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Title: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION ON PREVAILING MODELS FOR MEASURING SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE
Authors: Khalili, Amjad
Ismail, Md Yusof
Karim, A.N.M
Keywords: sustainability, performance, contemporary, model, evaluation.
Issue Date: Jan-2016
Publisher: ARPN Journal - ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Citation: khalili, A., Ismail, Md.Yusof., Karim, A.N.M.(2016). A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION ON PREVAILING MODELS FOR MEASURING SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE. ARPN Journal, Vol.11, No.1, pp.252-256
Abstract: In the twenty first century the term ‘sustainability’ is recognized unanimously as an inherent and important strategy for an organization to operate and achieve long-term competitive edge. Accordingly sustainable key performance indicators (KPI) are identified by manufacturers and introduced for adoption and application in different operational activities. However, the dimensions of the sustainability models adopted by different enterprises are quite diverse as revealed through this investigation. The organizations are found to focus on varieties of strategic aspects rather than adopting identical or uniform strategies when dealing with sustainability issues. This paper aims at reviewing the various models prevailing in the contemporary research papers along with presentation of an in-depth analysis exposing the similar and dissimilar aspects. The contribution of this review is twofold: various models for sustainable performance (SP) are critically analyzed followed by a comparative evaluation with a view to proposing a general model suitable for adoption by manufacturing enterprises. The unified model as proposed in this paper comprises of three major components related to the social, financial and environmental domains
URI: https://scholar.ptuk.edu.ps/handle/123456789/593
ISSN: 1819-6608
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