s line are larger near the figure. The strong curved lines of the figure are a type and shadow of the sky in the…

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    The balanced score card was developed by Dr. Robert Kaplan and David Norton. It is stated that the balanced scorecard is a strategic planning and management system that is used extensively in business and industry, government, and nonprofit organizations worldwide to align business activities to the vision and strategy of the organization, improve internal and external communications, and monitor organization. Below is a chart that tells you what it should look like. When examining Wells…

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    food, easy to pronounce, not offensive, and had “pro” meaning professional so it would call customers’ attention. In that same quarter I decide to open a new office in Sao Paulo and increase the number of sellers in Chicago, Paris, and Shanghai. My Balanced Scorecard of the fourth quarter gave me a huge surprise; it was the highest in the…

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    Case Study: Hefty Hardware

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    business department may be because of the lack of both innovation and learning which is the third perspective of the balanced scorecard. The lack of innovation may be causing the business to stall which then is causing frustration with the other functions of the business. Jenny needs to take initiative and make sure that IT is carrying its own load. The last perspective with the balanced scorecard is the customer perspective. How the customer views the company must be the biggest and most…

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    Tallink Group Case Study

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    The Business Strategy of Tallink Group The Group’s vision for 2014 is to be a market leader in the cruise line industry of Europe by offering world class services in leisure and business travel. The Group’s Strategy is to: 1. Strive for the highest level of customer satisfaction 2. Increase the volumes and strengthen the market position in the region 3. Develop wide range of quality services for different customers and to pursue new growth opportunities 4. Maintain an optimal debt level that…

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