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Balanced Scorecard: The balanced scorecard is used to check or estimate the company performance from a series perspective. Balance scorecard is evaluates the performance of company to make sure the performance level will be able to achieve the company’s goal. There are four prospective in the balanced score card perspective.
- The financial perspective
- The customer perspective
- The internal process perspective
- The learning and growth prospective
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