Information and Knowledge Management using ArcGIS ModelBuilder

Michal Pivnička
important to set whether the objective target exceeded the plan, fell below expectations of the plan or
was within tolerances (fig. 13).
Figure 13: Alarm settings
3.2.4 Creating custom scorecard views
A Scorecard can be created as soon as objectives exist. Creating a Scorecard actually means that it
will be made and given any name, and then objectives shall be assigned to it that must be included.
The number of objectives in the Scorecard is not limited, just as there is no limit to the number of
Scorecards which may exist. It is also possible to create a Scorecard in a hierarchy (parent – child).
The strategy of the company can then be cascaded down to individuals.
Creating views is the last point in the process of creating a Scorecard. As described above, the
system automatically creates a Tree view, Scorecard view and Detailed view. The Designer, however,
has the ability to devise an unlimited number of Custom views. These are tailored exactly to a specific
Viewer. A typical example of the use of a custom view is the insertion of a Strategy Map.
The basis of the custom view is a picture in GIF, JPG, JPEG, SVG or SOW with a maximum size of 1
MB. It serves as a background for entering indicators (alarms), links to websites or other applications,
labels, etc.
Once a Scorecard has been built, the Designer can allot it to the intended Viewer.
4. Some of the problems associated with the implementation of oracle
balanced scorecard
With each solution are some related issues that must be taken into account. Probably the most
important problems that may arise during the implementation of Oracle BSC are:
Inconsistent communication,
Rejection of changes,
Lack of management support.
The main point of the process of the BSC implementation in the information system is communication.
It requires that all participants know and understand the business strategy. In particular, a designer
should understand the strategy very well. Customization is also very difficult to communicate. The
user must be able to explain the designer how the application needs to be set. Sometimes a problem
may arise because the user himself is not sure what it needs.
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