a. List the four areas of a balanced scorecard. Describe each area clearly and concisely. b. Define a KPI c. Pick a real-world company and give an example of a KPI for each balanced scorecard area for that company.

Scenario 3:   Kohl’s Department Store has experienced steady growth in every department over the past decade. Sales and market share continue to grow but Kohl’s wants to know the level of customer satisfaction among its existing target market. In addition, the company would like to know how to continue to expand sales over the upcoming decade and would like to know how they could better serve customers within their stores and online. Using any form of a Likert scale, create a questionnaire with a minimum of 10 questions that Kohl’s current customers could answer:

The least squares regression method question - rounds your answer to two decimal points.please find the solution and provide me with detailed step by step instructins, I am completely lost.

The following table and plot show a variable "y" and the results of a model built to forecast its behavior. O a. O b. OC. Od. Actual @ 20 2.7 1129 43 3.5 5,8 4.6 Forecast MAE 0.083 Calculate the models MAE, MSE and MAPE MAE 1.150 MAE 1.886 1.1 3.9 MAE 1.150 4 MAE 1.271 3.6 4.8 4.7 6.0 6.3 90 MSE 1.445 MSE 1.445 MSE 6.909 MSE 1.445 MSE 1.810 MAPE 0.019 MAPE 0.321 MAPE 0.321 MAPE 0.431 # MAPE 0.418 Time Step Actual Forecast

The SCORE framework espoused in the article entitled "The Board's Role in Sustainability" recommends each of the following to achieve board-of-director buy-in of a company's sustainability initiatives, except: articulating a simple and clear statement of purpose. taking "ownership" of the company's stated purpose. basing compensation systems on metrics that reflect purpose, not just profits recognizing that ultimately the firm has a fiduciary responsibility to put shareholders' interests above all others.

(a) Construct a decision tree for this problem. (Enter your answers in thousands of dollars.) Decision Tree Description Agency 1 No Agency 3 5 What is the expected value (in thousands of dollars)? 100000 * thousand dollars 6 10 (b) What is the recommended decision if the agency opinion is not used? O produce pilot, d₂ Ⓒsell to competitor, d₂ $3 (f) Is the agency's information worth the $5,000 fee? O Yes Ⓒ No -105000 45000 145000 95000 95000 95000 -105000 45000 145000 95000 95000 95000 -100000 50000 150000 100000 100000 100000 (c) What is the expected value of perfect information (in thousands of dollars)? 24560 * thousand dollars (d) What is Hale's optimal decision strategy assuming the agency's information is used? If favorable, produce .If unfavorable, sell X X X X X X X X x X X X X X X X X X (e) What is the expected value (in thousands of dollars) of the agency's information? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) 102415 X thousand dollars What is the maximum that Hale should be…

A small local grocery has seen a decline in sales in the past few months. The owner has made no changes to the store in the last year. In the beginning, the owner thought the sales drop might be seasonal. However, looking at the past few years of sales data, the owner noticed that there had not been any decrease in sales during the same time in the previous years. Design a study to identify what might be the probable ultimate cause/s of the decline in sales for a grocery. For looking at the different causes, consider the box and arrow diagram given. Note the following things about the box and arrow diagram: If the arrow’s head is towards a box, that means the variable in the box (where the arrow’s head is) affects the variable in the box from where the arrow originated. E.g “Revenue/Sales” is affected by the “Number of shoppers/customers”. The boxes in grey are the variables you as a firm/owner can directly expect to affect which can further affect other variables in the model. E.g.…

Estimate the forecasted sales price value for the year 2020 $85,000 $120,000 $105,000 $95,000

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Answer number 1 only. Full solution. Unique answers only.