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Business Value: A Corporate Cockpit As Enabler For Business Value And Quintessence

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  • Vervet, Marco
  • Hajdasinski, Andrzej K.

    (Nyenrode Business Universiteit)

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    This paper is a continuation of the previous articles “Business Value Creation of (Transformational) Outsourcing” [1], “Business Value and performance of a company: choice for methodology and model sets [2] and “Business Value: the Performance Management Framework” published in 2009 [3]. In this paper the authors would like to discuss the concept and added value of the Corporate Cockpit as a means of measuring factual and potential business value. Furthermore, the authors would like to view the performance of a company as a condensation of different types of energy and to discuss quintessence as a concept and a relevant part of the Corporate Cockpit. The next article will elaborate the mathematical methodologies of measurement of performance and business value.

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    Paper provided by Nyenrode Business Universiteit in its series Nyenrode Research Papers Series with number NRI09-22.

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    Date of creation: 2009
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    Handle: RePEc:dgr:nijrep:2009-22

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    Keywords: Audit planning; Forensic auditing; Fraud risk assessments; Fraud risk factors;

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