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Comparative performance measurement

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A commentary on Glaister and Buckley: Measures of performance in UK international alliances : assessing replication and extension

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'Substance Over Form' : Meaningful Ways to Measure Organizational Performance

Friedman, Hershey H. - 2018

A key principle of financial reporting is that substance matters, not form. This is how auditors ensure that a firm will be viable in the future. The authors provide a checklist of goals that an organization should examine in order to determine whether it is investing in the long-run rather than...

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Understanding Performance Measurement Through the Literature

Khan, Khurram - 2012

Performance measurement has been defined and redefined over the years. Researchers have tried to explain this important … multi-disciplinary approach. This has resulted in a departure from a generalist understanding of performance measurement to … performance measurement through the review of literature. It also points out some of the issues in the more recently developed …

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Measuring Organizational Performance in the Absence of Objective Measures : The Case of the Privately-Held Firm and Conglomerate Business Unit

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A firm's organizational performance (OP) is often scrutinized when studying various organizational phenomena. When examining OP, researchers must provide a conceptualization to define it and must identify measures needed to operationalize OP. However, the identification of accurate performance...

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