This study tried to comparatively research domestic private and public organization’s BSC-based performances management operation cases and foreign organization’s BSC operation cases. According to the results of research, first of all, it was foun...
This study tried to comparatively research domestic private and public organization’s BSC-based performances management operation cases and foreign organization’s BSC operation cases. According to the results of research, first of all, it was found that as the result of comparatively analyzing domestic private and public organizations’ cases, the private companies still consider the financial performances importantly and relatively ignore the management of non-financial performances factors. Contrary to that, in domestic public organizations, the factors of members’ resistance against any change due to the stable organization culture, the frequent leadership change causing from the executives change may hinder from promoting a performances management system consistently. As the results from comparing and analyzing domestic and foreign cases, it was identified that in the aspect of Plan-Do-Check-Act performances cycle, the researched all organizations gradually gave more weight to the Check and the Act, the latter steps than the Plan and the Do, the former steps of the cycle, and focused their capabilities on properly working the steps of Check and Act.
Main differences found in overseas cases from domestic cases are that foreign companies have conducted various, systematic education and training programs about BSC in order that the all members in a company can participate in and execute the BSC-based performances system from the early stages introducing the BSC system to the organization. Common things found in the domestic cases and the foreign cases were that the executives’ strong leadership, the all members’ alignment within the BSC-based performances management system, and periodic performances check-up process using BSC were helpful.
One of the fundamental reasons why the differences between the private and public section were found can be that their intention purposes are ultimately different. The private companies are aim to pursue profit while the public sector pursues the multi-dimensional and extensive value and objective. Therefore, these organizational natures are considered when you apply and operate the performances management based on the balanced scorecard.
Taken the results of this research together, it could be known that the establishment of appropriate tool is eventually important, but the more important thing is to practically work the established tool in an organization.
Judging from the results of this study and recent trends, domestic organizations need to set the ways of applying the suitable, necessary conditions to each organization with considering the success factors which are identified in domestic and foreign cases in improvement aspect of domestic performances management in future. Besides, as seen in recent trends, each organization needs to take efforts in order to transform its performance management system from its system focusing on internal perspective into a dynamic system reflecting various interest-concerned men’s requests around the organization as well as external factors like macro environmental variables in order to actively respond against unclear external factors.