Ranking of Balanced Scorecard Indicators for Performance Evaluation in Iranian Power Distribution Companies Using Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy
Subject Areas : Industrial Management
Shokraleh Khajavi
1
(
Professor of Accounting, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran
)
Omid Nejati
2
(
M.A in Management, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran
)
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Abstract :
The purpose of this study was to rank the indices of BSC (financial, customer, growth, learning, and internal processes) through using the Fuzzy Hierarchy Process (FAHP) approach in order to reduce the subjective and selective approach of individuals in performance evaluation. The research methodology is applied in terms of its purpose and the researchers have applied a descriptive approach in which the required data has collected by employing the questionnaire and survey. The statistical population of this research includes managers and heads of departments in Yazd Electric Distribution Company. Sampling was done using the purposeful method. The results show that the customer’s criteria and growth and learning have the highest weight among the criteria, respectively. Also, customer satisfaction indices, employee satisfaction, production efficiency and net profit are found significances in prioritizing indices.
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_||_1- Taghizzadeh, R., Fazli, P. (2011). Measurement method for companies using the Hybrid Relationship Analysis of Fuzzy Gray and Topaz Relationships, Industrial Management Outlook, 2, 125-150
2- Tahami, M. (2011). Evaluation of Performance Measurement Criteria in Iranian Power Generation Companies and its Compatibility with Balanced Assessment Techniques. Thesis, Islamic Azad University, Yazd Branch.
3- Chainsaw, M. (2013). Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process. Tehran: First edition, Star of Green.
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5- Davis, D., Fisher, T. (2003). Attitudes of middle managers to quality-based organizational change, Managing Service Quality, 12, 405-413.
6- Dominique B., C.Richard B. (2005). The French tableau de bord and the American Balanced scorecard: a critical analysis. Critical perspectives on accounting. 16, 645-664.
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20-Zadeh, L. A. (1965). Fuzzy sets. Information and Control, 8, 338–353.
