In 2017, the Performance Magazine editorial team interviewed Martin Kunc, Associate Professor of Management Science at the Warwick Business School, United Kingdom. His thoughts and views on Performance Management are detailed below.
The main challenge today is to have a balanced approach to performance management and to avoid falling into “performance managerialism”.
Economic, legal and political systems are constructed and held together by contracts and transactions. They are vital tools that protect assets and set organizational boundaries, that control interactions between nations, organizations and individuals, and that guide managerial and social action.
Once 2017 hits, the world of alpine skiing will be overwhelmed by exciting news that will mark the season and will be announced during the first stage of the FIS World Cup, which will take place in Sölden, Austria.
These days, performance management is becoming increasingly more commonplace than it used to be, each business adding its own take on how it should go about designing the perfect performance management system that suits their specific needs.