PERFORMANCE EVALUATION TO A COMMERCE AND IT SERVICES COMPANY FROM THE MCDA-CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5752/P.1984-6606.2023v23n66p24-44Keywords:
Information technology sector, Multicriteria Methodology for Constructivist Decision Aid, MCDA-C, Performance evaluation, Commerce and servicesAbstract
The aim of this article consisted of applying performance evaluation to a commerce and IT services company from the perspective of the constructivist multi-criteria decision aid model (MCDA-C). From this, it is expected to achieve the evaluation and control of all areas that comprise the organization, through measurable indicators, in a formalized, structured and systematic way. The methodology is qualitative in nature due to considering the objectives, principles and reality of the decision maker (company manager), and quantitative due to the measurement of the performance of the studied company. Four major areas were identified: human capital, governance, services and finance, with governance with the best performance (40%) and services with the least prominence (12%) of the overall performance of the model. The outsourcing subarea had the lowest rate (2%), which is presented as a recommendation for improvement. This research contributes to towards validating the use of the methodology by this sector of the economy and for this niche business framework of Microenterprises.
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