The Impact of Practice and Policy on Performance Bill McBeath Published on Jun 1, 2003 The performance of a firm-as an entity that determines its own destiny, yet participates in a larger supply chain and global economy-is intricately interwoven with its own internal practices and policies (Human Resource, Customer Service, Supply Chain), as well as the larger forces of external policies (financial and governmental.)

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