Determinants of the Adoption of Dashboards in SMEs

Authors

  • Alain Takoudjou Nimpa

  • Camille Kamga Wendji

  • Adriana Burlea Schiopoiu

  • Francine Yimga Ngassam

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMBRBVOL21IS4PG33

Keywords:

dashboard; econometric model; manage-ment control; financial performance; Cameroon

Abstract

The objective of this research is to highlight the factors driving the structural and behavioural contingencies to the adoption of dashboards by small and medium sized enterprises SMEs in the Cameroonian context Using data collected from 314 SMEs we conducted an exploratory analysis in order to investigate the factors that could have an influence on the use of dashboards and a multiple correspondence factorial analysis in order to identify the characteristics of SMEs using dashboards On the other hand a binary logistic regression was done to unveil the factors that stand behind the usage of dashboards in Cameroonian SMEs Our findings indicate that the formal nature of the SME the power delegation the presence of an experienced leader the pressure of foreign competition the age of the company the use of follow-up software in organizational processes and the implementation of a system to reward the employees when they achieve positive results are the factors that enable the adoption of the dashboard

How to Cite

Alain Takoudjou Nimpa, Camille Kamga Wendji, Adriana Burlea Schiopoiu, & Francine Yimga Ngassam. (2021). Determinants of the Adoption of Dashboards in SMEs. Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 21(B4), 33–44. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMBRBVOL21IS4PG33

Determinants of the Adoption of Dashboards in SMEs

Published

2021-03-15