The use of the balanced scorecard as a performance measurement tool.
Compose an essay which critically evaluates the use of the balanced scorecard (BSC) as a performance measurement tool.Your essay should provide coverage of the following areas: Origins of and the rise to prominence of the BSC as a performance measurement tool The BSC approach to performance measurement and the advantages it offers Limitations and/or criticisms of the BSC as a performance measurement tool2 | P a g e : A C F I 3 0 3 A s s e s s e d C o u r s e w o r kEssay markings weightingThe overall marks for the essay will be broken down according to the below:Essay area/component% WeightingOrigins of and the rise to prominence of the BSC as a performance measurement tool25The BSC approach to performance measurement and the advantages it offers40Limitations and/or criticisms of the BSC as a performance measurement tool20Overall structure, cohesion and clarity of essay discussion10Presentation, grammar and referencing5Essay Completion Guidelines This essay is worth 30% of the overall ACFI 303 module mark. The word limit for the essay is 2,000 words (excluding references). The standard university penalties will be applied for any work exceeding this word limit. Your essay should be appropriately cited and referenced using the Harvard style. The University’s rules and penalties with respect to plagiarism apply to this work. Your essay must be entirely your own work. Your essay should be word processed using font size 12 and double line spacing. Ensure your spelling, vocabulary and grammar are correct and your essay is constructed using logical paragraphs. Any queries regarding the essay should be posted to the discussion forum which can be accessed through VITAL or discussed by making an appointment in office hours. The discussion forum will be monitored over the Easter break excluding weekends and bank holidays.