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Organisational and Managerial Performance - How, when, where and by whom should organisational, managerial, product and service performance be measured?
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ENVS1130 E.J. de Renzy-Martin Foundations of Management December 2002 Coursework 1 Organisational and Managerial Performance 1. How, when, where and by whom should organisational, managerial, product and service performance be measured? It has never been more important to accurately measure business and managerial performance. Since the post-War renaissance, companies' prospects of obtaining a competitive advantage have solely depended on a combination of the expertise, knowledge and skills of its staff. There is, however, no single measure of performance in any situation. A large proportion of performance measures are qualitative not quantitative, and therefore value judgements can only be calculated with supportable and justifiable standards. Consequently, it is imperative that the main attributes of those who measure this performance can analyse and interpret the results, with a fundamental understanding of the environment, people, customers, the market- and the organizations' position within it. This is not possible without the full and latest information, constantly gathered and assessed. ...
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