英文摘要 |
This study examines Taiwanese companies’ use of non-financial performance measures and its impact on organizational performance. A unique feature is that it goes beyond prior empirical research by further exploring the pathways whereby the performance effects occur. Survey responses from financial and accounting officers of 97 public companies in Taiwan’s electronics sector indicate that these companies do make considerable use of non-financial performance measures. The results of structural equation modeling (SEM) show that the sample companies’ use of non-financial performance measures has a positive link to organizational performance and such use is positively linked to the firm members’ ability to understand, formulate, operationalize and execute their competitive strategies; However, there is no consequent effect on organizational performance. Finally, non-financial performance measures positively mediate the relationship between innovation capital and organizational performance. By deepening understanding of the pathways whereby use of non-financial performance measures can enhance organizational performance, these results help practitioners to realize the performance benefits of such measures better. |