UNDERSTANDING VALUE CREATION - IFAC
Delivering value requires integrated and relevant strategic, operational, and risk information that takes into account the changing external environment and ensures that performance is aligned to business and value creation objectives. Delivering value involves doing things right in terms of delivering responsible products and services to the right
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