Objectives, missions and performance measures in multinationals
This article examines performance evaluation systems of fifteen multinationals -- five German, five UK and five US -- and how they relate to corporate strategy or mission statements in each case. The technique of analysis used is the multilayered case study approach, and includes 'face-to-face' interviews. The results, by authors Jeffrey Coates, Edward Davis, Stephen Longden, Raymond Stacey (Aston University) and Clive Emmanuel (University of Glasgow), are very instructive. The cases show a consistent use of missions/strategies, objectives and performance measures within the companies, but wide variation between them. Detailed tables are presented which show clearly the range of variation between the companies and countries concerned.
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1991
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Authors: | Coats, Jeffrey ; Davis, Edward ; Longden, Stephen ; Stacey, Raymond ; Emmanuel, Clive |
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European Management Journal. - Elsevier, ISSN 0263-2373. - Vol. 9.1991, 4, p. 444-453
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Elsevier |
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