Effectiveness Index as an Organizational Cockpit Instrument

Páscoa, Carlos; Moreira, Marco; Tribolet, José

doi:10.1016/j.protcy.2012.09.027

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“…However, considering the need to take these indicators into account in the set of organisational subsystems and in a variety of dimensions, such simple calculations become complicated. A practical model for solving the task of calculating the complex efficiency was justified and proposed in the form of the Global Organizational Effectiveness Index Subsystem (GOEIS) metamodel [35].…”

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Evaluation of Government Information Systems Effectiveness: The Case of e-Participation Portals in Russia

Trutnev

Vidiasova

2018

Electronic Participation

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This paper is devoted to the study of methods for assessing the effectiveness of public information systems that can identify the relationship between the characteristics of individual factors of their creation and assess the impact of these factors on their overall effectiveness and ability to create public values. After reviewing, selecting and adapting an evaluation methodology, it was tested with several e-participation portals. This choice was due to both the growing interest in increasing the effectiveness of these portals, and the relative availability of initial information for analysis. During the research, a number of hypotheses were formulated and tested. The results obtained and presented in this paper confirm the suitability of the chosen methodology to solve the stated tasks of effectiveness assessment of government information systems and the influencing factors.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Evaluation of Government Information Systems Effectiveness: The Case of e-Participation Portals in Russia

Trutnev

Vidiasova

2018

Electronic Participation

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Near Real Time System for Operational Management

Telha

Bessa

Páscoa

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Procedia Technology

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Strategy essentials: organizational simulators

Páscoa

Ferreira

Tribolet

2013

The Learning Organization

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Purpose – The aim of this article is to: provide an overview of the role of organizational simulators as essential tools to assess, at early stages of the planning phase, organizational objectives and strategy; propose recommendations on how to advance the subject area in terms of research and development; demonstrate that aeronautical concepts can be applied in the organizational context. Design/methodology/approach – The article refers concepts and theories related with the subject and presents a methodology for social investigation, which was used in this research. Findings – Organizational simulators have a fundamental role in organizational self-awareness because they help to control the organization's vital parameters, in a proactive manner, considering the creation of different scenarios that allow, beforehand, a predictive assessment. Research limitations/implications – The research provides empirical evidence of use in the operational domain of the Portuguese Air Force and also an example of the valuable collaboration between real operations use and academia research. It also offers an insight, by using the metaphor “Flying the Organization”, on how flying concepts can be applied in the organizational context. Practical implications – The research lab was done using Microsoft Excel in what was related to the simulator development. All relevant data was gathered from organization's information systems (IS) and inserted into Microsoft Excel. Future implementations should be integrated with the organization's IS. Originality/value – This article contributes to the “state of art” of organizational simulators by providing a real case and provides both the entrepreneurial and academia communities for conducting future actions within this subject. The article also provides value to organizational management actors on how organizational simulators can be applied.

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Effectiveness Index as an Organizational Cockpit Instrument

Cited by 8 publications

References 1 publication

Evaluation of Government Information Systems Effectiveness: The Case of e-Participation Portals in Russia

Evaluation of Government Information Systems Effectiveness: The Case of e-Participation Portals in Russia

Near Real Time System for Operational Management

Strategy essentials: organizational simulators

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