Sentence examples for performance measurement model from inspiring English sources
This study develops a new port performance measurement model by taking the perspectives from different port stakeholders.
In this research paper, a comprehensive RL performance measurement model is first developed by integrating BSC, and performance prism, thus, rectifying the drawbacks in previous frameworks while incorporating their strengths.
This paper uses management control, resource-based, systems-based and contingency-based strategy theories to describe a large U.S. manufacturing company's efforts to improve profitability by designing and using a performance measurement model (PMM).
Shaik and Abdul-Kader [17] develop a comprehensive reverse logistics performance measurement model by integrating balanced scorecard (BSC) and performance prism.
Considering the subjective experiment completeness and workload, three basic QPREFs were selected, namely, 22, 28, 34, used for performance measurement model in different quality levels.
Their proposed performance measurement model used the multi-criteria optimization and compromise solution method (Opricovic 1998) combined with measuring the entropy of the weights of the criteria.
This paper presents a survey on performance measurement models and frameworks and analyses how these research results are implemented, or not, into software tools available on the market.
Performance measurement models are essential to support various decision making problems that may arise during life cycle of a facilities layout.
We also argue that, for consumers, performance measurement models are better at identifying problem facilities than potentially good homes.
However, the most fundamental limitation of all nursing home performance measurement models is that none of them really allow one to hear "the residents' voices".
Using 130 capital projects and a longitudinal design, this study develops a performance-measurement model based on changes in project-management performance during the execution phase.
