2020
DOI: 10.1080/00949655.2020.1777997
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A quantitative target-setting model using Monte Carlo simulation method: mapping in strategic management and balanced scorecard (BSC) context

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“…In contrast to existing research (e.g. Capelo et al , 2012; Köppen et al , 2006 and Ostradi et al , 2020) that uses only the BSC framework and does not include other accounting models, we also include the TD-ABC as suggested by Kaplan (2008). In addition, we have also discussed the inclusion of other relevant ideas such as lean or Six Sigma.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In contrast to existing research (e.g. Capelo et al , 2012; Köppen et al , 2006 and Ostradi et al , 2020) that uses only the BSC framework and does not include other accounting models, we also include the TD-ABC as suggested by Kaplan (2008). In addition, we have also discussed the inclusion of other relevant ideas such as lean or Six Sigma.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, Köppen et al (2006) use a MCMC simulation technique for the balanced scorecard indictors, and Ostradi et al (2020) focus on an extended Monte Carlo simulation that considers all the effects and possible interactions of the strategic process including the influences of strategic BSC objectives. The present paper differs from the above approaches by proposing an easy way of designing a stochastic BSC model with the focus on a few important response variables and the way in which they can be improved.…”
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“…At the very heart of this process lies the important task of establishing objectives, both short-term and long-term, carefully tailored to steer the organization towards its envisioned destination. The efficacy of this initial step extends beyond mere goal creation; it hinges on the seamless integration of these objectives with the subsequent actions and decisions undertaken by the organization (Ostadi et al, 2020). Strategic management's journey begins with the crucial phase of goal-setting and meticulous planning.…”
Section: A) Target Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%