With the balanced scorecard approach, the term balance arises because the combined set of measures is supposed to encompass indicators that are each of the following except
A) core and non-core.
B) financial and nonfinancial.
C) quantitative and qualitative.
D) leading and lagging.
The most important objectives of strategic assessment include each of the following except
A) reassess the initial strategy in order to learn from mistakes and improve future planning.
B) determine if the EC strategy and projects are still viable in the current environment.
C) measure the extent to which the EC strategy and ensuing projects are delivering what they were supposed to deliver.
D) identify what competitors are doing to avoid head-on competition.