Materialwirtschaftlicher Erfolgsnachweis

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The text outlines a structured exploration of success measurement in material management. It begins with an introduction detailing the objectives, methodology, theoretical foundations, and key terms. The first section focuses on design criteria for success measurement, emphasizing practicality as a primary limiting factor. It discusses the functions of success measurement systems, potential dysfunctions, and the stakeholders involved. Additionally, it covers content-related criteria, goals, success dimensions in material management, and the tools available for success measurement, along with considerations for enhancing their effectiveness and a developmental phase concept. The second section addresses the conditions surrounding success measurement, including internal and external corporate situations and the complexities of procurement. The third section presents findings from an empirical study on the current state of success measurement in corporate practice, detailing the research design, results summary, company typologies, and the use of success measurement tools. It also analyzes the interrelations among various success measurement types and their impact on material management. Finally, the conclusion draws implications from the research findings, offering an integral representation of material management and success measurement types, suggestions for revising the developmental phase concept, and potential avenues for