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Financial perspective: financial statement showing key indicators such as revenue, expense, net income or other measures important to success. Customer perspective: Ratings of customer satisfaction, statistics of customer retention, market share and even brand strength. Use the four most important measures of success as the basis.
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It would not be a big stretch to image a well run service business like this making 15-25% net profit margins. In a booming tech market like 2011 it’s easy to think your business will always expand. In a down market IP can become a huge differentiator. That is $12 million in profits over 3 years. This is a huge mistake.
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Financial perspective: financial statement showing key indicators such as revenue, expense, net income or other measures important to success. Customer perspective: Ratings of customer satisfaction, statistics of customer retention, market share and even brand strength. Use the four most important measures of success as the basis.
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