Monday, July 16, 2012

South Asian Journal of Management Volume 19 Issue 2 : April - June 2012


 

         
K A S Dhammika, Fais Bin Ahmad and Thi Lip Sam
Job Satisfaction, Commitment and Performance:
Testing the Goodness of Measures of Three Employee Outcomes
7
Surendar Singh and R C Mishra
The Emergence of SWFs and Its Implications
to Global Financial System: A Case Study of India
23
Sonal Kureshi and Vandana Sood
In-Film Placements of Product Brands in Hindi Films: Practices and Preferences
37
Anil K Sharma, Satish Kumar and Ramanjeet Singh
Value Relevance of Financial Reporting and Its Impact
on Stock Prices: Evidence from India
60
Uma Kausik and B Mahadevan
A Review of Strategic Sourcing Literature During 1997-2010:
Trends and Emerging Issues for Research

78
Anupriya SinghPerformance Management System Design, Implementation and Outcomes in Indian Software Organizations:
A Perspective of HR Managers
99
Case Study
Dwarkanath Prabhu and Sateesh Hegde
Design and Implementation of Performance Management Systems, KPIs and Responsibility Centers: A Case Study
121
Book Reviews134

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  1. When performance management systems are flexible and linked to strategic goals, organizations are more likely to see improvement in the five critical areas. Team objectives, nonmanager training, appraiser accountability, and links to quality management are the specific practices most strongly associated with positive outcomes.

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