The Study of Productivity Measurement and Incentive Methodology

The Study of Productivity Measurement and Incentive Methodology

Phase IV is part of a five-phase study to identify and develop productivity measurement models and methodologies. Phase I research identified and described current productivity measurement practices in the defense contractor community. The Phase II research developed a taxonomy of productivity measu...

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Hauptverfasser: Sink, D S, Agee, Marvin H, Rossler, Paul E, Roberts, Chell A, Simpson, Marty
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Administration and Management
AUTOMATION
BASE LINES
CONTRACTORS
COSTS
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
FIELD TESTS
GENERATORS
INTERFACES
METHODOLOGY
MOTIVATION
PRODUCTION MODELS
PRODUCTIVITY
TAXONOMY
THEORY
USER NEEDS
WORK MEASUREMENT
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Zusammenfassung:Phase IV is part of a five-phase study to identify and develop productivity measurement models and methodologies. Phase I research identified and described current productivity measurement practices in the defense contractor community. The Phase II research developed a taxonomy of productivity measurement theories and techniques. Phase III, The Study of Productivity Measurement and Incentive Methodology involved a paper test of three measurement models identified in Phase II: the Multi-Factor Productivity Measurement Model (MFPMM), the Discounted Cash Flow/Shared Savings Approach (DCF/SSA), and Price Waterhouse's Cost Definition/Automated Cost Baseline Generator CDEF/ACBG. The Phase III paper test evaluated the models against several factors: Ease of use; Data availability; Measurement ability; Focus/purpose; Implementation cost; Applicability; User interfaces; and Flexibility.