THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF THE ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)
Journal Title: MANAGERIAL CHALLENGES OF THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY - Year 2016, Vol 9, Issue 1
Abstract
The authors of this article intend to elaborate a model for assessing and analyzing the effectiveness and efficiency of the environment management system, seen as a component of the general management system of the company, starting from the specific factors which determine environmental performance, according to ISO standards, for the identification and implementation of good practices, in order to improve the environmental performance continuously.
Authors and Affiliations
B. CIOBANU, D. ZELTER, F. M. PETRIC, A. R. GAL
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