The purpose behind this research work is to develop a GREEN Performance Metrics for wider firms. The Metrics for wider firms is developed by using the nine independent and one dependent variable. The five independent variables include job position, recruitment, selection, training and development, Performance assessment, rewards, team formation, organizational culture management and organizational learning management. The dependent variable is perceived Performance. The instruments that are used for data collection include questionnaires and survey forms. The sample size is 200 out of which actual respondents are 150. The SPSS is used for analysis. Regression analysis, descriptive analysis and correlation are run to find the relation and impact of one variable over other and with perceived Performance. Findings include the development of GREEN Performance Metrics for wider firms. The future studies may include the formation of green teams, employee motivation to be green, GHRM in services sector, GHRM and organizational culture management etc.

The evolution of corporate reporting in today's world is heavily influenced by a growing emphasis on environmental sustainability and the evaluation of its impact on the environment, as well as the assessment of a company's environmental responsibility, ecological attractiveness, and competitiveness. Traditional accounting and corporate reporting methods are proving inadequate to fulfil the information needs of a diverse array of stakeholders who play a pivotal role in making strategic decisions. This concept seeks to divulge information regarding the environmental impact and ecological footprint of a company, showcasing the interplay between the company's operations and their environmental consequences. The focus is on the future outlook, aligned with the company's strategic objectives and business model. The development of tools for environmental analysis in the corporate world is an essential means of putting these theoretical principles into practice. The importance of this study lies in its potential to provide a theoretical foundation for evaluating a company's agricultural Performance through integrated reporting Metrics, which in turn will establish a set of indicators reflecting the achievement of both short-term and long-term environmental objectives of the company. All of these factors, in our perspective, underscore the significance of this study and the practical implications of the results it yields.

Audit Committee is one of corporate governance that there are very little evidence about the role and characteristics in evaluating business unit Performance. Hence, the purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between audit committee characteristics and Performance Metrics. Accordingly, information of the 91 companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange during 1391-1393 have crosssectional. The results indicated that there is a significant negative relationship between the independence and expertise of accounting, audit committee members with Performance Metrics including return on assets, return on equity and Tobin's Q ratio.

The surge of facilitating the ever-growing number of service classes in the contemporary Internet backbone has persuaded researches worldwide to search for suitable underlying network topologies with desirable properties. Even in the presence of speedy optical technologies, the arrangement of nodes in a network can be highly influential in boosting network Performance.Among all the topologies investigated so far, k-ary n-cubes have been reported to be widely adopted in the literature. However in a hybrid network, where the network comprises of a mixture of different types of topologies, the type and size of k-ary n-cubes can greatly influence the Performance factor of the network. The objective of this paper is twofold. Firstly, we introduce a set of new Metrics that can be used to analyze the Performance behavior of simple regular meshes with their wrap-around variants (2-D and 3-D torus) for the Optical Packet Switching (OPS) paradigm.We then propose a simple and yet efficient switch-level analytical model for service differentiation in OPS in the presence of wavelength converters (WCs). The proposed model is further extended to include the impact of Fiber Delay Lines (FDLs) as well. Simulations are conducted for both cases to corroborate the accuracy of the models presented.