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'''Activity-based Management''' is | '''Activity-based Management''' is the process of using activities to improve process efficiency. Activity-based Management therefore provides managers with goals and targets in areas such as eliminating or reducing non-value added activities, increasing throughput and process efficiency. These goals and objectives are important aspects of management performance. Activity-based Management goals and objectives measure the quality of management decisions (embedded in some ABM activities) to achieve desired results. Activity-based Management's goals and targets are not limited to production managers. Nearly every strategic business unit manager in the organization contributes to Activity-based Management's goals<ref>Kren, L. (2018), p. 61</ref>. | ||
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* | * Kren, L., 2018, [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322724418_Activity_Based_Management_ABM_and_Control_System_design ''Activity Based Management (ABM) and Control System design.''] Accounting and Finance Research. | ||
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Revision as of 13:28, 7 November 2022
Activity-based Management is the process of using activities to improve process efficiency. Activity-based Management therefore provides managers with goals and targets in areas such as eliminating or reducing non-value added activities, increasing throughput and process efficiency. These goals and objectives are important aspects of management performance. Activity-based Management goals and objectives measure the quality of management decisions (embedded in some ABM activities) to achieve desired results. Activity-based Management's goals and targets are not limited to production managers. Nearly every strategic business unit manager in the organization contributes to Activity-based Management's goals[1].
Footnotes
- ↑ Kren, L. (2018), p. 61
References
- Kren, L., 2018, Activity Based Management (ABM) and Control System design. Accounting and Finance Research.
Author: Sven Korten
