2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.accinf.2017.06.003
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Using a robust performance measurement system to illuminate intellectual capital

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“…In today's sustainable world where social and environmental concerns are at the forefront, PMS must be supplemented by multiple measures, including social and environmental indicators, to successfully leverage the firm's key resources (Kraus & Lind, ). In the current study, PMS is conceptualized as sustainability BSC and through adding a new dimension, social and environmental perspective, into the four dimensions of Kaplan and Norton's BSC model, namely, financial, customer, internal business process, and the innovation and organizational learning perspective (Kaplan and Norton, 1992; Bontis, Crossan, & Hulland, ; Henri, ; Curado & Bontis, ; Asiaei & Jusoh, ). The synthesis of the social and environmental measures within the performance measurement mechanism can support companies in capturing and measuring the real value of socially responsible factors for the ultimate purpose of reaping the maximum benefit from their CSR.…”
Section: Theoretical Development and Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In today's sustainable world where social and environmental concerns are at the forefront, PMS must be supplemented by multiple measures, including social and environmental indicators, to successfully leverage the firm's key resources (Kraus & Lind, ). In the current study, PMS is conceptualized as sustainability BSC and through adding a new dimension, social and environmental perspective, into the four dimensions of Kaplan and Norton's BSC model, namely, financial, customer, internal business process, and the innovation and organizational learning perspective (Kaplan and Norton, 1992; Bontis, Crossan, & Hulland, ; Henri, ; Curado & Bontis, ; Asiaei & Jusoh, ). The synthesis of the social and environmental measures within the performance measurement mechanism can support companies in capturing and measuring the real value of socially responsible factors for the ultimate purpose of reaping the maximum benefit from their CSR.…”
Section: Theoretical Development and Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several attempts have been made to explain the association between PMS and corporate performance (e.g., Asiaei & Jusoh, ; Banker, Potter, & Srinivasan, ; Davis & Albright, ; Grafton, Lillis, & Widener, ; Homburg, Artz, & Wieseke, ; Hoque & James, ; Ittner & Larcker, ; Maiga & Jacobs, ; Sim & Koh, ; Stede, Chow, & Lin, ). Studies have generally demonstrated that relying on those contemporary PMS that embrace various and multiple performance measures, such as BSC, can bring about positive organizational outcomes.…”
Section: Theoretical Development and Backgroundmentioning
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“…Visi, misi, dan tujuan perusahaan men jadi dasar perusahaan dalam beraktivitas (Asieai & Jusoh, 2017;Humphreys & Trot man, 2011;Pekkanen & Niemi, 2013). Un tuk mengevaluasi sekaligus mengukur ak tivitas tersebut, perusahaan membutuhkan pengukuran kinerja yang bersifat utuh dan kontinu agar kinerja yang dicapai tidak ha nya untuk keberlangsungan hidup perusa haan saja, tetapi juga bagi lingkungan dan masyarakat sekitar (Basouny, 2014;Boyce & Greer, 2013;Choong, 2018).…”
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“…Memang balanced scorecard awalnya ditujukan sebagai alat perluasan area peng ukuran kinerja organisasi swasta berbasis profit (Asieai & Jusoh, 2017;Malina & Selto, 2015;Vesty & Brooks, 2017). Konsep yang mendasari balanced scorecard berdasar kan pada asumsiasumsi manusia sebagai makhluk utilitalisme (asumsi REMM) yang menegasikan keterhubungannya dengan Tuhan dan alam semesta.…”
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