Abstract

Goal: This article presents a PMM - Performance Measurement and Management system which analyzes 72 regional managerial offices (RMO) found on the database of a banking institution. Each of the offices has a portfolio of investments in real estates in Brazil financed by the Banking Institution. The PMM gives diagnosis of the performance of each of these offices through a data mining procedure from the years 2015 to 2017 and suggest on how the worst performing offices can replicate the best performing ones.
 Design / Methodology / Approach: The PMM was designed to estimate an efficient model by Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). Ranks the efficiency of the RMOs and provides managerial solutions with the background information upon which to base decisions.
 Practical implications: The design of PMM has the ability to enable the institution of processing a more flexible and dynamic performance management. The practical implications achieved are reported in systematic analysis approach that testify the quality and effectiveness of this PMM modeling in conclusion section at table 8.
 Results: The proposed PMM is a new approach paradigm to institution, in the way to set the best results on account of resources available. The current method used per the Institution sets effectiveness targets without accounting the resources spent.
 Limitations of the investigation: The restrictions in time and resources did not make possible compare the current organizational method with the proposed PMM. A main question was not answered if the effectiveness RMOs are efficient too, or, vice-versa.
 Originality / method value: This article is innovative as it introduces the ability to perform simulations in the DEA environment, principally because its possibility to rearrange the modeling from the evolution of institution performance. Also, the corporate aspect of adopting a universalized methodology for evaluating efficiency.

Highlights

  • This paper intends to propose a complementary model to a Bank Institution, that provides a performance management background information, upon which each management unit to base self-decisions

  • This analysis portraits the main gaps of the actual Performance Measurement System operating in CAIXA and propose the desirable attributions that the designed Performance Measurement and Management (PMM) in this paper will improve the management of performance

  • The overall view of the diagnosis phase required that the WG validate the use of output VRS PMM MODEL, refer to Table 6 and Figures 4, 6 and 7 by PerformerDEA software on the treatment phase considering the basket of inputs and outputs formed by 3 inputs - Deficit hab x 1000 /Area, Cost and SIPLO for 3 outputs - Contribution Margin, Prc not Critical and FORA

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INTRODUCTION

This paper intends to propose a complementary model to a Bank Institution, that provides a performance management background information, upon which each management unit to base self-decisions. The bibliographical review carried out culminates in the application of a Systematic Analysis adopted by Valmorbida and Ensslin (2016), refer to Table 1 This analysis portraits the main gaps of the actual Performance Measurement System operating in CAIXA and propose the desirable attributions that the designed PMM in this paper will improve the management of performance. Complementary, Melnyk et al (2014) proposed to this the verification of which variables are components of a Performance Measurement and Management (PMM), in: responsible for encompassing the process for goal setting (metric set development) and collection, analysis and interpretation of identified performance; and which assesses actual and desired results, and determines critical points for incorporating corrective actions and identifying performance gaps

METHODOLOGY
BACKGROUND
MODELING PROCEDURE
Phase 1 - Diagnosis
Phase 2 - Treatment
Findings
CONCLUSIONS
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