Company's performance self-assessment (COPSA) among facilities outsourcing firms in Malaysia: a focus on service deliver
Company performance self-assessment (CoPSA), whose fundamental purpose is to provide a check-and-balance mechanism for practice performance through progress-and-performance self-assessment (PaPSa) is yet to be in place in the facilities management industry. Specially needed by facilities service out...
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my.utm.580902022-04-10T03:40:21Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/58090/ Company's performance self-assessment (COPSA) among facilities outsourcing firms in Malaysia: a focus on service deliver Iman, Abdul Hamid Mar Douglas, Muhammad Umbugala Mohd. Ali, Hishamuddin HB615-715 Entrepreneurship. Risk and uncertainty. Property Company performance self-assessment (CoPSA), whose fundamental purpose is to provide a check-and-balance mechanism for practice performance through progress-and-performance self-assessment (PaPSa) is yet to be in place in the facilities management industry. Specially needed by facilities service outsourcing firms (FSOFs), CoPSA benefits the top management from organizational introspection of company's own performance. This paper proposes and tests a CoPSA model using a parametric approach. Managers’ perceptions about service delivery performance of their firm are measured using the likert scale and then deduced into a three-equation two-step recursive model. From a total of 207 randomly chosen Malaysian outsourcing firms, sixty responses were obtained. The results indicate that more than half of the sampled managers have envisioned high performance delivery, with 80% achievement as their goal. However, this has not been adequately supported by a coherent firm's internal structure. In view of the finding, the study concludes that the service delivery strategy of small fSofs in Malaysia is perceived to be rather passive. Taylor and Francis Ltd. 2015 Article PeerReviewed Iman, Abdul Hamid Mar and Douglas, Muhammad Umbugala and Mohd. Ali, Hishamuddin (2015) Company's performance self-assessment (COPSA) among facilities outsourcing firms in Malaysia: a focus on service deliver. International Journal of Strategic Property Management, 19 (3). pp. 283-296. ISSN 1648-715X http://dx.doi.org/10.3846/1648715X.2015.1054920 DOI:10.3846/1648715X.2015.1054920 |
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Company performance self-assessment (CoPSA), whose fundamental purpose is to provide a check-and-balance mechanism for practice performance through progress-and-performance self-assessment (PaPSa) is yet to be in place in the facilities management industry. Specially needed by facilities service outsourcing firms (FSOFs), CoPSA benefits the top management from organizational introspection of company's own performance. This paper proposes and tests a CoPSA model using a parametric approach. Managers’ perceptions about service delivery performance of their firm are measured using the likert scale and then deduced into a three-equation two-step recursive model. From a total of 207 randomly chosen Malaysian outsourcing firms, sixty responses were obtained. The results indicate that more than half of the sampled managers have envisioned high performance delivery, with 80% achievement as their goal. However, this has not been adequately supported by a coherent firm's internal structure. In view of the finding, the study concludes that the service delivery strategy of small fSofs in Malaysia is perceived to be rather passive. |
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Company's performance self-assessment (COPSA) among facilities outsourcing firms in Malaysia: a focus on service deliver |
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