MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS AND STRATEGY: A CRITICAL REVIEW

Research that studies the relationship between management control systems (MCS) and business strategy. Empirical research studies that use contingency approaches and case study applica- tions are examin ed focusing on specific aspects of MCS and their relationship with strategy. These aspects include cost control orientation, performance evaluation and reward systems, the effect of resource shar- ing, the role of MCS in influencing strategic change and the choice of interactive and diagnostic controls. More contemporary approaches to the relationship between performance measurement systems and strat- egy are also considered. It is concluded that our knowledge of the relationship between MCS and strategy is limited, providing considerable scope for further research.
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