DocumentCode :
228197
Title :
Framing measures for accountability in complex enterprises
Author :
Hodge, Richard J.
Author_Institution :
Brooke Inst., Melbourne, VIC, Australia
fYear :
2014
fDate :
9-13 June 2014
Firstpage :
242
Lastpage :
247
Abstract :
To consider the question of whether or not a complex enterprise is achieving its best possible performance, a system of measures helps a CEO to reach into her enterprise to understand how well it and its parts are performing in the real world. If a CEO can devise an appropriate framework of measures, she has the capacity to ask the right questions from any level in the organisation that drive the desired behaviours and actions across the main human activities of the enterprise, but not limit their actions. Most socio-technical organisations will have a hierarchy of primary inter-related functions. This paper examines the question of how to structure the crucial measures to achieve this outcome? It presents a theoretic viewpoint to begin with followed by a brief insight to how this was applied in developing a first-principles approach to capability management in the Royal Australian Navy.
Keywords :
naval engineering; organisational aspects; CEO; Royal Australian Navy; accountability; capability management; complex enterprises; human activities; primary interrelated functions; socio-technical organisations; Atmospheric measurements; Force; Force measurement; Government; Modeling; National security; Particle measurements; Strategy; accountability; capability management; execution; measures; measures of effectiveness; measures of performance; measures of success; planning; policy; results;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
System of Systems Engineering (SOSE), 2014 9th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Adelade, SA
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/SYSOSE.2014.6892495
Filename :
6892495
Link To Document :
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