O objetivo deste estudo foi construção de um modelo Multicritério de Apoio à Decisão Construtivista (MCDA-C) para apoiar a holding SC Participações e Parcerias S.A. (SCPAR) na atividade de certificação da qualidade do processo de movimentação de cargas em seus portos subsidiários. Após operacionalização do estudo de caso, destaca-se como principal resultado a construção de indicadores relacionados às ‘Especificações das Cargas em termos de Contrato’ e ‘Condições da Carga’. Este estudo contribui para a identificação, por parte da SCPAR, de ações que ela própria pode tomar, a fim de estimular melhorias no desempenho de seus atores logísticos.
Organizational climate impacts on the employee’s well-being, commitment and positive behavior. Most studies to assess climate in healthcare organizations use qualitative and/or statistical methods. Here, we propose a general framework, based on a multiple criteria decision making/aid (MCDM / A) method, which considers different objectives in a single problem. Such framework includes internal and external factors to assess organizational climate and presented adequate results when tested in a particular case. To assess the organizational climate, we use the ELECTRE TRI method, an outranking method that combine the decision-maker (DM) preferences and his value judgments. We conclude that MCDM methods can improve agility, provide a systemic vision on organizational climate assessment and contribute to the decision-making process
This study aimed to understand what the literature has been approaching regarding public sector innovation and which measurement practices have been used, in addition to seeking research opportunities. The process was guided by the ProKnow-C instrument, a process of selection and critical analysis of the literature which allowed the selection of 33 articles. In general, it was found that: (i) the meaning of what innovation is has changed over the years; (ii) although there are attempts to evaluate these innovations, they are still incipient, especially in defining what is being considered as an innovation, which qualitative scale best represents what innovation is, how to transform this qualitative (ordinal) scale into a mathematical scale (cardinal); (iii) the evaluation has been promoted by the adoption of methods from the private sector, which are considered inappropriate for the public sector, since they make use of successes interpreted in organizations with divergent contexts. The results of the study make it possible to form, on the basis of institutional situational perception and needs, an instrument that meets the properties of measurement and determine the direction of managerial activity.
Objective: This paper aims to explore the scientific literature in order to show how the process of institutionalizing (incorporating) the ‘sustainability’ of the performance evaluation system (PES) contributes to organizational performance management (OPM). Methodology: An integrative review was carried out with the support of the ProKnow-C intervention instrument to select 39 articles that formed part of the bibliographic portfolio (BP). The PB analysis was conducted through the evolution of the performance evaluation (PE) area; the elaboration of the concept of OPM, which guided this research; and the development of a ‘lens’ using the concept of the ‘sustainability’ of the PES, from which it was possible to identify its essential aspects and use them as a basis for exploration. With this, it was feasible to demonstrate the relationship of the ‘lens’ with the guiding concept that allowed the elaboration of a taxonomy. Findings: In terms of the results, the evolution of a mature theme in the literature (PE) from a new perspective and with an emphasis on the integration of elements related to management is presented, allowing for the identification that the management elements are incipient and little developed in the literature. The elaboration of a taxonomy made it possible to verify that ‘learning’ is the aspect of sustainability that most contributes to OPM, that the ‘holistic/integrated vision’ element encompasses all aspects that determine the sustainability of the PES, and that the ‘use of information’ is the common component and link between the sustainability of PES and OPM in promoting organizational learning, supporting communication and providing it with a foundation for decision-making. Originality: Gaps were identified in the literature that led to the elaboration of a future research agenda for questions related to the importance of culture in encouraging the continuous process of performance management, the relationship of organizational learning with the context and strategic alignment, and the contribution of the human factor and culture to the continuous improvement of organizational performance. Thus, this research offers a new guiding perspective for OPM.
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