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2010/05/20 in Business-Technology, IT Strategy by peg | No comments
Ack! The scorecard's gone red!
Andy Mulholland has a nice post over at the Capgemini CTO blog, which points out that we have a strange aversion to the colour red. Having red on your balanced scorecard is not necessarily a bad thing, as it tells you something that you didn’t know before. Insisting on managers delivering completely green scorecard is just throwing good information away.
Unfortunately something’s wrong with Capgemini’s blogging platform, and it won’t let me post a comment. Go and read the post, and then you can find my comment below.
Tags: Andy Mulholland, balanced scorecard, Blog comment, Capgemini, CTO Blog