MMO Endüstri Mühendisliği Dergisi, cilt.33, sa.2, ss.1-22, 2022 (Hakemli Dergi)
Balanced Scorecard (BSC) has emerged as one of
the most widely used performance appraisal tools. The BSC includes both
financial and non-financial factors to assess performance of businesses.
Although the BSC is a useful tool for businesses, it is not dynamic or
sensitive to fluctuation. This fragility of the BSC can be eliminated by
incorporating risk and agile perspectives to the existing BSC structure. Thus,
BSC includes six perspectives as Financial, Customer, Internal Business
Processes, Learning and Growth, Risk, Agile. Aim of this study is to
investigate impacts of risk and agile perspectives and their interaction with
current four BSC perspectives (Financial, Customer, Internal Business
Processes, Learning and Growth). For this aim, Design of Experiment (DOE)
methodology is used. Design of Experiment examines relationship between
criteria. Since financial perspective is the most important indicator of the
business performance, it is determined as output variable. Other five
perspectives are determined as input variables. Single impacts of five
perspectives and impacts of their interactions on financial perspectives are
investigated. An illustrative example in IT departments of the banks is
presented in this study, and IT personnel are preferred as decision makers for
Design of Experiment (DoE) application. Findings present that agile and risk
perspectives influences financial perspective, their two-way and three-way
interactions with other perspectives have significant impact on financial
perspective.