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Experimenting lean dynamic performance management systems design in SMEs

2018

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to frame the potential benefits of lean dynamic performance management (PM) systems for small and micro-enterprises. Such systems may exploit the entrepreneur’s tacit knowledge and build on managerial competencies, by incorporating individual attributes into organisational routines. Design/methodology/approach The paper suggests the use of insight models based on the combination of lean PM tools and system dynamics (SD) modelling. Based on a number of exemplary cases, the paper discusses the potential benefits of these models, in respect to four specific contexts: artisan, new company start-up, established firm and micro-giant company. Related to such c…

Process managementExploitPerformance managementComputer scienceCase studieStrategy and Management05 social sciencesFrame (networking)Insight modelSystem dynamicGeneral Business Management and AccountingSystem dynamicsSmall and micro-firmConceptual frameworkSettore SECS-P/07 - Economia AziendaleTacit knowledge0502 economics and businessSystems design050211 marketingLean dynamic performance managementSet (psychology)Entrepreneurial capabilitie050203 business & management
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Structural Growth Disengagement and value creation in small and micro-firms. Mapping pathologies and physiologies of business dwarfism in a dynamic r…

This paper focuses growth disengagement, in the perspective of those firms who have been keeping their structures, processes and relational systems unchanged for a very long time. The implicit hypothesis according to which such businesses are affected by a structural disease, are not able to create any significant value, and characterised by similar features, is critically discussed. Through an analysis of the phenomenon in the business growth and dynamic resource-based-view, a first attempt taxonomy, based on case-studies, is sketched. It is demonstrated how the implicit assumption according to which such firms are affected by a pathological condition is false, at least if seen as an a pri…

STRUCTURAL GROWTH DISENGAGEMENTMAPPING PATHOLOGIESDYNAMIC RESOURCE-BASED VIEWVALUE CREATIONDWARFISMPHYSIOLOGIES OF BUSINESSSMALL AND MICRO-FIRMS
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