Best performance management books

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	"Refreshing book from an experienced practitioner aware but not confined to the 'classical' theories"

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	"Mandatory for anybody doing dashboards or serious reporting. There is nobody above Few."

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	"Analysis and visualization best practices, also for 'beginners'"

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	"What is it all good for? Fluffy strategy maps or value creation? Go for EVA if you believe in the latter"

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	"Heavy stuff - relevant academic texts and not for beginners"

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	"Non-technical performance dashboard clarifications from an IT-practitioner. Look for newest version."

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	"How do you turn information (management) in to an asset?"

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	"Hands-on examples of where and how to find opportunities for value creation"

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	"Short value driver revelation from McKinsey and hairy DCF bible from Copeland. Compare to EVA..."

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	"Experienced application drawing on scorecards, 6 sigma, Malcolm Baldridge etc. Sequel soon out."

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	"Information and knowledge to unlock value? If you like Davenport this is worth trying."

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	"Good collection of key articles by Drucker, Kaplan, Norton etc to understand the scorecard foundation, but outdated book no longer to be considered best-practice"