Measuring organisational performance using work measurement: towards improving productivity Online publication date: Fri, 22-Nov-2019
by Barnes Sookdeo
International Journal of Productivity and Quality Management (IJPQM), Vol. 28, No. 4, 2019
Abstract: Improvements in quality and productivity based on work measurement can be achieved by means of a simple, consistent measurement system in spite of the ever-increasing importance of performance measurement to monitor outputs and improve productivity, few large-scale empirical studies concern models, characteristics and indicators of performance measurement systems (PMS). The objective of this article is to demonstrate the necessity for a PMS to ensure that performance is measured, and operations and employees are managed. The research design of the study consisted of a mixed-methods approach. The output of this article is a PMS designed and based on the work measurement technique. The results indicate that if organisations do not have measurement systems, they will not be able to measure their outputs and improve productivity. The empirical results indicate the essential need for the system. The implementation of this system will ensure that organisational performance is measured and productivity is enhanced.
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