2012
DOI: 10.14254/2071-8330.2012/5-1/11
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The Significance of the Balanced Scorecard financial perspective - presented through the example of the AMOENA Medical Devices Trade and Provider Ltd.

Abstract: Rapid changes occur in the economic environment of the companies, especially nowadays. Th erefore, the validity of strategies signifi cantly reduced by now. With the help of the Balanced Scorecard we have a bigger chance to implement the strategy and beside this the value adding ability of the company can also be increased and measured. Th e Hungarian AMOENA Medical Devices Trade and Provider Ltd. have already built their BSC system which unfortunately did not work. Th is BSC has been revised in 2010, now it h… Show more

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“…1) Financial Perspective Financial perspective is the first performance measured because financial goals are counted as the most important element of business success and the company especially needs to satisfy the owner or shareholder (Szóka, 2012). Companies must also have large funds to meet the financial aspects of the company.…”
Section: Balance Scorecard Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…1) Financial Perspective Financial perspective is the first performance measured because financial goals are counted as the most important element of business success and the company especially needs to satisfy the owner or shareholder (Szóka, 2012). Companies must also have large funds to meet the financial aspects of the company.…”
Section: Balance Scorecard Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…One reason for this is that they are past oriented, that is, the events that have happened and the effects of the decisions are examined ex post; and they are for short-term so they do not show the root causes of the problems. Furthermore, they are not suitable for displaying the development of the qualitative factors, the employees' intellectual capital and the organizational learning process (Szóka, 2012b. ).…”
Section: Bsc -The Basicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is finally addressed by the financial dimension (Kaplan & Norton, 2006). Each dimension of the balancing scorecard approach, according to Szóka (2012), generates strategic goals. Such a viewpoint can provide the business with a competitive edge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%