One of the presentations given in the 2nd day of the PMA 2014 Conference was brought by Svetlana Maltseva and Andrey Dmitriev, of the Russian National Research University High School of Economics, and spoke about the importance of using Big Data Flow for detecting dynamic system crises.
June 25th was the first day of the 8th edition of the Performance Management Association Conference, held at the Aarhus University, Denmark. The day was especially dedicated to performance excellence, and included several key presentations which concluded with a panel discussion, being followed by parallel sessions. The day finished off with a gala dinner, accompanied by a keynote presentation.
The PMA 2014 Conference offers you the opportunity to explore the latest thinking and research into the design of the high-performing organization. Join the world’s most influential thinkers and inspirational leaders between25 – 27 June, in Aarhus, Denmark!
Strategic planning is the process through which an organization defines what it wants to become and how should this desired state be achieved. Based on the Bain & Company study – “Management Tools & Trends 2013”, about 45% of the respondents conduct strategic planning in their organizations, and their satisfaction with this tool is at 3.9, on a scale from 1 to 5 (5 is the highest level).
Organisational performance comprises a company’s actual results, as measured against its intended goals. Highly effective companies have a clear focus on leadership, design, people, change management, culture and engagement, so that organizational and individual capabilities contribute to the financial and operational performance, enabling strategy execution. Taking into consideration that almost every organization has profit as a strategic objective, customer satisfaction plays a major part in influencing revenues.