Exhaustive review of pertinent public sector generated data to scrutinize
You will conduct an exhaustive review of pertinent public sector generated data to scrutinize indicators of economic development status for the chosen jurisdiction.
Exhaustive review of pertinent public sector generated data to scrutinize indicators
You will conduct an exhaustive review of pertinent public sector generated data to scrutinize indicators of economic development status for the chosen jurisdiction.
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Reviews some recent contributions to “alternative” accounting research in relation to the changes which have taken place in the public sector, and which have altered the structure of the sector.
An important task for the authors therefore has been to define what they view as comprising the public sector.
Concludes that there is still a paucity of research in this domain.
There are huge opportunities, and great need, for evaluative work and international comparisons.
There is also a need to focus on different phases in the institutional financial cycle.
Raises series of questions about the emergence of the “new” accounting and the ways in which it is institutionalized and maintained.
Pressures to cut budgets and increase efficiency while maintaining performance prompted public managers to turn to the private sector for solutions.
As a means of rightsizing government, cutting red tape, and reducing bureaucracy,
the idea of BPR found its way into the realm of public organizations.
The differing characteristics of private and public organizations introduce various
challenges when transferring BPR methodologies between the sectors.
With this research paper we consolidate the ample literature on BPR success from the private and public sector.
Also, we identify the relevant success factors and show that a surprising similarity exists
between private and public BPR related success factors.
In addition, we determine the specific characteristics and requirements of the public
sector highlighting gaps in current literature.
Finally, we structure the research gap in five propositions and provide directions for further research.