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Highlights
Few people have contributed as significantly to the art and especially the
science of business strategy as Robert Kaplan. His
Balanced Scorecard is the premier tool for aligning a company’s current
actions with its strategic goals. This performance management system helps
business leaders clarify their corporate vision and align people, business
units, and resources with a unified strategy.
In his research and writing, speaking and consulting, Robert develops ways to
link cost and performance management systems to strategy
implementation and operational excellence.
The BSC approach is also being successfully applied by governments and
nonprofits throughout the world to improve transparency, governance, and
measurable social outcomes.
Robert and coauthor David Norton have written five landmark books on TBS,
describing how it works and outlining best practices for its implementation. His
most recent book, The Execution Premium, helps business leaders successfully
execute their business strategy for measurable benefits.
Together, these books have transformed the business
strategy landscape and made Robert Kaplan one of the most valuable
speakers in the fields of business strategy and leadership.
Robert Kaplan is Baker Foundation Professor at Harvard
Business School and a former Dean of the Graduate School of Industrial
Administration, Carnegie-Mellon University.
| Honors |
| ● Accounting Hall of Fame |
| ● Lifetime Contribution Award,
Management Accounting Section of the American Accounting Association,
and the Institute of Management Accountants |
| ● One of top 20 Business
Writers/Management Gurus, Financial Times 2005 CEO Survey |
The Books
The Execution Premium
Describes a systematic and proven framework for achieving the financial results
promised by your strategy—how to put it into action, test it and revise it for
reliable returns.
The Balanced Scorecard:
Translating Strategy into Action
The seminal book on the tool that dozens of companies have embraced for
achieving long-term growth. Winner of the 2001 Wildman Medal from the American
Accounting Association for its impact on practice; in 22 languages.
The Strategy-Focused Organization
Describes how to make strategy a continuous process owned by everyone throughout
the organization. Best international business book for 2000, Cap Gemini Ernst &
Young.
Strategy Maps
Offers a powerful new visual tool for aligning processes, people and IT with
desired outcomes. One of top 10 business books of 2004 by strategy+business
magazine and amazon.com.
Alignment
Applies the Balanced Scorecard to corporate strategy, aligning business units
(often poorlycoordinated) with headquarters’ long-term goals, using an Office of
Strategic Management. Dr. Kaplan also co-developed Activity-Based Costing, a
revolutionary approach to determining the underlying economics of a business,
which he describes in his books Cost & Effect and, more recently, Time-Driven
Activity-Based Costing.

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