ترجمه مقاله نقش ضروری ارتباطات 6G با چشم انداز صنعت 4.0
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ترجمه مقاله پایداری توسعه شهری، تعدیل ساختار صنعتی و کارایی کاربری زمین
- مبلغ: ۹۱,۰۰۰ تومان
The study aimed to identify the role of strategic intelligence in the development of the managers’ competencies portfolio by the application on five Jordanian commercial banks in the city of Amman. Due to the very limited total population, a comprehensive census was used numbering 120 members at the three administrative manager levels (upper, middle and first line) and information was collected through a questionnaire developed for that purpose. The results were analyzed through descriptive and inferential statistical methods. On the basis of findings, study concluded that the development of the managers’ competencies portfolio results in enhancing efficiencies and depends by nearly a third on variables and practices of strategic intelligence. Explanation of this effect is found in the development of competencies between, at the highest 0.53 in the development of team competencies, and at the minimum of 0.14 in the development of global awareness competencies. At last, study made some useful recommendations.
INTRODUCTION
Strategic intelligence is defined as the capacity to adapt to changing circumstances, as opposed to blindly continuing on a path when all the signals in the competitive environment suggest a need for change (Blanding, M. 2012). Strategic intelligence is distributed throughout the organization. It is important because it creates more value than the competition over time, which will attract more investments, which will lead to sustainable competitive advantage in the long run. Therefore, companies will develop the capacity to continue to fulfill their constituencies' obligations on the long run, and not simply the short run. By regularly reviewing their strategies, companies can continue to develop, adapt and change (Blanding, M. 2012).
The three main dimensions of intelligence include: Tactical, operational and strategic. Tactical intelligence is a base level that provides critically analyzed information. Mid-level managers utilize operational intelligence to guide and direct actions (Lehane, J. 2011). Strategic intelligence can be considered to be a specific form that addresses any issue at the level of breadth and detail necessary to describe threats, risks and opportunities in a way that helps determine programs and policies (McDowell, D. 2005).
Second - Discussing the Inferential Results
To insure that all the study hypothesis are accepted and indicate that the results of "strategic Intelligence" affects in enhancing and improving the competencies of the managers portfolio and thus indicate that all the competencies will take on these benefits will take on these following three shapes:
- Treatment of the (weak) competencies and efforts to develop and promote it to (medium) level through training programs.
- Development of the (medium) level competencies to reach (high) level through specialized development programs.
- Strengthen the effectiveness of some of the competencies that received (medium/high) level of importance to increase the effect of reaching high productivity through continuous and discontinuous programs.