Information Technology/MS sharepoint and balanced scorecard
Expert: Susan Hodges - 4/15/2004
QuestionYes, the company wants to integrate Balanced Scorecard to the portal. any ideas? I'm really lost.thanks!
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I'm currently involved in a project that is on the integration of Microsoft Sharepoint to the Balanced Scorecard. I'm not a technical person and so I am somewhat lost. Hence, I would like to ask for any advice on this integration. How do we go about it? Any ideas on where to start? On what aspects? Thanks!
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I'm not sure what you mean by your question. "Balanced scorecard" is a general term which is a business measurement model in which companies set goals for business directions and then assign values to performance that can be measured against these goals. It covers four perspectives – financial, customer, internal processes, and people/innovation/growth. Functions and activities in each quadrant are measured, and a balanced scorecard will end up with the same “score” in each area. A balanced scorecard shows the same attention to each quadrant.
Microsoft's Sharepoint is portal software used to build a corporate portal site. I assume that your company wants to build the balanced scorecard functions into their corporate/customer/vendor portals (a portal is a gateway site into the company site and the Internet) so that they can automatically get measurements of activity based on individual's usage.
AnswerHere are two Web sites which should provide a starting point. Make sure you copy the URL exactly as it is and don not introduce spaces where the URL is broken to fit on the page.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/xp/business/intelligence/scorecard.asp
http://prade.microsoftemea.com/content/business%20intelligence/scorecard.doc
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
susan