International on-line scorecarding study now in progress.

CMA Canada members are invited to participate in an on-line survey studying the use and adoption of scorecarding worldwide. CMA Canada, along with other professional organizations from around the world, have partnered to conduct this study. The study will provide information on which organizations are implementing scorecarding systems, the desired (and achieved) benefits, the approaches used in designing and implementing these systems, best practices, international differences in scorecarding, and much more.

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Participants will receive access to all articles presenting the findings from the current study, as well as other benefits detailed on the study's Web site. Participants will also receive access to a series of articles detailing the findings from the prior North American study written by the survey's principal investigators, Raef Lawson of the University at Albany, State University of New York, Professor William Stratton of Pepperdine University, and Toby Hatch of Hyperion Solutions.

Survey participants can be from any organization that has considered, implemented, or is in the process of implementing a scorecarding system. Respondents should have an understanding of, or have access to, information about the purpose of the scorecarding system, its implementation, and benefits or outcomes from the system. The survey will take approximately 5-45 minutes to complete. There is no cost to participate.

To participate in this study visit graziadio.pepperdine.edu/shaps.