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Business mission and vision of any organization are often viewed by operational staff as something that is too 'distant' for them. This is to say that those people do not easily relate to the statements stated under these captions. However, several studies have proved that greater is the understandability of the strategic goal to the employees from lower-level, more is the chance of attempts getting coordinated in the group.
Consequently, there exists an obvious need of spelling the goal 'easy-to-grasp' manner to all employees. A business mission and vision scorecard helps in this direction by communicating the objective in clear terms to the deserving people.
One can put down the areas that count in the form of indicators to be tracked and followed. This makes the job much easier as one can just compare the 'desired' and 'actual' state in the shape of numbers and values thereby making the air clear and making it possible to run after 'useful and analytical aims and purposes'.
By collecting the indicators for following a statistical approach, one can leave the job of tracking to this set and heave a sigh of relief, when it comes to mission and vision for the business.
This is the actual scorecard with Business Mission and Vision Indicators and performance indicators. The performance indicators include: business mission and vision, strategic intent, relevance of sense of direction, relevance of sense of discovery, appropriateness of challenges, empowerment of workforce, shareholder value perspective, % growth in dividends, % rise in economic profits, maintenance of market based relations with stakeholders, relevance of self-interest, customer value perspective, quality level of products and services, development of core competencies, degree of responsiveness, relationship management, other stakeholder value perspective, fulfillment of joint interests, level of trust with employees, level of trust with external environment and the business, relevance of social responsibility, coordination among the interested parties.
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