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平成29年度 秋期 ITパスポート試験 問14

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BSC (Balanced Scorecard) の説明として, 適切なものはどれか。

出典 平成29年度 秋期 ITパスポート試験 問14
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問 14

  • Incorrectア

    Analyzing which activities (procurement, manufacturing, sales, service, etc.) create the value of a product or service is a description of value chain analysis, not BSC.

  • イ

    正解 BSC (Balanced Scorecard) arose from the reflection that relying on financial indicators alone tends to bias a company toward short-term results. It captures a company's performance in a balanced way from four perspectives — financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth — and is a management method used for formulating strategy and evaluating performance. Choice イ lists exactly these four perspectives, so it is correct as a description of BSC. The core of BSC is that it evaluates not only finance (past results) but also non-financial perspectives that lead to future results, such as customer satisfaction, improvement of business processes, and the growth of people and the organization.

  • Incorrectウ

    Recording entries so that the credit and debit sides always come to equal amounts is a description of the idea of double-entry bookkeeping (the balancing of debits and credits on the balance sheet), and is unrelated to BSC, which is a management method for business strategy.

  • Incorrectエ

    Scoring and evaluating the creditworthiness of a business partner using financial indicators and the like is a description of credit management (credit assessment / credit scoring), not BSC.

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  • BSC (Balanced Scorecard) = a management method that formulates strategy and evaluates performance from four perspectives: financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth. The key point is to balance the financial (past) with the non-financial (future).
  • Distinguishing it from confusingly similar methods: analyzing the source of value = value chain analysis; recording entries so debits and credits balance = double-entry bookkeeping; evaluating a business partner's creditworthiness = credit management / credit scoring.
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