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[Process design method for a multicriteria performance: application to the French Blood Establishment].

W Sghaier¹, E Hergon, J-C Bocquet

¹Laboratoire de génie industriel, école centrale Paris, grande voie Vignes, 92290 Châtenay Malabry, France. wided.sghaier@efs.sante.fr

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|November 26, 2009

Summary

This study introduces a systematic method for analyzing organizational performance beyond economic factors. It integrates stakeholder values for a comprehensive view, applied to a French Blood Establishment.

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Published on: May 12, 2023

Area of Science:

Management Science
Organizational Studies
Systems Engineering

Context:

Traditional organizational performance metrics often focus narrowly on economic criteria.
There is a recognized need for more holistic approaches to evaluate organizational success.
Integrating diverse performance dimensions (social, safety, quality, environmental, ethical, scientific) is crucial for modern organizations.

Purpose:

To propose a novel analysis and modeling method for value creation in organizations.
To develop a systematic approach that integrates multiple stakeholder perspectives and expectations.
To enable a global vision of organizational performance by considering non-economic factors.

Summary:

The proposed method utilizes a systematic approach to model value creation.
It facilitates the integration of diverse stakeholder viewpoints and expectations.
The method was successfully applied to analyze a process within a French Blood Establishment.

Impact:

Provides a framework for a more comprehensive understanding of organizational performance.
Enhances decision-making by incorporating a wider range of value dimensions.
Offers a practical tool for organizations seeking to optimize their multifaceted performance.