The role of strategy maps in managing university
Joanna Świerk
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Joanna Świerk
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The article discusses the role of strategy map in managing university. The strategy map is main element of Balanced Scorecard, a concept that translate the strategy to operational task. The strategy map shows relations between the strategic objectives (hypotheses) established in the four perspectives: financial, customer, internal processes and development The article presents the example of practical use of the strategy map in the process of developing strategy of UMCS.
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The article discusses the role of strategy map in managing university. The strategy map is main element of Balanced Scorecard, a concept that translate the strategy to operational task. The strategy map shows relations between the strategic objectives (hypotheses) established in the four perspectives: financial, customer, internal processes and development The article presents the example of practical use of the strategy map in the process of developing strategy of UMCS.
Key concepts: Strategy map, Balanced scorecard, Process management, Task (project management), Process (computing), Strategic management, Computer science, Business