Beyond Budgeting: Embracing Agility and Resilience in Performance Management

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  • Dr. Arshad Aziz Institute of Business Management, NUST.

Abstract

In today's rapidly changing and unpredictable business environment, traditional budgeting methods are increasingly falling short. This article explores the concept of Beyond Budgeting, a performance management approach designed to enhance organizational agility and resilience in the face of constant disruption. We will examine the key principles of Beyond Budgeting, analyze its benefits and challenges, and provide practical guidance for implementation. The traditional approach to performance management, centered around fixed budgets, has faced increasing criticism for its rigidity and inability to adapt to the dynamic business environment. This paper explores the concept of "Beyond Budgeting," a management philosophy that advocates for a more flexible and agile approach to performance management. Beyond Budgeting emphasizes the importance of decentralization, employee empowerment, and a focus on continuous improvement rather than rigid adherence to annual budgets. By embracing agility and resilience, organizations can navigate uncertainties more effectively and enhance their ability to respond to changing market conditions. This paper examines the principles of Beyond Budgeting, its benefits, and the challenges involved in its implementation. Real-world examples and case studies are presented to illustrate successful instances of organizations adopting Beyond Budgeting principles. Ultimately, this paper aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on performance management and provide insights for organizations seeking to enhance their agility and resilience in the face of an ever-evolving business landscape.

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2023-12-15

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Dr. Arshad Aziz. (2023). Beyond Budgeting: Embracing Agility and Resilience in Performance Management. Advance Social Science Archive Journal, 1(01), 1–9. Retrieved from https://assajournal.com/index.php/36/article/view/15

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