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Value Drivers for Financial Planning
2023In an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment, predictable planning cycles have been replaced by opaque future prospects. These developments put a strain on financial planning and the associated decision-making process.
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Drivers of Shareholders’ Value
Journal of Global Economy, 1970This paper is another attempt to find out whether EVA really explains the value accretion for the shareholders. Are we better off by removing the focus from EVA and concentrating on traditional measures like ROCE, RONW, EPS, DPS etc.?
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Value as a medical tourism driver
Managing Service Quality: An International Journal, 2012Purpose – This study contends that customers’ perceived value can drive medical tourism. To demonstrate this, the purpose of this paper is to propose and test a research model capturing elements of perceived benefits and sacrifice that, by affecting the perceived value of medical tourism products, influence the buying intention of potential customers ...
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Value Drivers in Revenue Management
2020The term “value added” describes the enhancement a company gives its product or service before offering it to customers. It can be considered as special characteristics added to a product or service by a company or producer to increase the value of a product or service. Value added applies to instances when a firm takes a product that may be considered
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Performance Management: Value Drivers and Strategic Value Builders
2019“Performance management” has both short-term and long-term perspectives. Short-term performance management comprises modifications to a product service and possibly to the activities and processes that are responsible for its “production.” It is the short-term aspects that are most immediately impacted by Industrie 4.0 and Value Chain Network 2.0 ...
David Walters, Deborah Helman
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The Drivers of Value In Law Firms
2007Abstract We saw from reviewing the principles of valuation in chapter 10 that the two principal issues are the firm’s economic income (revenues, profit, or cash flow), and the perceived sustainability or persistence of that economic income.
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Value Systems: Drivers of Human-landscape Interactions
2007Value systems are generally acknowledged to be a constitutive element of human life and certainly play a fundamental role in human-landscape interactions. Whereas, however, values form main factors within the most influential action theories, there is only little empirical knowledge about the role of values in landscape research.
Buchecker, M, Kianicka, S, Junker, B
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The Valuation of Nursing Begins With Identifying Value Drivers
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2010Adequate investment in a profession links to its ability to define and document its value. This requires identifying those elements or value drivers that demonstrate its worth. To completely identify nursing's value drivers requires meshing the economic, technical, and caring aspects of its profession.
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