Reasons for failure to implement the balanced scorecard effectively include all of the following except: Multiple Choice Failure to include SEC reporting responsibilities. Failure to link nonfinancial measures to strategy. Measuring the results incorrectly. Failure to validate the assumptions in the strategy map. Setting the wrong performance targets.
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