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Kilgors have three different divisions: Wine Division; Hotels Division; and Entertainment Division. Your role is to prepare a balanced scorecard for the Wine Division to help managers evaluate performance.
1. Within the simulation, you selected the different BSC measures. On the table below, place a cross next to the measures you selected. Draw lines to demonstrate the cause and effect linkages between the measures that you have identified.
[2 Marks]
FINANCIAL |
CUSTOMER |
Return on investment |
Discounts and rebates as a % of gross sales |
Discounts and rebates as a % of gross sales |
Net revenue growth by customers |
Total cost of goods sold per case |
Customer satisfaction index |
WD operating income/divisional profit |
Market share |
Gross margin % per wine case |
Quality index |
Share price |
Brand awareness performance |
Net sales generated by new products in the last two years |
Wine industry awards |
Net revenue growth by customer |
Average dispute resolution time |
EBITDA |
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Free Cash Flow |
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INTERNAL BUSINESS PROCESSES |
LEARNING AND GROWTH |
Days inventory on hand (DIOH) |
Employee engagement index |
Production waste and scrap |
Employee safety (LTIFR) |
Operating equipment effectiveness |
Training and development hours per employee |
Schedule attainment |
Rate of employee participation in community engagement projects |
Employee safety (LTIFR) |
Net sales generated by new products in the last two years |
Rate of employee participation in community engagement projects |
Knowledge sharing within the division |
Quality index |
Regrettable turnover ratio |
Sustainability: total carbon emissions |
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Sustainability: energy efficiency |
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Sustainability: water efficiency |
3.For each of the three (3) decision scenarios in the case, outline the reasons for your choices. What happened to each of the measures as a result of these choices? Explain using example of measures that changed colour.
[5+5+5 = 15 Marks]
SCENARIO 1
SCENARIO 2
SCENARIO 3
4. outline some of your main reflections on the experience? i.e would you have selected different measures? Why? Are their alternative measures that you would have used instead? Is the Kilgors BSC you developed a sueful enabling control tool? Why
Balance Score Card (BSC) is a very important tool to understand the actual performance of the company. BSC not only factor in financial data but also consider non financial data as well, which is very relevant to underastand the actual performance. In BSC prepared for wine divisison focus is on all areas which ensure healthy state of the wine division.
BSC give complete picture about financial, customer , improvement in internal business process, and learning & growth. We can compare actual data of BSC with the industry benchmark and then use the same to reward wine division manager.
Strategy and planning: the ‘Strategy Map’•Strategic planning
strategic planning involves the development of unique strategic objectives and themes that run through the entire organisation•this process is referred to as ‘strategy mapping’–the ‘strategy map’ aims to:•provide a common governance structure that assigns accountability for corporate actions •The strategy map is then used to translate the strategic planning into operational realities or a detailed plan of action–A key role of the strategy map with respect to the BSC is to INFORM the development of the BSC measures by providing the key strategic objectives…from which the measures will be developed .
TENSIONS WITH BALANCED SCORECARDS
?Getting the balanceright...e.g. between financial and non-financial; leading and lagging
?Measures that reflect the strategic objective
?Too many measures
?Suitable measures at varying levels within the organisation
?How to best link to the reward/bonus system
?Evaluating performance....the common measure bias problem