Value Reporting Framework

The video tutorial introduces a framework developed by Price Waterhouse Cooper for measuring, managing, and reporting corporate performance. It covers four primary reporting areas: market overview, strategy and structure, managing for value, and performance evaluation. Each area includes specific criteria such as competitive environment, organizational strategy, asset management, and economic performance. The framework aims to ensure accountability and meet reporting standards for internal and external stakeholders.

What is the primary purpose of the Value Reporting Framework?

• To manage employee satisfaction

• To increase sales

• To measure and report corporate performance

• To develop new products

Which of the following is NOT a primary area of reporting in the framework?

• Managing for value

• Employee training programs

• Strategy and firm structure

• Market overview

What does the market overview include?

• Customer feedback

• Competitive environment

• Employee benefits

• Product design

Which aspect is NOT considered under managing for value?

• Financial assets

• Customer relationship status

• Internal people status

• Office decoration

What is primarily assessed under performance in the framework?

• Economic and operating performance

• Employee satisfaction

• Product innovation

• Market expansion