Unearthing hidden gems in government-linked companies


  • Business
  • Thursday, 20 May 2004

Much has been said of the recently-introduced Key Performance Index (KPI), but little is known of the potential impact of its implementation on the 40-odd Government-linked companies (GLCs) involved. Starting from today, StarBiz will examine some of these GLCs and look at what lies beyond the KPI-led exercise 

WHEN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi first mentioned the phrase “Key Performance Index'' (KPI) in his meeting with business leaders in January, many did not expect the concept to be used so widely or implemented so soon. 

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