Balanced Scorecard Evaluation The Voice Of The Case Study

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Balanced Scorecard Evaluation The Voice of the Employee focused on safety and poor employee relations. This falls under the Learning and Growth category of the balanced scorecard. It evaluates the correct level of expertise with each employee, employee turnover, job satisfaction, and training (McCarthy, 2008). The balanced scorecard measures the top down strategy of the company's mission statement and strategy (Kaplan, 2007). From the mission and strategy of USPS, the employees could be measured on current success, how improvement could be made, and future success, how improvement could continue to improve in the future. This entails all employees across the organization and evaluates performance gaps. Workplace environment addressed safety measured against OSHA and employee satisfaction measured by annual surveys and tracked monthly by units.

The Voice of Business was separated into two areas, productivity measure and revenue measure. This evaluated the internal business process of the number of activities per function, duplicate activities across functions, process alignment, process bottlenecks, and process automation. Better productivity would increase the revenue in the process in respect to increasing revenue and reducing waste in employee time to perform...

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The measure was customer satisfaction in service delivery. Each aspect was continually measured for improvement and how the processes could continue to improve. By improving human capital, operational efficiency was improved. By improving operational efficiency, customer satisfaction was improved. With all the improvements financial stability was improved for the organization overall.
Service delivery could add address changes to the measurements. Where some areas take weeks to change an address, this could be another area with service delivery. Where the categories are all interdependent of each other, it would entail evaluation of employees, training, business processes for improvement, and service delivery in the way the service gets delivered.

Another service delivery area that could be added in is designation of lanes for specific services during holiday busy times. For example, if a lane is set up just for buying stamps and package pick up, these customers would not have to wait in line as long by standing behind other customers trying to mail holiday packages. It could improve efficiency in the way customers…

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Davies, R. (n.d.). Balanced Scorecard: Panacea or poisoned chalice? Retrieved from Dr. Robert Davies: http://www.drrobertdavies.com/balancedscorecardsuccess.php

Kaplan, R.S. (2007, Nov 19). Putting the Balanced Scorecard to Work. Retrieved from Bloomberg Businessweek: http://www.businessweek.com/stories/2007-11-19/putting-the-balanced-scorecard-to-workbusinessweek-business-news-stodk-market-and-financial-advice

McCarthy, S. & . (2008). balanced scorecard. Retrieved from Business Balls: http://www.businessballs.com/balanced_scorecard.htm


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