Title :
Balanced scorecard: evening the odds of successful BPR
Author :
Hwang, Yujong ; Leitch, Robert A.
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Accountancy & MIS, DePaul Univ., Chicago, IL, USA
Abstract :
To realize the benefits of costly business process reengineering, companies need a control mechanism that links performance evaluation to strategic objectives. Researchers have long addressed how to control, measure, and evaluate this business process reengineering (BRP), but many so-called solutions continue to focus almost exclusively on the technical aspects of change. In this article, we present a control and evaluation framework, BSC-IS (balanced scoreboard-information system) that integrates BSC and BPR in the context of an IS or ERP (enterprise resource planning) project. BSC-IS is viewed as the roots of a solid evaluation tool for companies struggling to make costly BPR pay off.
Keywords :
DP management; business process re-engineering; enterprise resource planning; information systems; strategic planning; balanced scoreboard-information system; business process reengineering; control mechanism; enterprise resource planning; performance evaluation; strategic objectives; Area measurement; Business process re-engineering; Companies; Costs; Enterprise resource planning; Environmental economics; Force control; Force measurement; Solids; Time measurement; balanced scorecard (BSC); business process reengineering (BPR); clan control; critical value-creating activities; customer relationship management (CRM); economic value added (EVA); enterprise resource planning (ERP); future readiness; information system (IS); managing complexity; organizational control; organizational culture; performance drivers; programmable tasks; qualitative control; quantitative control;
Journal_Title :
IT Professional
DOI :
10.1109/MITP.2005.141