Key performance indicators: economic and mathematical approach
Автор: Dobrenkov Vladimir Ivanovich, Afonin Yury Alekseevich
Статья в выпуске: 3 (56) т.18, 2022 года.
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This article is a scientific and educational journey across the contemporary tools for managing social organizations in Russia and abroad. It presents several methods, methodologies and management models which are used by exceptional Russian organizations. This volume best resembles a practical manual for managers who daily come in contact with issues arising from the real-time operations of their organization, including conflict resolution, team building, and the development of a strong corporate culture. It will help readers shed light on the complex and multifaceted atmosphere within the company and outside of it, analyze the development situation, and bring about change within them and within their business while keeping in step with the dynamic processes world-wide.
Indicative management, indicator-based management, macroeconomic level, territorial level, mesoeconomic level, microeconomic level, sustainable development indicators, criteria, simple indicators, linking indicators, ongoing feedback, institutional aspects, social aspects, environmental aspects
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