Explain how a project addresses and adds value in each of the four areas of an organizational balanced scorecard.

Construct a draft proposal for your project and integrate it with the organizational balanced scorecard model. There is no page limit for this assessment.
Expand on your list of peer-reviewed or authoritative sources from Assessment 1 that substantiate your approach and method for the data review, such as accrediting body standards, accounting principles, federal laws, or Medicare conditions of participation.
Add a minimum of five relevant, authoritative sources.
Limit commercial website references to no more than two entries.
Format your citations and references using APA style.
Choose a framework appropriate for examining the type of data under investigation. Look at the following for examples, and explain the basis for your choice.
For a compliance project, use the regulations.
For an accrediting assessment, use the standards and site survey criteria.
For the implementation of a new service line, consider using the balanced scorecard framework.
Develop proposed structures (for example, pie chart, graph, spreadsheet, process map) for the visual display of summarized raw data.
Reflect on what type of visual display structure will best fit your selected topic. Although you are just beginning to collect data, you will want to consider how to display it.
Ensure that your data displays are clear and easily interpreted.
Ensure that the proposed title includes the focus of the data, units of measurement, the organization’s name, and time frame.
Explain how a project addresses and adds value in each of the four areas of an organizational balanced scorecard. (The four areas are business operations, finance, customer service, and organizational learning and growth.)