Controlling Für Kleine Und Mittlere Unternehmen 2009
DOI: 10.1524/9783486592559.101
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Perspektiven eines kognitionsorientierten Controllings für KMU

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“…Mitroff & Alpaslan (2003, 111) and Coleman (2006, 5) show that exceptional problems that interfere with the organizational routine and based on human errors are more common than in the past. Especially general management shortcomings and wrong decisions as a consequence of serious false assessments in areas like strategic planning, production planning, supply planning, sales planning, human resources planning or financial planning (Hoogen & Lingnau 2009, Elsweier & Nickel 2010. These are typical causes of corporate imbalances.…”
Section: Special Context Factors Of Controlling In Smesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Mitroff & Alpaslan (2003, 111) and Coleman (2006, 5) show that exceptional problems that interfere with the organizational routine and based on human errors are more common than in the past. Especially general management shortcomings and wrong decisions as a consequence of serious false assessments in areas like strategic planning, production planning, supply planning, sales planning, human resources planning or financial planning (Hoogen & Lingnau 2009, Elsweier & Nickel 2010. These are typical causes of corporate imbalances.…”
Section: Special Context Factors Of Controlling In Smesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An important reason for the emergence of risks and the delayed introduction of countermeasures must be seen in an insufficient foundation of business decisions. As stated before, this is connected with the fact that in SMEs, controlling instruments designed to support decisions are oftentimes only partly implemented (Hoogen & Lingnau 2009, 112ff, Feldbauer-Durstmüller, Duller, Mayr, Neubauer & Ulrich 2012, Berens, Püthe & Siemes 2007. In companies that have experienced rapid growth, the foundation of decisions especially reflects the situation in small enterprises.…”
Section: Special Context Factors Of Controlling In Smesmentioning
confidence: 99%