ABSTRACT
A Study on the Measurement of Managerial Performance and Strategies for Value Enhancement of Community Cultural Centers in the Chungcheong Region
YouRi, Jeong
Department of Real Estate
Graduate School of Kongju National University
Yesan, ...
ABSTRACT
A Study on the Measurement of Managerial Performance and Strategies for Value Enhancement of Community Cultural Centers in the Chungcheong Region
YouRi, Jeong
Department of Real Estate
Graduate School of Kongju National University
Yesan, Korea
(Supervised by Professor HeeCheol, Shim)
This study measured management performance through efficiency and productivity analysis targeting 12 living and cultural centers located in the Chungcheong area (Daejeon Metropolitan City, Sejong Special Self-Governing City, Chungcheongbuk-do, and Chungcheongnam-do). Based on the analysis results, the study sought to propose a plan to enhance value by improving operational efficiency. For the analysis data, data from 2022 to 2024 from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's "National Cultural Infrastructure Review" were used. Input and output variables were selected considering major indicators from the dataset and previous studies. There are five input variables: budget, manpower, facility area, operating hours, and number of programs. The output variable consisted of the number of users. The analysis method measured the relative efficiency by year through the CCR model and BCC model of DEA (data envelope analysis). And the time series productivity change was measured through Malmquist Productivity Index (MPI) analysis. As a result of the analysis, the average CCR efficiency of all 12 centers gradually increased, but there were many centers in need of management improvement. In addition, it was found that centers in a state of increasing scale (IRS) can increase efficiency by expanding the scale, accounting for more than half of the total. Meanwhile, DMU 1 and 10 were referenced more than 5 times within the analysis period and served as a reference group. The average MPI was 1.5635, indicating that productivity improvement was achieved during the analysis period. This was mainly attributed to improvements in technical efficiency. Based on these analysis results, this study proposes the following policy suggestions. Designation of operational best practices that inefficient centers can benchmark, support for expanding the scale of operations for centers corresponding to IRS, and investment that can produce sustainable operational performance should be made for centers with stagnant technology change index rather than simple technology introduction.