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Title Benchmarking As A Tool For Effective Enhancement Of Slovak Cities And Regions In The Global Environment
ID_Doc 43062
Authors Strazovska, L; Sulikova, R; Rafaj, P
Title Benchmarking As A Tool For Effective Enhancement Of Slovak Cities And Regions In The Global Environment
Year 2018
Published
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Abstract The topic of this paper is the practical application of global benchmarking systems, in the field of public administration and especially in the development of municipalities and regions in global environment. The objective of the authors was to highlight the importance of applied strategic approach in municipalities and regions in a global environment as one of the important topics in the sector. The authors reviewed the application of benchmarking in real conditions of the Slovak Republic in period 2005 - 2017. In this paper they present real life cases and researches in 40 cities in total, representing 42% of the urban population of Slovakia. Trends in urban and regional management are based on general trends in public administration, nevertheless are these at the same time characterized by some specificities. The general global trends include the strategic approach applications, the client orientation, and the value-based service orientation. A specific global trends is the shift from the perception of cities and regions as territorial units to urban regions as natural spatial units. The management of organizations in a constantly changing global environment requires a certain set of navigation tools and indicators to assess the situation from different perspectives and to monitor how organizations achieve their set global strategic goals.
Author Keywords Benchmarking; Globalization; Regional Development; Smart City
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)
EID WOS:000681676300364
WoS Category Business; Business, Finance; Economics; International Relations; Management
Research Area Business & Economics; International Relations
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