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Strategy Performance Measures Assignment

   

Added on  2021-06-16

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Running head: BSCBSCName of the StudentName of the UniversityAuthor Note

BSC1Table of ContentsAnswer to Question 3........................................................................................................2Answer to Question 4........................................................................................................4References.........................................................................................................................5

BSC2Answer to Question 3SrNoObjectiveStrategyPerformance MeasuresFinancialCustomersInternalbusinessprocessLearning andgrowth1To providesustainablereturns tostakeholdersInvestment Graderating scaleTop third comparablecompaniesReturn onequityAchieved costreductionRepetitive purchasesNumber of products purchasedMarket share of goodsGoods soldNumber ofproductsreturnedStakeholdersatisfactionsurveyImprovementsto stakeholdersfacilities2To reducegreenhousegas intensityof thecustomerenergyconsumptionIncrease sale of lowcarbon emittingproductsLeading provider ofgreen energy productsCost perproductAchievedemissionreductionRepetitive purchasesNumber of green predicts purchasedGreenproductsproducedEnergysaved whileproduction Improvementmade to theenvironmentTime spentmakingenvironmentalfriendlyproducts3To maintaincommunitysupport andgood will forthe companyactivitiesLead industry policy onaccess and hardshipresponseResolve customercomplaintsActively consultcommunity at variouslocationsAchieve positivecommunityrelationships throughregular an transparentcommunications withhost communitiesEconomicvalue added tothe productsAmount ofmoney spenton consumertrainingNumber ofconsumermeetsorganizedNumber ofemployeestrained fortransparentcommunicationConsumer feedback takenConsumer meets organizedConsumer complaints being solvedConsumer communicated with by thefirm (Reefke & Trocchi,2013).Improvedoperations ofthe businessProductdefectsMeetingorganizationLocation formeet set upNumber ofcommunitiesparticipating inthe givenprogramNumber ofcommunitieswho aresatisfiedNumber ofcommunitieswho are notsatisfied4To take allfeasible stepsto eliminate orminimize anyadverseimpact thatmight have animpact on thevariousactivities oftheenvironmentIdentify opportunitiesfor reduction and re-sue of wasteLook out foropportunities to offsetthe land which hasbeen disturbed(Bhattacharya et al.,2014)Cost spent ontheopportunitiesidentification.Tons of wastegeneratedAmount of landbeing disturbedMoney spenton identificationof opportunitiesCustomer purchases that lead towaste and pollutionNumber of customers who areenvironmental consciousNumber of customers being involvedin the re-use activitiesNumber ofemployeestrained forthe reductionof wasteNumber ofprocesseschanged forthe re-useactivitiesNumber ofactivitiesconducted forthe purposeof awarenessSurvey onimprovementmade to thelandsImprovementmade to thereduction ofwasteImprovementmade inconcern withthe re-useopportunities5To reduce thegreenhouseContributing to a policyso that responds toCost spent onGreen PowerCustomers adoption to the fine newproductsNumber ofemployeesImprovement tothe society

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