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BALANCED SCORECARD

(BSC)

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CONTENT

 Phase 1  DSB’s Direction  BSC & OGSMART  Phase 2  DSB’s Balanced Scorecard (BSC)  Phase 3  Departmental BSC

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BALANCED SCORECARD

Balance d

Scorecar d

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BALANCED

 A way of looking at your

organization, or your property, or your dept, in a WHOLISTIC way

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FINANCIAL

To succeed financially, how should we appear to our shareholders?

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CUSTOMER

To achieve our vision, how should we appear to our customers so

that we achieve our Financial goals?

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INTERNAL BUSINESS PROCESSES

To satisfy our shareholders & our customers, what business processes must we excel in so that we are able

to achieve Customer & Financial goals?

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ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY

To achieve our vision, what competencies & attitudes must our people have so we can

improve our processes, deliver on our

service promise to our guests & achieve our financial goals?

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BALANCED

FO Concierg e Financ e HR Culinar y Eng’g HK GS FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY CUSTOMER

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SCORECARD

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1 SCORECARD PER

PERSPECTIVE

Objectives Goals Initiatives Measure Champion Timeline

Financial Customer Int Business Process Org Capabiliti es

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OBJECTIVES

 Your 1 – 3 year action statement  Always start with “To ... “

 Should be the significant differentiator that will make you different from competition

 This will set the tone for the clarity of your entire BSC

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SAMPLE OBJECTIVES

 To be the preferred hotel for LSG’s (property level)

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GOALS

 Your targets in numbers --- it clarifies your

objective

 Should be measurable

 Start it with a verb, i.e. “increase”, “decrease”,

“reduce”

 Using the word “maintain” means you’re not

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SAMPLE GOALS

OBJECTIVE GOALS

To be the preferred hotel for

LSG’s Increase LSG’s by 10%

To retain high potential employees

Retain 90% of high potential employees

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TIP ON GOALS

 How does it go from the big picture to the

small picture

 Be specific when you communicate the goals  Is the goal: Specific, Measurable, Actionable,

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INITIATIVES

 HOW will we get there and where do

we focus our resources (people,

assets) in order to achieve our goals?

 What programs or action steps can you

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OBJECTIVE GOALS INITIATIVES To be the preferred

hotel for LSG’s Increase LSG’s by 10% Create LSG programs To retain high potential

employees

Retain 90% of high potential employees

Create developmental plan for high potentials

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MEASURES

 Where will you track/monitor the achievement of your goals?

 What reports will show this?

 You may use existing reports &

channels, i.e. P&L, TripAdvisor, or create new ones

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OBJECTIVE GOALS INITIATIVES MEASURES To be the

preferred hotel for LSG’s

Increase LSG’s

by 10% Create LSG programs P&l

To retain high potential employees Retain 90% of high potential employees Create developmental plan for high potentials

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CHAMPIONS

 Must be a position title

 Cannot use a Department or Unit  May use multiple positions of the

same title, i.e. Sales Managers, or different positions

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OBJECTIVE GOALS INITIATIVE S MEASURES CHAMP To be the preferred hotel for LSG’s Increase

LSG’s by 10% Create LSG programs P&l DOSM

To retain high potential employees Retain 90% of high potential employees Create development al plan for high potentials HR Report HR Head

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TIMELINE

 When expected to start

 If time Initiative is for a limited time, include start & end

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OBJ GOALS INITIATI

VE MEASURE CHAMP TIME To be the preferred hotel for LSG’s Increase LSG’s by 10% Create LSG

programs P&l DOSM Q1

To retain high potential employees Retain 90% of high potential employees Create & discuss ind dev plan with high potentials HR Report HR Head Q2

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SUMMARY

BALANCED

Look at your property or your

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BALANCED

FO Concierg e Financ e HR Culinar y Eng’g HK GS FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY CUSTOMER

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SUMMARY

SCORECARD

Look at your property or your

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1 SCORECARD PER

PERSPECTIVE

Objectives Goals Initiatives Measure Champion Timeline

Financial Customer Int Business Process Org Capabiliti es

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SUMMARY

OBJECTIVES: what you want to be in 3 years

GOALS: breakdown your

objectives into what is to be

achieved in 2016 & state this in measurable terms

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A NOTE ON GOALS

 By breaking down this ambitious goal, we’re

making sure that everyone has a piece of that goal that they need to accomplish.

 It is important to show how your people are

going to help you in getting this goal accomplished

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SUMMARY

INITATIVES: Specific programs or

actions (“Cost Buster” Incentive

Program) that will help achieve your goal

MEASURE: Which report will show the

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SUMMARY

 Financial – how do you want to appear to your shareholders?

 Customer – to achieve your Financials, how should you appear to your (external &

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SUMMARY

 Internal Business Processes – what business processes

should you excel in so that you can best serve your Customers & achieve your Financial objectives?

 Organizational Capabilities – what competencies & attitudes

must our people have so we can improve our processes, deliver on our service promise to our guests & achieve our financial goals?

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