The author provides theoretical and methodological features of applied strategic analysis as a current instrument of balanced scorecard comprehensive evaluation of the economic activity of the business. The balanced scorecard concept, which outlines a collection of studied indicators and an analysis sequence, has been further developed into the applied strategic analysis concept. The following are the key goals of applied strategic analysis: comparative examination of balanced scorecard data, diagnostics of balanced scorecard data divergence, and balanced scorecard data forecasting. All of the goals are intertwined, as each new difficulty is a result of the preceding one. The deduction principle, which governs the application of strategic analysis, is defined as a study of generic balanced scorecard indicators, followed by specialised indicators. The following are the most common strategic analysis applications: financial data analysis, customer data analysis, internal business process data analysis, and personnel training and development data analysis. The findings can be applied to the creation of long-, medium-, and short-term managerial decisions in the realm of economic organisation activity. Methods of absolute, relative, and average values, comparison, grouping, graphical and tabular methods, correlation-regression analysis, factoring analysis, cluster analysis, and expert evaluation method are among the methodical instruments of applied strategic analysis. The conclusion is that applied strategic analysis is a novel and sufficient tool for researching strategic aspects of an organization's economic activity and forming an analytical support for strategic management in today's economic climate.
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Sergey Ivanovich Krylov
Academic Department of Accounting, Analysis and Audit, Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia.
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