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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
91

The Study of Service Quality for Supply Chain e-Procurement System

Hsu, Chun-yu 26 May 2005 (has links)
Under the globalization tendency, the region of purchases no longer only limit to a place, but spreads the whole world, if the complex purchase flow can transform into the part of value chain, will effectively promote the enterprise competitive advantage. In the past enterprise interior invalid rate purchase, unnecessary flow and so on, was a bad sign of purchases processes. Supposing wants to solve the above problem effectively, we can¡¦t neglect the direction of e-procurement. However, only good e-procurement service quality is even more important to the users now. Therefore, this research is trying to explore the user¡¦s evaluation standard of e-procurement service quality. This research incorporating the former perspectives in information quality, system quality, and service quality, and comprehensively considering the role of an e-procurement system on service constructs, In addition, this research takes domestic company which was inducted the e-procurement system as a model to find out the important e-procurement service quality constructs that users pay attention to and influence their judgment to develop a questionnaire to evaluate the e-procurement system service quality. Finally, through the results of the questionnaire, we hope to provide some suggestions to the enterprises in the field or the ones that want to participate in to upgrade their e-procurement system service quality and gain profits. Besides, from the perspective of management, this research also hopes that through the questionnaire, the manager of the company which was inducted the e-procurement system can understand more about the standard the users use to evaluate e-procurement system service quality to help them efficiently make management strategies to reach their final goals.
92

Constructing Performance Evaluation Criteria with AHP for Production Supervisors - A Case Study on Taiwan Paper Industry

Wang, Hsin-Ju 17 June 2005 (has links)
Paper industry in Taiwan is mainly focused on domestic demand. Its production and sales not only are related to economic growth but also serve as an index of a nation¡¦s economic situation. Due to the business model of this industry, production line workers compose the majority of employees of the enterprise. So production supervisors play a very important role in the effectiveness of first-line worker management and improvement of operation procedures. Therefore, production supervisors in Taiwan paper industry are focused as the subject of this research. The purpose of this study is to propose, by applying Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), an approach to construct Performance Evaluation Indicators and weights. Specific suggestions for the construction and modification of Performance Appraisal system for paper industry in Taiwan will also be made. The research method includes literature review and references made to industrial practice, by which performance appraisal criteria for production supervisors were drafted. Further, expert survey on the evaluation system in use was carried out among members of Taiwan Paper Industry Association. Based on the data gathered from the questionnaire survey, analysis of importance and the AHP approach were applied to construct the structure and weights of the Performance Appraisal Criteria for production supervisors. Also, validation was made in a manufacture of the paper industry. Empirical examination supports the practicality and fitness of the structure of this Performance Evaluation System. Finally, analysis results were concluded into suggestions for administrative practice and future studies. Findings of this research are as follows: I. Performance Appraisal Criteria and weights The Performance Appraisal Criteria includes the following three constructs: 1. Work achievement (Weight : 0.4092) ; 2. Professional capacity (Weight : 0.3383); 3. Work behavior and attitude (Weight : 0.2525). II. Secondary Performance Appraisal Criteria and weights 1. ¡§Work achievement¡¨ construct includes the following 6 items: (1) Occupational safety (Weight: 0.1598); (2) Product quality (Weight: 0.0739); (3) Cost control (Weight: 0.0536); (4) Discipline (Weight: 0.0409); (5) Production capacity (Weight: 0.0408); (6) Equipment utilization efficiency (Weight: 0.0400). ¡@2. ¡§Professional capacity¡¨ construct includes 6 items: (1) Executive skills (Weight : 0.0549); (2) Leadership (Weight : 0.0512); (3) Resourcefulness (Weight : 0.0423); (4) Professional knowledge and skills (Weight : 0.0404); (5) Interpersonal relationship skills (Weight : 0.0323); (6) Strategy-making (Weight : 0.0314). ¡@3. ¡§Work behavior and attitude¡¨ construct has 7 sub-items: (1) Teamwork and cooperation (Weight 0.0676); (2) Integrity (Weight 0.0577); (3) Responsibility (Weight 0.0545); (4) Proactivity (Weight 0.0439); (5) Cost-consciousness (Weight 0.0434); (6) Professional attitude (Weight 0.0403); (7) Self-control (Weight 0.0309).
93

Performance Evaluation of Environmental Protection Bereau in Taiwan¡XA Reasearch on Grievance Statement Management and Measures to Convenient People

HUAN-CHI, HSUEH 19 June 2005 (has links)
Due to the prosperity of industry and business in these days, the population density is getting higher and higher. At the meantime of high development pursuit, life quality, ecology balance, health, and the environment for the descendants are as well affected. With the rise of environmental protection consciousness, the hope to defend individual rights and protect living surrounding is more highly emphasized. Because of the lack of pertinent access, people go out protesting their rights which has caused disorder and chaos in our society. It has had negative impacts on no matter environmental protection, economic development, governmental authority, and image of ¡§serving.¡¨ It is the most important principle of the environmental protection bureau to base on citizens¡¦ opinions towards environment while handing down a policy. The performance evaluation at present stage, therefore, is actually a chief reference for ongoing policy making and efficiency improving. The presently used method of efficiency evaluation has long been questioned and challenged; for example, the prudence and objectiveness of evaluation, fairness and justice of the contrived evaluating mode, economy of the evaluating process, lack of constructive advises to inefficient evaluated departments, and so on. In that case, the study manages to adopt a more objective method, Data Environment Analysis, and to evaluate and discuss the performance and main causes of efficiency differences aiming at the environmental protection bureaus in every county. With the purpose of making the outcome more objective, the study makes use of in-depth interview, Pearson Correlation, and input-output combination analysis to determine the evaluating criteria. Other than setting up the standard, the researcher furthermore conducts an empirical study by integrating DEA and regression analysis. Through the utilization of regression analysis can let on whether exogenous variables have obvious effects on the efficiency score. Lastly, this research managed to calculate the overall efficiency score gained from the DEA application from 1999 to 2001. The aim is also to find out the satisfaction with how the Environmental Protection Administration Executive Yuan has dealed with grievance statements for the past three years. The purpose is to discover the relationship between the overall efficiency score and the satisfaction degree. Via the study, findings of more relevant issues are expected and also the researcher hopes to provide the decision-making authority reference to make improvements for future measures.
94

A Study on Applying Analytic Hierarchy Process to Technician Performance Evaluation for the Paper Industry

Tzeng, Jeng-tzeng 22 June 2005 (has links)
A Study on Applying Analytic Hierarchy Process to Technician Performance Evaluation for the Paper Industry Abstract The papermaking business is one of the primary industries closely associated with people¡¦s livelihood. Its growth that shows a positive relationship with both Gross National Product and the education index serves as a major indicator of the economic progress and cultural level of a nation. For decades, with domestic economic growth and increment of national income, prosperity has been brought to the Taiwan Paper Industry. However, under the great impact from the society in recent years, enterprises with inappropriate business management and inferior performance may be struggling for survival, or even have been eliminated. In face of such challenges, to work out an approach to exert the maximum effect of human resources by employing an effective system for performance management to further enhance the competence of the organization has become an urgent issue for enterprise managers and human resource management professionals. Due to the skill-intensive feature of the paper industry, the performance evaluations of technicians who play a decisive role in the organizations are obviously significant. Analytic Hierarchy Process is adopted in this study in an attempt to discuss the critical elements of the technician performance evaluation for the paper industry and construct a hierarchical appraisal system, expecting to provide managers of the paper industry with an appropriate evaluation method to facilitate performance management. The achievements attained in this study are as follows: 1. Discussions on the present conditions of the performance evaluation for the paper industry. 2. Construction of the hierarchical appraisal system for technician performance evaluation. 3. The relative weights of the performance evaluation indicators with Analytic Hierarchy Process are applied. 4. The substance and significance of the performance evaluation indicators and relative weights. (1) Work achievement is a key factor to determine the quality of a technician. (2) Loyalty to the organization has received much attention, which facilitates innovation and improvement for the minorities. (3) Active professionals will be favored and valued. 5. Empirical applications. Three suggestions are proposed for the enterprises: (1) Constitute items and contents of the performance evaluation. (2) Integrate the performance evaluation into Human Resource Management. (3) Combine with the Human Resource Information System (HRIS).
95

Evaluation of Performance Bonus System Implemented by Government Agencies¡ÐA Case of Penghu County Government

TAI-PING, WU 12 July 2005 (has links)
To upgrade administrative performance and quality of service, enhance the public¡¦s confidence in the government and elevate national competitiveness, the government requires Central Personnel Administration to make government agencies of all levels implement performance bonus system, combined with performance-based pay system, performance management system and performance appraisals adopted by both state-run and private enterprises. However, it is still a matter of opinions whether the system will work in bringing up the morale of civil servants in government agencies, which is worthy of further study by those concerned about public affairs. For the purpose of understanding the validity of performance bonus system executed by Penghu County Government, the study, based on ¡§Performance Bonus Scheme for the Executive Yan ¡® Administrative Agencies of All Levels¡¨ referring to related research papers and commentaries on performance bonus theories by scholars and experts, presents four aspects as to its evaluation: staff members¡¦ identification, administrative policies, effects and learning organization. A survey has been made for all public servants in county government and all agencies under it as well as in city and rural township agencies to attain the goal. Through statistics and analysis, barriers to the system include difficulty in evaluation, no connection between its goal and the prospects and administrative policies of the agency, lack of objectivity in applying the same evaluation to different types of agencies, insufficient inducement as a result of small amount of bonus, unfamiliarity with the scheme. Further analysis leads to the significant findings as follows: as far as identification is concerned, both males and females surveyed are in favor of the scheme, with higher support from personnel with lower education back- ground, non-executive and lower-ranking personnel while younger persons tend to disagree with the perfection of the scheme. In the aspect of administrative policies concerning performance management and evaluation, better-educated persons are apt to regard the evaluation applied to the different types of agencies as objective and more executives than non-executives approve of the objectivity of personal performance evaluation. As for its effects, those surveyed share no obvious differences regardless of age, education back-ground, position and rank; more senior officers agree that those awarded personal performance bonus are not entitled to sharing group performance bonus; All surveyed people, especially seniors, those with shorter record of service, those with high school (or under it) education back-ground and non-executives, identify with it. In view of the above-mentioned problems and findings, the study tries to make some suggestions for improvement: assisting the establishment of performance evaluation mechanism, promoting policy marketing, carrying out personnel involvement, enhancing administration through performance bonus system, flexibly adjusting means of performance management, offering more-profit inducement since the small amount of bonus is not incentive enough, carrying on performance bonus system and integrating it into the organizational culture; bettering the functions of performance evaluation committee, combing administrative performance evaluation, performance bonus system and annual merit evaluation together, building up knowledge-sharing mechanism through group learning.
96

Applying DEA to Assess the Performance Evaluation of Regional Innovation System in Mainland China

Lin, Zhi-Yuan 12 July 2005 (has links)
The topic of Regional Innovation System (RIS) is gradually emphasized. The RIS includes four compositions. They are local government, industry, university and public research organization. The RIS results in industry cluster and provides economic development in regions such as known Silicon Valley. Thus, many countries have begun to develop RIS. In recent days, Mainland China has put emphasis on regional technology development. The experience of regional innovation in Mainland China may provide a suggestion for Taiwan. However, how to evaluate regional innovation performance is attractive. The performance of RIS in Mainland China is examined in the context of a Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model. The model is tested using data from a sample of 31 cities in Mainland China. This study will provide some important innovation suggestions for regional innovation activities.
97

The Performance Evaluation of Freeway Toll Stations

Cheng, Ming-hui 02 September 2005 (has links)
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98

The performance evaluation model for reception clerks in the hospitality industry

Chen, Su-ching 20 January 2006 (has links)
The hospitality industry is a service industry of multiple arts. Despite the various scales of hotels, they all aim at the same goal ¡V to provide various services to satisfy the demands of the public in the aspects of food, clothing, shelter, transportation, and entertainment. ¡§Human¡¨ is the most important resource of the hospitality industry, and the master of utilizing and manipulating other resources in this industry. But in practice, the performance of ¡§human¡¨ is volatile and unstable, so it is hard for managers to persistently maintain the service standard for a long term. In other words, in the service industries such as hotels, the improvement of service quality hinges on the management of employees¡¦ behaviors before they interact with clients. Thus, if performance management can be properly implemented, the employees can understand the correct service indices and provide satisfactory services to the clients. However, whether an enterprise has reasonable performance management indices and systems, the evaluation result and effectiveness are closely correlated. Therefore, this study aimed to provide a reference standard that the hospitality industry could use to evaluate their reception clerks and the clerks could use the evaluation model as a goal they work for, in hope of enhancing the competitiveness of the both parties. In the procedure of the research, the first stage was based on literature reviews to organize and analyze the performance indices for evaluating reception clerks in the hospitality industry. In the second stage, an interview with professional managers of the industry was conducted to verify the indices and hierarchy levels. At last, Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) was applied to derive the weight of indices for evaluating the reception clerks and establish a performance evaluation model for reception clerks in the hospitality industry. In terms of the derived weights, among the 3 constructs, ¡§work achievement¡¨ had the highest weight ratio, taking up as high as 42%. As a result, the property of a hotel reception clerk¡¦s work heavily relied on work achievement. According to the service characteristics of the hospitality industry, as the reception clerks were the most front personnel to contact and serve clients, their service quality, professional ability, problem-solving ability, and etc. would be promptly presented to the clients and represent the company in clients¡¦ first impression. So they were of high importance. This study also verified the application of the study results to the practice. Thus, in addition to building a ¡§Reception Clerk Performance Evaluation Scale¡¨ with derived indices and weights, the researcher also sought the assistance of managers of a hotel to conduct the empirical study. The results also showed that the study was in accordance with the current situation and could be practically applied to the industry. And in the survey, it was found that performance evaluation systems were not prevalent among the surveyed hotels. Less than 30% of the hotels implemented the evaluation system. Thus, if performance appraisal operations could be effectively implemented in the industry to reinforce management and motivate employees, it was believed that the overall business performance could be enhanced and the competitiveness of the industry could be strengthened too.
99

Constructing performance evaluation criteria with AHP for nurse anesthetist

Tsai, Hui-Min 19 January 2006 (has links)
The purpose of this study is using Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to inspect the evaluative criteria of performance and weighted model that are suit for nurse anesthetists. AHP not only can provide the supervisor a more effective, justifiable, and objective method in evaluation but also can indicate the personal achievement and development to nurse anesthetists themselves. To reinforce the employees¡¦ core abilities and assist the management of organization, AHP is anticipated to substitute for the traditional subjective impression-based evaluative method. The research method includes consulting the references and industrial practices, by which performance appraisal criteria for nurse anesthetists were drafted. Furthermore, expert survey on the evaluation system in use was carried out among managers of the department of anesthesiology of 17 medical centers. Based on the data gathered from the questionnaire survey, analysis of importance and the AHP approach were applied to construct the structure and weights of the Performance Appraisal Criteria for nurse anesthetists. Also, verification was made in the department of anesthesiology of a chosen medical center. The result of empirical examination supports the practicality and fitness of the structure of this Performance Evaluation System. Findings of this research are as follows: I. Performance Appraisal constructs and weights The Performance Appraisal Criteria includes the following three constructs: 1. Work achievement (Weight: 0.352) ; 2. Professional capacity and character (Weight: 0.246); 3. Work behavior and attitude (Weight: 0.402). II. Performance Appraisal Criteria and weights 1. ¡§Work achievement¡¨ construct includes the following seven items: (1) Crisis management (Weight: 0.085); (2) Particular contribution (Weight: 0.018); (3) Time arrangement (Weight: 0.0402); (4) Work efficiency (Weight: 0.056); (5) Maintenance of equipment (Weight: 0.046); (6) Cost control (Weight: 0.035);¡]7¡^Work quality (Weight: 0.069) 2. ¡§Professional capacity and character¡¨ construct includes five items: (1) Professional knowledge and skills (Weight: 0.029); (2) Executive skills (Weight: 0.043); (3) Responsive ability (Weight: 0.082); (4) Judgment (Weight: 0.064); (5) Confidence (Weight: 0.028). 3. ¡§Work behavior and attitude¡¨ construct has seven items: (1) Responsibility (Weight 0.061); (2) Devotion (Weight 0.047); (3) Teamwork and cooperation (Weight 0.042); (4) Attendance and Diligence (Weight 0.025); (5) Proactively (Weight 0.072); (6) Co-operation (Weight 0.084); (7) Pressure management (Weight 0.070).
100

Application of CART Decision Tree On the Evaluation of Mutual Fund

Hsu, Chiny-Yin 04 August 2006 (has links)
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