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The Balanced Scorecard

Eric R. Ziegel, +2 more
- 01 Aug 1998 - 
- Vol. 40, Iss: 3, pp 266
TLDR
The Balanced Scorecard as mentioned in this paper is a teoría de vanguardia used to motivate empresariales to achieve their personal goals, such as alcanzar metas fijadas a largo plazo.
Abstract
Los autores Robert S. Kaplan y David P. Norton, proponen a los directivos empresariales de cualquier tipo de organización, la utilización de esta teoría de vanguardia, ya comprobada a nivel mundial, que denominan “The Balanced Scorecard” para lograr que la organización en cuestión pueda motivar a su personal y alcanzar los objetivos de la misión empresarial, no siendo solamente un sistema de medición que canaliza aspectos sinergéticos, habilidades gerenciales y conocimiento puntual dirigido a alcanzar las metas fijadas a largo plazo.

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