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Examines challenges and proposes solutions for enhancing financial performance measurement in organizations, suggesting implications for managerial decisions.
Modern business environments are shaped by rapid change, growing importance of intangible assets, and increased pressure to deliver sustainable financial performance. This paper examines the measurement of business performance from a financial perspective, identifying core challenges-limited recognition and valuation of intangibles, poor data quality, misaligned KPIs, and narrow reliance on traditional financial metrics-and proposes pathways for improvement. It argues for integrating financial and non-financial measures through strategic frameworks such as the Balanced Scorecard, which complements historical financial results with leading operational indicators. The paper also recommends enhanced valuation of intangibles, adoption of advanced analytics and automated data collection, and stronger linkage between measurement systems and strategy to improve managerial decision-making and long-term value creation.
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