The Objective-Performance-Reward Cycle (OPRC) in Business Management, Manufacturing/Production Function, Engineering Turnaround Maintenance and Project Management
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Objectives, Performance, Rewards (Pay for Performance), ProductivityAbstract
Literature Review and Case Study on the Objective-Performance-Reward Cycle (OPRC) in Business Management, Manufacturing/Production Function, Engineering Turnaround Maintenance and Project Management is reported. Classification of types of objectives was noted. Nature and characteristics of Business Objectives were examined. A streamlined approach for setting Business Objectives was considered. Main methods for collection of performance appraisal data were reviewed and the criteria contamination and criteria deficiency factors were noted. The effects, methods and formula for the computation of Reward for Performance (that is pay for performance, P for P) were also considered and demonstrated with abridged case studies. The benefits and advantages of the OPRC were highlighted.
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