Companies are born, they grow up, get the measles, and later must deal with Alzheimer’s and creaky old bones.
A life can lead in any direction.
From time to time, it makes sense to take a professional look at life’s outcomes. These challenges must often be handled:
- Aged structures are more dependent on persons rather than performance.
- More delicate processes get lost at unclear or undefined interfaces.
- Complicated approval procedures run in part through a confusing distribution of tasks and competencies – leading to longer completion times and higher transaction costs.
- Definition and implementation of a successful strategy are rendered impossible due to missing or inconsistent data from the relevant business areas.
- Non-existent or unsatisfactory controlling instruments make the management of individual departments and even the entire company unnecessarily difficult.
We’ll start with “Innovation Efficiency” and end with a complete “Balanced Scorecard”.