Planning for Higher Education Journal Published July 1, 2017
A Case Study Analysis
By: Cindy Brown
Implementing the balanced scorecard measurably improved the overall effectiveness of planning activities and increased individual involvement in and understanding of the strategic planning process.
From Volume 45 Number 4 | July–September 2017
Abstract: This article describes execution of the balanced scorecard (BSC) strategic framework in a School of Nursing (SoN). The SoN strategy map was the outcome of the development phase. The two-year implementation phase incorporated balanced scorecards that linked outcome measures to the priority strategies. Thirty-two percent of the defined outcome measures were met. Factors in adopting the BSC framework included development of a strategic plan that supports the college mission and vision, improved communication within the SoN, a united effort to institute strategies to sustain the SoN’s future, and establishment of performance indicators to measure success in achieving those strategies.
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Planning for Higher Education Journal Published April 1, 2009
How Two Colleges Utilize the Popular Planning Method
By: Howard Ballentine,James E. Eckles
Learn from this in-depth comparison of the “balanced scorecards” implemented by two small institutions.
From Volume 37 Number 3 | April–June 2009
Abstract: The Balanced Scorecard is a planning model used extensively in business to provide direction and accountability to an organization. Despite the demonstrated success of the model, it has not been widely used in higher education. This article compares and contrasts the use of the Balanced Scorecard by two small, private colleges. The article includes examples of how the model was implemented, how it is used for cyclical improvement, and how it can be used to improve communication concerning institutional planning.
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