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18. Analysing and measuring strategic performance. Outline. Introduction The domain of business performance Concepts of value The link between shareholder value and business models The balanced scorecard The balanced scorecard as a strategic management system
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Outline • Introduction • The domain of business performance • Concepts of value • The link between shareholder value and business models • The balanced scorecard • The balanced scorecard as a strategic management system • The strategic management system in practice
Accounting-based Performance Metrics • Return on investment ROI = net income / capital investment • Return on equity ROE = net income / shareholders’ equity • Return on sales ROS = net income / sales revenue • Return on assets ROA = net income / total assets
Accounting-based Performance Metrics (continued) • Earnings per share EPS = net income / number of shares outstanding • Price/earnings ratio P/E = stock price / net income
Alternative Concepts of Value • Accounting-based performance metrics • Economic value added (EVA) EVA = net operating profit after tax – weighted average cost of capital (WACC) • Shareholder value approach (SVA) • Calculate net present value (NPV) for each strategic option available, using WACC as discount rate • Select strategy with the highest NPV
Concluding Remarks • The performance feedback loop is critical for assessing and making strategic choices. • Performance assessment underpins organizational and individual learning. • There are a range of alternative conceptions of value. • The balanced scorecard provides a means of integrating different conceptions of value and relating strategy to KPIs.