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From the Balanced Scorecard to the Diversity Scorecard

Mariko Nohata

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This paper presents a comprehensive and integrated framework with which we can study various initiatives of the diversity and inclusion (DI the BSC is a comprehensive performance evaluation system which includes not only financial measures but also non-financial ones. Second, it could be a strategic management system that aligns subjects and measures in four perspectives of the BSC with the strategy. Third, we can comprehensively see a chain of cause-and-effect relationships among the perspectives, the strategic goals, and the measures on the strategic map. This paper discusses building the Diversity and Inclusion Balanced Scorecard (D&IBSC) and the strategy map using the BSC and the strategy map in recognizing the features and also considering the Diversity BSC. Consequently, we can comprehensively examine various D&I initiatives in the different perspectives aligned with the D&I vision and strategy in a chain of cause-and-effect relationships.

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This paper presents a comprehensive and integrated framework with which we can study various initiatives of the diversity and inclusion (DI the BSC is a comprehensive performance evaluation system which includes not only financial measures but also non-financial ones. Second, it could be a strategic management system that aligns subjects and measures in four perspectives of the BSC with the strategy. Third, we can comprehensively see a chain of cause-and-effect relationships among the perspectives, the strategic goals, and the measures on the strategic map. This paper discusses building the Diversity and Inclusion Balanced Scorecard (D&IBSC) and the strategy map using the BSC and the strategy map in recognizing the features and also considering the Diversity BSC. Consequently, we can comprehensively examine various D&I initiatives in the different perspectives aligned with the D&I vision and strategy in a chain of cause-and-effect relationships.

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This paper presents a comprehensive and integrated framework with which we can study various initiatives of the diversity and inclusion (DI the BSC is a comprehensive performance evaluation system which includes not only financial measures but also non-financial ones. Second, it could be a strategic management system that aligns subjects and measures in four perspectives of the BSC with the strategy. Third, we can comprehensively see a chain of cause-and-effect relationships among the perspectives, the strategic goals, and the measures on the strategic map. This paper discusses building the Diversity and Inclusion Balanced Scorecard (D&IBSC) and the strategy map using the BSC and the strategy map in recognizing the features and also considering the Diversity BSC. Consequently, we can comprehensively examine various D&I initiatives in the different perspectives aligned with the D&I vision and strategy in a chain of cause-and-effect relationships.

Key concepts: Balanced scorecard, Strategy map, Diversity (politics), Process management, Business, Strategic management, Performance measurement, Strategic planning

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