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Collaboration Formation in Virtual Organisations by applying prospective Performance Measurement

Date Issued
2007-02-20
Author(s)
Seifert, Marcus
Supervisors
Hirsch, Bernd E.
Referees
Thoben, Klaus-Dieter
Hirsch, Bernd E.
Abstract
The increasing complexity of customized products and the product lifecycle becoming shorter due to the competition in globally distributed demand and supply chains, individual enterprises very rarely have all the competencies required to fulfill the increasing and complex demands of such products. The ability to form excellent short term consortia (so called Virtual Organisations) based on business opportunities and respectively be a part of such a consortium is an essential competitive advantage for today's companies.Therefore it is essential in a Virtual Organisation not only to assess the expected outcomes/ results of the entire Virtual Organisation but also the performance/ competencies of all the members of the intended consortia before the formation of the Virtual Organisation in order to select the most suitable partners for the fulfilment of the goals of the Virtual Organisation.This thesis provides a method how to apply a prospective Performance Measurement approach to support the Collaboration Formation in Virtual Organisations.
Subjects
Virtual Organisations

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Performance Measurement

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Benchmarking

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Collaboration

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Supply Chain Management
Institution
Universität Bremen
Faculty
Fachbereich 04: Produktionstechnik, Maschinenbau & Verfahrenstechnik (FB 04)
Type
Dissertation
Secondary publication
No
Language
English
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