If management was a rugby or a football team, strategy would be the fly-half, the quarterback - the hero that gets all the column inches. But strategy means nothing if it’s not carried out successfully. So performance measurement and management, humble linemen, are just as important in getting points on the board. Since the early 1990s, a favoured tool for keeping a grip on implementation has been the balanced scorecard.
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