The Mechanisms of Creating Value vs. Financial Security of Going Concern—Sustainable Management

Kaczmarek, Jarosław

doi:10.3390/su11082278

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“…Moreover, cost and financial sustainability can be targeted in building projects by adopting VM. Lin et al [114] said that VM is commonly used as a supportive method to address challenges, such as limited financial resources and strict planning in the building industry, as financial analysis represents the primary method for evaluating a company's sustainable improvement and value creation [115]. VM provides sustainability to be included in a construction project [21,116].…”

Section: Vm Activities Implementation For Building Sustainable Successmentioning

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Identifying and Assessing Sustainable Value Management Implementation Activities in Developing Countries: The Case of Egypt

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Value management (VM) has become a useful tool for achieving sustainability in many countries. This paper aims to assess VM implementation and its activities towards achieving sustainable building projects in Egypt. Data were obtained from the literature, followed by a qualitative approach through a semi-structured interview and a quantitative approach via a questionnaire survey. In Cairo and Giza, data were collected from a sample of 200 building professionals using a questionnaire, while exploration of the country’s VM activities practice was completed using exploratory factor analysis (EFA), including descriptive statistics such as “frequency analysis” and ”measures of central tendencies”. The results show that VM awareness was demonstrated by 64% of the sample, which means that they know about VM. On the other hand, most respondents, 85.3%, did not adopt VM and did not receive any VM training. The results also show, through EFA, that the correlations between these activities show five main components: an information phase, a function phase, a creativity phase, an evaluation phase, and a development/presentation phase. This study will help building professionals to eliminate unwanted costs and enhance project sustainability by adopting VM in building projects in developing countries. Finally, the results of this study will enhance building management through the implementation of VM elements, with a view to ensuring value for money and meeting sustainability goals.

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Section: Vm Activities Implementation For Building Sustainable Successmentioning

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Identifying and Assessing Sustainable Value Management Implementation Activities in Developing Countries: The Case of Egypt

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“…The purpose here is to develop further models using the new methodology. Notes: the all enterprises model was used (Kaczmarek, 2019). Notes: see Figure 6.…”

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Financial threat profiles of industrial enterprises in Poland

Kaczmarek

Alonso

Sokołowski

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Research background: The nature of bankruptcy has been the subject of interest for economic theories, both positive?identifying relationships between bankruptcy and other economic categories ? and normative, shaping the rules for the proper regulation of bankruptcy. In turn, the functioning of an enterprise in conditions of risk, financial threat, and finally a crisis that could lead to bankruptcy, are of interest to management. The interpenetration of these two dimensions provided the motivation for this study, which assumes a bottom-up approach: from individual results to summarised multi-sectional comparisons. Purpose of the article: The purpose of the research was to evaluate the level, directions of change, and structure of the degree of financial threat in industrial enterprises. The period under analysis was 2007?2018 and the whole population of industrial enterprises in Poland (15,999 entities) was examined. The enterprises were small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as large enterprises (LEs). The financial analysis covered macro-, meso-, and microeconomic levels. Methods: The analysis was conducted using a comparative approach and financial threat predictions obtained from the original multivariable logit model. Heat maps were used to evaluate the intensity of changes in financial threat. The displacement of objects in structures was studied, ordered, and classified. Four normative standards of threat scenarios were defined and then used to evaluate similarities in the profiles of the structures examined, using the similarity measure. The ranking and its variability were analysed in the assessment of profiles. Findings & value added: As the result of the research, properties were described and profiles were determined for the structures in terms of the degree of threat and its correlation with rate of bankruptcy and creating added value. The originality of the research comes from the use of novel dynamic logit models. The added value is a unique study on the entire population of industrial enterprises in the national economy and a methodology for identifying financial threat profiles and their similarity at subsequent aggregation levels (the micro-, meso-, and macro-levels). This made it possible to derive patterns and regularities for economic policy and guidelines for business management.

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“…Sustainable development has attracted attention in numerous fields, e.g. risk management [2], resource management [3], economic development [4], and corporate responsibilities [5] to name a few.…”

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Search for Measure of the Value of Baltic Sustainability Development: A Meta-Review

Staszkiewicz¹

2019

Sustainability

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The purpose of the study is to identify a sustainability development measure. The United Nations announced 17 development objectives in Agenda 2030. This research attempts to identify a measurement which captures all of the UN objectives. It uses the Baltic Sea Region as a natural laboratory for the sustainability discussion. This paper provides an analysis of a sample from the population of 159 research papers, published between 1990 and 2019. With the application of citation count regression, the population of papers is reduced to a sample of the heterogenic papers. These papers were then analysed for the existence of an integrated sustainability development measurement. The results indicate that there is no available applied or theoretical model for an integrated measurement of sustainable development across all of the United Nation’s goals. The study provides the framework for a further matrix in reference to gross domestic product. The results are robust in terms of different sample specifications. The identified research gap has a policy implication. There is a need to develop a universal and comprehensive sustainable value measure to support policymakers and their public choices.

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The Mechanisms of Creating Value vs. Financial Security of Going Concern—Sustainable Management

Cited by 27 publications

References 43 publications

Identifying and Assessing Sustainable Value Management Implementation Activities in Developing Countries: The Case of Egypt

Identifying and Assessing Sustainable Value Management Implementation Activities in Developing Countries: The Case of Egypt

Financial threat profiles of industrial enterprises in Poland

Search for Measure of the Value of Baltic Sustainability Development: A Meta-Review

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