Literature Review
Four common principles concerning performance measurement systems can be drawn from the business strategy, management control, and the managerial accounting literature. First, a measurement system should be comprehensive in that it should capture performance from more than one perspective. Kaplan and Norton 13,41. Chakravarthy [51, Harrington 161. Maisel 171. and others argue for measuring along multiple dimensions of performance to capture all relevant stakeholders. Kaplan and Norton, for example, suggest that four "dials" or perspectives be considered for performance measurement: customer (service quality). shareholder (financial results). internal (process efficiency). and innovation/learning.
Literature ReviewFour common principles concerning performance measurement systems can be drawn from the business strategy, management control, and the managerial accounting literature. First, a measurement system should be comprehensive in that it should capture performance from more than one perspective. Kaplan and Norton 13,41. Chakravarthy [51, Harrington 161. Maisel 171. and others argue for measuring along multiple dimensions of performance to capture all relevant stakeholders. Kaplan and Norton, for example, suggest that four "dials" or perspectives be considered for performance measurement: customer (service quality). shareholder (financial results). internal (process efficiency). and innovation/learning.
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