Corporate Management Structure of Large Malaysian Construction Companies

Capital Structure and Corporate Performance of Malaysian Construction Sector

This paper investigates the relationship of capital structure and corporate performance of firm before and during crisis (2007). This study focuses on construction companies which are listed in Main Board of Bursa Malaysia from 2005 to 2008. All the 49 construction companies are divided into big, medium and small sizes, based on the paid-up capital. The result shows that there is relationship b...

Effectiveness of Corporate Intranet in Selected Malaysian Companies

This study was undertaken with the purpose of measuring intranet effectiveness in selected Malaysian companies. Defining effectiveness as composite constructs of intranet characteristics, intranet usage and individual performance, the study employed a cross-sectional survey method. A total of 359 users participated in the study. The intranet characteristics namely, task fit, information quality...

Performance Management Method for Construction Companies

Many companies have managed their business performance in order to achieve their enterprise purpose. Performance management which applied concept of BSC (Balanced Scorecard) is widely used all over the world. In the construction industry, BSC-based performance management is currently introduced with needs of balanced performance evaluation. However, most companies actually have intermediate lev...

A Capability Maturity Model for Corporate Performance Management – An Empirical Study in Large Finnish Manufacturing Companies

The paper presents a conceptual model for assessing the maturity of a Corporate Performance Management (CPM) in an organization. The CPM maturity development process was studied in five case companies where the author participated into CPM development projects in various consultation roles. Constructive and action-oriented research approaches were used with different methods for data collection...

Corporate Identity Management: A Tale of Two Companies