2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-28409-0_3
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A Holistic Business Performance Measurement Framework

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“…It uses the cost of these activities as a basis for allocating costs to other items -cost carriers, such as products or services." While for Sezenias et al, (2013), the activity-based costing system is defined as the method that allocates all direct and indirect costs per activity and allocates the costs of activity to the products, with the help of the relevant cost guide (Sezenias et al, 2013).…”
Section: Activity Based Costing -Abcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It uses the cost of these activities as a basis for allocating costs to other items -cost carriers, such as products or services." While for Sezenias et al, (2013), the activity-based costing system is defined as the method that allocates all direct and indirect costs per activity and allocates the costs of activity to the products, with the help of the relevant cost guide (Sezenias et al, 2013).…”
Section: Activity Based Costing -Abcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, it is very important that BPR processes are well-accompanied with adequate performance measurement methodologies. In this regard, it is worth noting the software tool ADJUST that enables to monitor and assess real time process performance in a much more holistic manner Sezenias et al, 2013;Plakoutsi et al, 2013). The recent advances to Business Process Re-engineering with special focus on Information Technology (IT), workflow, process modeling and HR tools were also found well analyzed in literature (Glykas ed., 2013).…”
Section: Business Process Reengineering (Bpr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the ever increasing pace in market conditions only organizations that can evolve and adapt fast to new conditions can survive and prosper. The need for proper design, implementation and utilization of Performance Measurement Systems, is greater than ever for organizations to respond to this challenge (Eccles & Roeser, 2011).The core of performance measurement systems, is the set of measures selected (Ampantzi et al, 2013;Chytas & Glykas, 2011;Glykas et al, 1993a;Glykas et al, 1993b;Glykas et al, 1993c;Glykas et al 1993d;Glykas & Valiris 1992;Pappa et al, 2013;Plakoutsi et al 2013;Sezenias et al, 2013;Valiris et al, 2005;Valiris & Glykas, 2004;Valiris & Glykas, 2000;Valiris & Glykas, 1999a;Valiris & Glykas, 1999b;Valiris & Glykas 1998;Wilhelmij et al 1993a;Wilhelmij et al, 1993b;Xirogiannis & Glykas, 2007). Of equal importance are the relationships that exist among measures and in particular the cause and effect relationships among them ought to be properly specified (De Waal, 2003;Glykas, 2013b;Glykas, 2013c;Glykas, 2013d;Glykas, 2013a;Glykas, 2012;Glykas & Chytas, 2004c;Glykas & Chytas, 2004d).…”
Section: Introduction: Performance Measurement and The Balanced Score...mentioning
confidence: 99%