Analysis of the Current Situation in the Business Management System
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https://doi.org/10.69760/portuni.26010003Keywords:
business, finance, innovation, human resources, forecastingAbstract
Businesses are typically established to generate profit; however, long-term viability depends on more than profitability alone. Ensuring organizational effectiveness requires a clear development strategy and continuous monitoring of how the business system changes over time. For this reason, assessing development indicators should not be limited to past performance outcomes. Managers must also introduce updated criteria that reflect new priorities, risks, and growth expectations.
Business success and efficiency are largely determined by how rapidly and with what level of resources an enterprise can achieve its strategic objectives. To build an effective target-oriented management system, an organization first needs to clarify, formalize, and communicate its goals. The next stage involves developing performance standards aligned with these goals, defining concrete tasks and initiatives, and assigning the authority and responsibilities required to implement them. Finally, a target management system becomes functional only when motivation and incentive mechanisms are aligned with the stated objectives, ensuring that personnel engagement directly supports organizational priorities.
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