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Measuring and Visualizing Business Performance Indicators in Corporate Accelerators / Mätning och Visualisering av affärsresultatsindikatorer i företagsacceleratorerForsberg, Caroline, Daleke, Marika January 2020 (has links)
The corporate accelerator Ericsson ONE, at the multinational networking and telecommunications company Ericsson headquartered in Sweden, is subject to this master thesis research. Within the organization, there was a need for a new business performance measurement system for indicating the performance and success of Ericsson ONE. The objective of this research was to find suitable frameworks and methods that can be applied when developing a customized business performance measurement system for a corporate accelerator. The goal was then to identify relevant measurements and Key Performance Indicators for Ericsson ONE to use and to visualize that data to communicate it to the users. This has been a qualitative study with ten conducted semi-structured, in-depth interviews with representatives from different departments at Ericsson ONE. Additionally, interviews were also made with representatives from an external accelerator program. The study has been following a three-step method for assessing and developing a business performance measurement system in a structured way. It resulted in a mockup of a dashboard where data for the new business performance measurements both can be collected and visualized. To ensure all important areas and perspectives of the organization are covered, the strategy performance management tool Balanced Scorecard was applied. / Företagsacceleratorn Ericsson ONE i det multinationella nätverks- och telekommunikationsföretaget Ericsson med huvudkontor i Sverige är uppdragsgivaren för detta examensarbete. Inom organisationen fanns ett behov av ett mätsystem för att indikera hur Ericsson ONE utvecklas och för att se vilken framgång som sker. Syftet med denna uppsats var att hitta lämpliga ramar och metoder för att utveckla ett anpassat mätsystem till en företagsaccelerator. Målet var att för Ericsson ONE identifiera relevant mätbar data utifrån lämpliga ramverk samt att visualisera och kommunicera denna data för användarna. Denna kvalitativa studie har genomförts genom att representanter från olika delar av Ericsson ONE har intervjuats på ett semistrukturerat sätt. Även representanter från ytterligare ett acceleratorprogram har inkluderats. Projektet har följt en trestegsmetod för att utvärdera och utveckla ett mätsystem på ett strukturerat sätt. Detta resulterade i att en mockup för en dashboard har utvecklats där data och mätindikatorerna kan samlas ihop och visualiseras. För att säkerställa att alla viktiga områden och perspektiv i organisationen täcks, användes strategihanteringsverktyget Balanced Scorecard.
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The measurement of information flow efficiency in supply chain managementMaurer, Claus 11 March 2013 (has links)
Characteristics such as speed of reaction, order accuracy, operational flexibility and sustained
quality have become fundamental in successful business today. The success of aligning a
supply chain to attain these characteristics depends largely on the use of efficient
communication and information technology. Communication between supply chain members
requires that relevant information is transferred from its point of inception to the next point(s)
of use. The transfer of information entails an efficient flow of information between systems,
between systems and humans and between humans, which is directly associated with the
effective interoperability between the various entities handling the relevant information.
Accordingly, the realisation of interoperability will mean a faster information flow and, thus,
an effective decision-making process. This research, therefore, will propose indicators and
metrics for the assessment of the information flow efficiency of a business and, in particular,
of a supply chain, examine the existing techniques of information flow measurement, and
identify inherent weaknesses.
New information flow efficiency metrics are developed and categorised into different
indicators, which are based on the quality of the information as it is applied in finance,
information technology and the principles of business performance measurements. This
research will illustrate that these quality characteristics drive an effective and efficient
information flow which, in turn, enables them to be used both as indicators and as associated
metrics of information flow efficiency. Explorative analysis and statistical cluster analysis
identified the most important indicators and associated metrics based on the results of a
survey instrument designed specifically for this purpose.
Scales were developed to facilitate the numeric assessment of the metrics and indicators. In
order to prove the ability of the new indicators and associated metrics to differentiate
between different levels of information flow efficiency, the new metrics were applied in
sample organisations and the responses evaluated. This research lays an important foundation
in terms of the ability to assess information flow efficiency which is, in turn, necessary in order
to gain a better understanding of the performance of supply chains in a time where real-time
information flow and electronic integration are becoming strategic business success factors. / Business Management / D. Com. (Business Management)
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The measurement of information flow efficiency in supply chain managementMaurer, Claus 11 March 2013 (has links)
Characteristics such as speed of reaction, order accuracy, operational flexibility and sustained
quality have become fundamental in successful business today. The success of aligning a
supply chain to attain these characteristics depends largely on the use of efficient
communication and information technology. Communication between supply chain members
requires that relevant information is transferred from its point of inception to the next point(s)
of use. The transfer of information entails an efficient flow of information between systems,
between systems and humans and between humans, which is directly associated with the
effective interoperability between the various entities handling the relevant information.
Accordingly, the realisation of interoperability will mean a faster information flow and, thus,
an effective decision-making process. This research, therefore, will propose indicators and
metrics for the assessment of the information flow efficiency of a business and, in particular,
of a supply chain, examine the existing techniques of information flow measurement, and
identify inherent weaknesses.
New information flow efficiency metrics are developed and categorised into different
indicators, which are based on the quality of the information as it is applied in finance,
information technology and the principles of business performance measurements. This
research will illustrate that these quality characteristics drive an effective and efficient
information flow which, in turn, enables them to be used both as indicators and as associated
metrics of information flow efficiency. Explorative analysis and statistical cluster analysis
identified the most important indicators and associated metrics based on the results of a
survey instrument designed specifically for this purpose.
Scales were developed to facilitate the numeric assessment of the metrics and indicators. In
order to prove the ability of the new indicators and associated metrics to differentiate
between different levels of information flow efficiency, the new metrics were applied in
sample organisations and the responses evaluated. This research lays an important foundation
in terms of the ability to assess information flow efficiency which is, in turn, necessary in order
to gain a better understanding of the performance of supply chains in a time where real-time
information flow and electronic integration are becoming strategic business success factors. / Business Management / D. Com. (Business Management)
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