APPLICATION OF STRATEGIC AND OPERATIONAL CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS IN ENTERPRISES IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Keywords:
Controlling, Instruments, Strategic, Operational, Organizations.
Abstract
This research paper examines controlling instruments and its necessity in the modern enterprise management. Research was conducted in small, medium and large companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Goal of this research is multifaceted. It emphasizes importance of strategic and operational controlling instruments in companies and shows its contribution to company’s business success. Conducted research supports hypothesis. Analysis results show that companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina use relevant strategic and operational controlling instruments successfully and controlling function largely contributes to successful business performance of Bosnian-Herzegovinian companies.References
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2015-12-17
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Copyright (c) 2016 Slavko Simic
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