Abstract

Food enterprise performance evaluation is a core question in any economic system. With the high development of information technology and increasingly importance of strategy, traditional food enterprise performance has already become unsuitable. This study is exactly to satisfy the need of the present situation and launch the discussion of the application of Grey correlation and regression model evaluation on food enterprise performance evaluation to construct the mathematic model, evaluation procedure and relevant application technologies. The use of gray correlation method and regression model to integrate all the parts in performance evaluation is quite necessary to the optimization and integration of food enterprise strategic performance management.

Keywords:

Food enterprise, gray correlation, regression model,

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