An exploratory study of performance measurement systems and relationships with performance results

Journal of Operations Management - Tập 22 - Trang 219-232 - 2004
James R Evans1
1Department of Quantitative Analysis and Operations Management, University of Cincinnati, College of Business Administration, P.O. Box 210130, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0130, USA

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AbstractThe design of an effective performance measurement system, which includes the selection of appropriate measures and approaches for analyzing results, is central to aligning an organization’s operations with its strategic direction. Despite its importance, this is one area that many organizations fail to address effectively. This paper reports exploratory empirical results, obtained from an on‐line survey, on the relative emphasis and types of performance measurements and analysis approaches used by organizations in manufacturing, service, and not‐for‐profit (including education and health care) sectors. The results suggest that organizations with more mature performance measurement systems report better results in terms of customer, financial, and market performance.

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Journal of Operations Management

Tập 22

219-232

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