Designing a BSC Knowledge-Based Strategic Planning System

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The strategy planning is virtual necessity for business activities. In this paper, we propose the use of the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to prioritize all of the measures and strategies in a BSC framework and we tries set up intelligent balanced scorecard knowledge-based strategic planning system, including the database management subsystem, the model base subsystem, the knowledge acquisition subsystem, and the dialogue subsystem. We use the BSC knowledge-based system in a financial holding company in Taiwan. The knowledge-based system for BSC offers a very fast way to implement an automated strategy planning.

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