Evaluation Of Management System Research Articles

Assessment of Credit Running Scheme on Abay Bank, Wolkite Branch, Ethiopia

This study of evaluation of loan and advanced management systems. It aimed to designate the position of loan and advance management in financial institutions such as commercial banks, micro finances and others. Thus, the rationale behind undertaking this study was to investigate loan and advance management problems and suggest possible solutions that enable the bank to run its manoeuvre most safely, as loans and advances are known to be the mainstay of all banks. The ability of banks to frame and adhere to policies and procedures that promote loan quality and curtail non-performing loans is the means to endure stiff competition. Incapability to create and build up quality loans and credit-worthy customers leads to default risk and bankruptcy and hampers a country's economic growth. However, according to the researcher, a study must be conducted to evaluate loans and advanced management systems at the Abay Bank Wolkite branch. The study's main objective was to assess the loan and advance management system of Abay Bank in the Wolkite branch. Both primary and secondary data are used for the study. Primary data was collected using questionnaires. The secondary data was collected from published and unpublished documents. Descriptive statistical tools are used to analyze the data collected. Hence, the nature of the study was descriptive. Finally, based on the findings, possible conclusions and recommendations were given.

An Application of Lean Techniques to Construct an Integrated Management Systems Preventive Action Model and Evaluation: Kaizen Projects

The Occupational Health and Safety system enforces the continual improvement culture in industries for much safer processes and zero injuries. The Quality Management System also enforces the same philosophy of continual improvement within the processing system for zero defects, hence a high productivity rate. Good quality products always result from good Overall Equipment Effectiveness; hence, Process Re-Engineering is essential for the good functioning of machinery. This research is based on Integrated Management System requirements in terms of problem-solving, especially the opportunities that arise within Quality nonconformances, Safety Incidents, as well as Process Engineering related breakdowns. This study aims to develop a troubleshooting system that evaluates continual improvement projects. The method used to develop the troubleshooting system is based on Total Quality Management, where lean principles are combined with kaizen concepts and quality standards. The proposed troubleshooting system is separated into three development phases: the first phase is for recording the details of the fault that has been raised, where one will record full details of the nonconformance, the time and date, validation of the nonconformance by the lab test or any other form of validation depending on the nature of the problem as well as the details of the location of the problem. The second phase is for problem classification, whether it is a quality nonconformance, Safety incident, or engineering-related breakdown. The deeper root cause analysis is performed by an application of lean techniques, which are the eight types of waste, Five Whys and Ishikawa analysis. The eight types of waste identify the type of waste contributed by the problem, the Five Whys analysis assists in finding the reason for the problem occurrence, and the Ishikawa analysis classifies the problem accordingly, which assists the analyst in identifying the area to focus on for problem-solving. The third phase is for a database system and an application of the kaizen philosophy by evaluating continual improvement projects as well as status reports on the permanent solutions to the faults. The proposed troubleshooting model was applied in a case study company to upgrade the problem-solving model that the company was using which was assisting for corrective and preventive action. The study resulted in drastic improvements; hence, continual improvement projects were evaluated within the problem occurrences.

Using an Online Assessment Tool to Teach Authentic Assessment to Early Childhood Teacher Candidates

Early childhood teacher candidates (TCs) need preparatory experiences using authentic assessments to inform their instructional practices with rural learners and their families. The shift to virtual field placements in response to COVID-19 restrictions pushed faculty in teacher preparation programs to reimagine how to engage TCs in meaningful experiences using authentic assessments with children and families. This study explores how TCs experienced authentic assessment practices using an online assessment management system, Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System Interactive (AEPS i), during virtual field experiences. Fifty-five undergraduate and graduate TCs from 11 universities completed a 45-item survey about their experience. Teacher candidates articulated knowledge and skills aligned with best practices underpinning authentic assessments. The virtual learning environment created opportunities for faculty to reimagine practices for promoting TCs’ understandings of assessment in early childhood special education contexts. We discuss implications for training TCs in rural areas to use authentic assessment.

Comparative Evaluation of Liquid Cooling-Based Battery Thermal Management Systems: Fin Cooling, PCM Cooling, and Intercell Cooling

Comparative Evaluation of Liquid Cooling-Based Battery Thermal Management Systems: Fin Cooling, PCM Cooling, and Intercell Cooling

Navigating Challenges in Chinese Enterprise Management: A Focus on Budgeting and Performance Evaluation

In the ever-evolving landscape of global economic integration, comprehensive budget management and performance evaluation have emerged as critical tools for enhancing enterprise efficiency and fostering development. However, Chinese enterprises face challenges in breaking through existing management bottlenecks, hindering innovation and leading to phenomena of rapid growth followed by swift decline. This paper aims to address these challenges by exploring the relationship between budget management and performance appraisal, highlighting their vital role in enterprise total value management. By aligning budgeting with strategy and operations and establishing fair performance evaluation systems, organizations can cultivate environments conducive to internal competition, fostering a corporate culture replete with entrepreneurial and innovative spirit. The study analyzes existing issues in current budget management and performance appraisal, such as imperfect systems, rigid practices, and talent shortages, proposing strategies to strengthen enterprise budget and performance management. These strategies include enhancing organizational structures, integrating resources with strategic focus, strengthening PDCA cycles, and establishing effective assessment mechanisms. By leveraging cloud platforms and big data, and actively pursuing legislative reforms, enterprises can optimize their budget management and performance evaluation systems, ultimately driving sustained growth and competitiveness in dynamic market environments.

ВЫЯВЛЕНИЕ ПРОБЛЕМ ИНФОРМАЦИОННОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ МЕТОДОМ СИСТЕМАТИЧЕСКОГО ОБЗОРА ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ

The field of information security covers a wide range of technical, organizational and social aspects, requiring information security specialists to take a unique and comprehensive approach to the development, support, operation, evaluation and improvement of information security management systems. An important element of successful information protection is the accurate identification and assessment of risks and vulnerabilities that may become a source of threats. In existing publications, as a rule, it is assumed that specialists have the necessary experience and knowledge to conduct risk analysis. However, in the dynamic world of information technology and threats, an information security specialist faces a huge amount of information and potential risks that are constantly evolving. Because of this, it is an impossible task to keep in mind all kinds of threats to information security. 
 The purpose is to identify actual problems of information security, potentially acting as sources of information security risk, based on the method of systematic review of the literature. Results: 73 actual problems of information security have been identified, which an information security specialist should take into account in his activities. Understanding these issues makes it possible to develop more effective protection strategies, as well as to make informed and informed decisions when developing and applying security measures.

Performance evaluation of blockchain food supply chain management system: JkBFMs

Performance evaluation of blockchain food supply chain management system: JkBFMs

Emergency Management System Evaluation and Fiscal Policy Inspiration—Take Liaoning Province as an Example

Taking Liaoning province as an example, based on the evaluation of its emergency management system (EMS), this paper puts forward some suggestions on fiscal policy innovation in view of the main problems. Firstly, according to the hierarchical structure model, the evaluation system is established. The relative degree of the index is determined by the Delphi method, and the weight of the index at all levels is calculated. The evaluation factor set and evaluation grade set are constructed, and the EMS evaluation model of Liaoning province is established and evaluated by using fuzzy mathematics evaluation method. Secondly, according to the model evaluation results, four conclusions are obtained. The top three secondary indicators are Industrial Development, Policies Regulations and Fund Source, which are very important in EMS. The top three weights of the three-level indicators are the Development of Industry, Policy Formulation and Social Funds. Active fiscal policies should be formulated to use social funds to promote the development of emergency industries. Four of the second-level indicators have reached Good, and two have reached Average. Among them, the Basic Platform has the highest score, which is a positive result of EMS construction in Liaoning province. The final score of the comprehensive evaluation of the target is the low-end level in the Good grade, indicating that there is still much room for development in the construction of the system. Finally, according to the evaluation conclusion, this paper puts forward the fiscal policy innovation to support the development of EMS, including expanding the investment channels, updating the investment fund model, increasing the selection of policy tools and establishing the national emergency management fund.

Quantitative evaluation of the urban water Cycle: Definition and use of the water cycle area ratio

This study introduces the concept of the water cycle area ratio designed for the critical evaluation and optimization of urban water management systems. The metric offers a quantitative criterion of water cycle robustness, correlating it with specific land use patterns and surface conditions. Factors such as evaporation, infiltration, runoff, and rainwater utilization are incorporated into this comprehensive assessment. Additionally, this study provides a detailed methodology for computing the ratio, encompassing considerations relevant to groundwater consumption and the deployment of water management infrastructure. The research accentuates the value of the water cycle area ratio as a pivotal index for the strategic planning of urban water management, as well as for mitigating the detrimental consequences of extreme climatic occurrences. Moreover, the study emphasizes the imperative for targeted infrastructural developments in areas with suboptimal water cycle area ratios to improve the resilience of the water cycle against floods, droughts, and heat island phenomena.

Design and rationale of the Comprehensive intelligent Hypertension managEment SyStem (CHESS) evaluation study: A cluster randomized controlled trial for hypertension management in primary care

BackgroundHypertension management in China is suboptimal with high prevalence and low control rate due to various barriers, including lack of self-management awareness of patients and inadequate capacity of physicians. Digital therapeutic interventions including mobile health and computational device algorithms such as clinical decision support systems (CDSS) are scalable with the potential to improve blood pressure (BP) management and strengthen the healthcare system in resource-constrained areas, yet their effectiveness remains to be tested. The aim of this report is to describe the protocol of the Comprehensive intelligent Hypertension managEment SyStem (CHESS) evaluation study assessing the effect of a multi-faceted hypertension management system for supporting patients and physicians on BP lowering in primary care settings. Materials and MethodsThe CHESS evaluation study is a parallel-group, cluster-randomized controlled trial conducted in primary care settings in China. 41 primary care sites from 3 counties of China are randomly assigned to either the usual care or the intervention group with the implementation of the CHESS system, more than 1600 patients aged 35-80 years with uncontrolled hypertension and access to a smartphone by themselves or relatives are recruited into the study and followed up for 12 months. In the intervention group, participants receive patient-tailored reminders and alerts via messages or intelligent voice calls triggered by uploaded home blood pressure monitoring data and participants’ characteristics, while physicians receive guideline-based prescription instructions according to updated individual data from each visit, and administrators receive auto-renewed feedback of hypertension management performance from the data analysis platform. The multiple components of the CHESS system can work synergistically and have undergone rigorous development and pilot evaluation using a theory-informed approach. The primary outcome is the mean change in 24-hour ambulatory systolic BP from baseline to 12-month. DiscussionThe CHESS trial will provide evidence and novel insight into the effectiveness and feasibility of an implementation strategy using a comprehensive digital BP management system for reducing hypertension burden in primary care settings. Trial registrationhttps://www.clinicaltrials.gov, NCT05605418

Development of Reward-Based Crowd Management System and Field Evaluation of Safety and Profitability

For railroad operators with a highly public nature, ensuring the safety of passengers and revitalizing the areas along the line are both tasks to be accomplished. To enhance passenger safety, it is necessary to keep congestion levels below a certain level on platforms and trains. Since traffic congestion generally occurs at certain times, such as in the morning, it is important to disperse traffic congestion during rush hours. In the past, railroad operators have encouraged passengers to voluntarily commute off-peak, but this has not worked as an incentive for passengers simply by improving comfort. Because of this failure, rail operators are considering a method of setting fare prices based on the time of day and congestion levels. However, past studies suggest that few users change their behavior because those who choose the time of day to use the railroads do not always coincide with the fare payers. Therefore, we devised a crowd management system in which coupons redeemable at stores along the rail line are given directly to the customers, encouraging voluntary off-peak commuting and stimulating the local economy. This system features dynamic updating of coupon ranks based on congestion forecast information from measured congestion levels to enhance the effectiveness of the service. The results of a three-month verification experiment that cooperated with Shizuoka Railway confirmed that 7.1% of passengers took congestion avoidance actions and that passengers who obtained coupons got off at a specific station an average of 29% more often.

Research on Implementation and Management Evaluation System for Protection and Utilization of Traditional Villages:A Case Study of Traditional Chinese Villages in Lingnan Waterfront

The protection and utilization of traditional villages have seen an increase around China since the country issued the catalogue of tra-ditional village protection. However, the effect of the protection and utilization of traditional villages has not been remarkable, as physical decline and constructive failure of traditional villages occur frequently. Consequently, traditional villages are faced with challenges through a lack of evalua-tion and poor construction management. As an important feedback tool, conducting an evaluation can shed light on achievements in implementation of protection and utilization of traditional villages and effectively reveal problems impeding such implementation. Establishing a scientific evalua-tion system for traditional village protection and utilization is of great significance to the sustainable protection and utilization of traditional villages. Currently, China has not introduced an evaluation system for the implementation of traditional village protection and utilization, and only limited re-search has been conducted in this area. Existing studies have emphasized the evaluation of the implementation of protection and utilization but pay only limited attention to the implementation process. Based on a comprehensive analysis of the characteristics of implementation planning and man-agement, and of relevant studies on this topic, the current study examined the methods used to evaluate the effect of protection and utilization, the protection measures and supervision structures from the perspective of achievements and processes around implementation. Moreover, a case study based on the traditional villages in Lingnan Waterfront was used in the current study, with a focus on the local characteristics of the implementation and management of traditional village protection and utilization. On this basis, an evaluation index system is established, which comprises settlement protection and planning implementation, an active utilization degree, new-old settlement collaboration, protection measures, implementation supervi-sion and management. In Lingnan Waterfront, 44 national-level traditional villages are chosen as samples to examine the implementation and man-agement of traditional village protection and utilization. The results shows that the implementation of traditional village protection and utilization in Lingnan Waterfront poses obvious non-equilibrium challenges. Concerning the implementation of traditional village protection and utilization, there are three levels: Good, moderate and poor. Government policy support, urbanization and industrialization represent important factors that influence the implementation and management of traditional village protection and utilization. For traditional villages that are protected, utilized and managed well, the implementation and management of their protection and utilization are aligned with the early attention paid by the Chinese Government to the situation, as well as the impacts of both industrialization and urbanization. Traditional villages which exhibit moderate implementation and man-agement of protection and utilization are often influenced by industrialization and urbanization in rural areas in the Pearl River Delta. Driven by demolition of old houses and the construction of new housing sites for villagers facing a land shortage, the rural landscape and appearance of villages have undergone different degrees of damage. For traditional villages with poor implementation and management of protection and utilization, the locations of such villages are significantly influenced by urbanization or industrialization in the Pearl River Delta. As traditional villages are attrac-ted by the economic benefits, protection and utilization encounter severe impacts caused by urbanization and the construction of industrial parks in rural areas, and are stuck in a dilemma. Ultimately, the implementation and management evaluation system of traditional village protection and utili-zation is established in the current study based on the case study of Lingnan Waterfront. The results of the study not only deepen the existing body of knowledge on the implementation evaluation of traditional villages, but also provide a reference point for action to address the situation.

From ocean to table: examining the potential of Blockchain for responsible sourcing and sustainable seafood supply chains

This study integrates technology-organisation-environment (TOE) theory with situation-actor-process (SAP) and learning-action-performance (LAP) models to provide a comprehensive evaluation of complex seafood supply chain management (SCM) systems. We present a framework based on Blockchain technology that facilitates the transformation of the seafood supply chain ecosystem from its current state to a more streamlined one in the future. This framework offers the potential for driving transformation and delivering advantages that encompass improved data efficiency, sustainable practices, and streamlined integration across the seafood supply chain. Our research highlights the importance of accurate data management, stakeholder involvement, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, cost-effectiveness, transparency, and sustainability for the successful integration of Blockchain in seafood SCM systems. This allows stakeholders to make informed decisions and optimise spending. Furthermore, we emphasise the significant value of transparency provided by Blockchain, which enables stakeholders to make well-informed decisions and optimise their spending.

Research and evaluation of the arrangement of heat exchangers in electric vehicle thermal management systems for CO2 refrigerant

The application of transcritical CO2 cycle in the thermal management system of electric vehicles has become increasingly prevalent, but the existing thermal management system architecture has not been optimized to specifically enhance the performance of CO2 refrigerant. This paper analyzes the impact of various heat exchanger arrangements on CO2 thermal management system and evaluates system configurations based on a new performance index, cycle coefficient of performance. The effects of air temperature, ambient temperature, and heat load on system performance are conducted with a high precision model. The chiller is connected in parallel-series with indoor heat exchangers, resulting in a maximum coefficient of performance improvement of 27.89% at an indoor air inlet temperature of 10 °C, and a maximum coefficient of performance improvement of 21.69% at an ambient temperature of 5 °C, under simultaneous heating conditions. The radiator is placed on the windward of gas cooler, leading to a maximum coefficient of performance increase of 4.85% in heating mode, but a maximum coefficient of performance decrease of 9.84% in cooling mode. The evaluation of these configurations across different operating cycles reveals that the parallel-series connection is well-suited for the new European driving cycle, showing an 18.4% improvement in cycle coefficient of performance compared to the series-parallel connection. The windward arrangement of radiator proves effective for highway fuel economy test cycle in winter and the new European driving cycle in summer. This study provides effective instruction for configuration design and evaluation of transcritical CO2 vehicle thermal management systems.

Sustainability of native maize family farms in Mexico: Current trends from a socio-agronomic perspective

The sustainability of family farms, or Family Production Units (FPUs), cultivating native maize varieties in Chiapas, Mexico, is intricately linked to economic, socio-productive, environmental, and cultural factors. Given their significance within the regional socio-productive framework, the objective of this study was to assess sustainability across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. The methodology employed for sustainability analysis was the Framework for Evaluation of Natural Resource Management Systems (MESMIS). Thirty FPUs were purposively selected from 14 communities spanning four municipalities and were typologically classified into three groups: Traditional, Maize Growers-Livestockers, and Diversified. In-depth interviews were conducted with individual farmers, complemented by group interviews involving entire families. The collected data underwent processing through multiple correspondence statistical analysis, analysis of variance for linear models, and multiple comparisons of means. The results indicated that the Diversified FPU group exhibited higher sustainability, covering 68% of the sustainability perimeter. Consequently, this group demonstrated better conditions for preserving native maize varieties over time and developing strategies to meet their needs concurrently. The Traditional FPU group covered 58%, while the Maize Growers-Livestockers group covered 52% of the sustainability perimeter. In conclusion, it was observed that family reproduction strategies, grounded in resource utilization (capitals), shape forms of nature appropriation that are continually reconfigured. These configurations play a pivotal role in defining the sustainability of FPUs engaged in native maize cultivation in the Frailesca region.

Sustainability indicators for farming systems in Pampa biome of Brazil: a methodological approach NEXUS-MESMIS

Aim of study: To develop and measure sustainability indicators for the water-food-energy nexus in the Ibirapuitã river basin production systems in the Brazilian Pampa biome. The research seeks to contribute to the area of agriculture and sustainability along two lines: a) develop a methodology of sustainability indicators that can be applied to farming systems globally; and b) increase understanding of the interrelationship between water, food and energy and how it affects rural areas' sustainability. Area of study: The study was conducted in the Ibirapuitã river basin in the Brazilian Pampa biome. Material and methods: The construction of the indicators was based on the MESMIS methodology (Framework for the Evaluation of Management Systems incorporating Sustainability Indicators). In research, 121 farming systems were sampled. The sustainability indexes of the indicators between and within each dimension were analyzed using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Tukey's test. Main results: A significant difference was found between the averages of the indices of the dimensions in the production systems of the basin (p<0.05). The water dimension presented the highest level of sustainability, classified as "ideal". The energy dimension presented an intermediate level of sustainability, classified as "acceptable”. Furthermore, the food dimension presented the lowest sustainability index among the nexus, classified as "alert". These indexes contribute to identifying the main action points for improving the systems, being an essential tool for local rural extension. Research highlights: The study consolidated a methodology for measuring sustainability indicators based on farming systems' water, energy, and food production characteristics, capable of being replicated in other realities.

Analysis of the Impact of Spokesperson Marketing on Brand Influence in the Context of Social Media

With the increasingly fierce market competition, brand marketing and spokesperson marketing have become important means for enterprises to enhance competitiveness. However, how to choose the right spokesperson, formulate effective marketing strategies and avoid potential risks are important issues facing enterprises. By using the methods of literature research and case analysis, this paper deeply studies the type segmentation and operation mechanism of spokesperson marketing, and analyzes the marketing methods, effects and potential risks of spokesperson combined with specific cases. The results show that selecting the right spokesperson and formulating effective marketing strategies are important to enhance brand awareness and reputation. Enterprises need to establish a sound spokesperson management system and effect evaluation system to ensure the standardization and effectiveness of spokesperson marketing activities. At the same time, this study also takes X and W as examples to explore the huge commercial value they bring to the brand as popular artists, as well as the operation mechanism and characteristics behind them. Through in-depth analysis of the types and effects of its endorsement activities, the study found that the spokesperson played an effective role as a bridge between the brand and consumers, transmitting brand information and promoting the promotion of sales and brand image. In addition, this study also discusses the strategies and potential risks of selecting spokesmen, which provides wise decision guidance for enterprises.

Evaluation of Environmental Management System for Small and Medium Enterprises in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

A system that manages environmental issues of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from the time of acquisition of raw materials up to disposal of the product is not well clear, especially in Tanzania. Most of the studies have been conducted in the field of environment management but few of them address the evaluation of the management of SMEs activities with respect to the environment. Although the nature of activities of SMEs has little noticeable environmental implications at the individual level but the impact is large due to diversification and labour intensity of these SMEs. SMEs employ about 20% of the total labour force in Tanzania. Thus, the consequences on the environment are therefore very high. In this study both quantitative and qualitative research methods have been used to evaluate the awareness on Environmental Management Systems (EMS), the extent of implementation of EMS, tools used in EMS and Factors that hinder effective EMS. Descriptive and Factor analysis have been used as techniques for analyzing data. The study found a low level of awareness, whereby about 59% of respondents were slightly aware, on EMS, tools used for EMS were found to be more reactive tools than proactive tools. Whereas about 60% of SMEs are inappropriately and inadequately implementing elements of EMS according to ISO 14001. The study found critical factors with high influence on hindering the implementation of EMS including inadequate environmental consciousness of top leaders. It is recommended that more efforts should be invested in creating awareness, impacting the knowledge and skills of implementing the EMS as per ISO 14001 requirements at all levels of SMEs.

Growing Concern About Unsheltered Homelessness Among Veterans: Clinical Characteristics and Engagement in Health Care Services.

Veteran homelessness has declined in the past decade, but the proportion of unsheltered homeless veterans has increased. We identified characteristics of unsheltered homelessness in a large contemporary veteran cohort and examined outpatient and inpatient encounters before and after intake to US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) homeless programs. National data from the Homeless Operations Management Evaluation System (HOMES) database and the Corporate Data Warehouse were analyzed on 191 204 veterans experiencing housing instability from January 2018 through December 2021. We used hierarchical multivariate logistic regressions to model associations between sheltered status and veteran correlates. Repeated-measures analysis of variance assessed changes in care utilization after intake in homeless programs. Age <50 years (odds ratio [OR] = 1.3; 95% CI, 1.2-1.4), Hispanic ethnicity (OR = 1.2; 95% CI, 1.1-1.3), some college education (OR = 1.1; 95% CI, 1.0-1.1), and a bachelor's degree (OR = 1.2; 95% CI, 1.1-1.2) were associated with veteran unsheltered homelessness. Unsheltered veterans were more likely to have a VA service-connected disability (OR = 1.4; 95% CI, 1.4-1.5), military sexual trauma (OR = 1.1; 95% CI, 1.0-1.1), and/or combat exposure (OR = 1.1; 95% CI, 1.0-1.1). Unsheltered and sheltered homeless veterans had an increase in outpatient encounters and a decrease in inpatient care after intake to the VA homeless program. Contemporary unsheltered homeless veterans are younger and Hispanic with some college education. Innovative public health approaches that better engage and reduce barriers to entry need to be tested for a diverse unsheltered homeless population.

Research on Employee Performance Management Method Based on Big Data Improvement GWO-DELM Algorithms

INTRODUCTION: Accurate and objective human resources performance management evaluation methods are conducive to a comprehensive understanding of the real and objective situation of teachers, and are conducive to identifying the management, teaching and academic level of teachers, which enables teacher managers to have a clear understanding of the gaps and problems among teachers. OBJECTIVES: Aiming at the current human resources performance management evaluation method, there are evaluation indexes exist objectivity is not strong, poor precision, single method and other problems. METHODS: This research puts forward an intelligent optimisation algorithm based on the improvement of the depth of the limit of the learning machine network of human resources performance management evaluation method. (1) Through the analysis of the problems existing in the current human resources performance management, select the human resources performance management evaluation indexes, and construct the human resources performance management evaluation system; (2) Through the multi-strategy grey wolf optimization algorithm method to improve the deep learning network, and construct the evaluation model of the human resources performance management in colleges; (3) The analysis of simulation experiments verifies the high precision and real-time nature of the proposed method. RESULTS: The results show that the proposed method improves the precision of the evaluation model, improves the prediction time. CONCLUSION: This research solves the problems of low precision and non-objective system indicators of human resource performance management evaluation.