Search Results for performance-assessment
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Measure the efficiency of decision-making units (DMUs) using quantitative approaches plays important role to help decision maker to enhance the organization efficiency. Also, integrating more than one quantitative approach have received more attention recently. This paper presents an efficient computational approach which consist of integrating two multi-criteria decision making approaches. The first is the data envelopment analysis (DEA) model and it used to measure the efficiency of the DMUs based on their inputs and outputs and the second approach is Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS). The presented approach has teased using dataset as in [12] of municipal services in Thi Qar Province, focusing on seven municipalities within the region. Using the presented approach, first we identify the relative efficiency using DEA models. Second, we rank all DMUs that reach full efficiency. Using a dataset comprising three inputs and three outputs associated with municipal services. The result of paper shows that this approach is reliable and easy to implement and it is suitable for helping the decision maker to reach the optimal decision for sustainable evaluation.
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This research aims to explore the importance of financial analysis and its contribution to enhancing environmental performance evaluation by utilizing financial ratios in financial analysis and addressing environmental issues to improve and maintain the environment and performance of government units. The research problem centres on the negative impact of neglecting financial analysis of financial statements and the financial information they contain regarding environmental performance on making appropriate decisions in performance evaluation. Therefore, the researchers sought to prove the hypothesis that using financial ratios in financial analysis and comparing financial information with non-financial information enhances environmental performance evaluation procedures. The study examined the environmental reality of the Medical City Directorate under the Ministry of Health, which is considered a unit affecting the environment. It involved an analytical review of the issued reports and financial analysis of the budget execution statement. The research concluded that the government unit in question showed weak environmental performance due to insufficient attention to pollution control, affecting most environmental aspects, and failure to apply environmental laws and regulations. Key recommendations include the need to comply with environmental laws and regulations and the necessity of establishing an environmental auditing plan or program to cover all environmental activities of the directorate.
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The balanced scorecard plays a crucial role in enhancing the reputation of organizations in general, and specifically in the tourism sector, where performance evaluation is a key aspect of their operations. The main objective of this study is to adopt modern performance evaluation concepts to bring about a qualitative improvement in performance assessment, not only from a financial standpoint but also from other intangible perspectives. This research was motivated by the necessity to evaluate business performance in order to strengthen the competitive position of organizations in a challenging environment. The study was conducted in several high-end hotels in Baghdad, revealing a lack of clarity in performance evaluation methods and a failure to utilize the balanced scorecard, which negatively impacted the status of the hotels. The literature review employed a descriptive approach, exploring the relationship between the balanced scorecard and organizational status. A questionnaire was administered to a sample of 67 individuals (including directors, general managers, and department heads) to assess this relationship. The study yielded significant results, demonstrating a strong correlation between the balanced scorecard and the status of the organizations under investigation.