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Egypt is passing through a transitional phase that will demand new capabilities for Egyptian companies and institutions to compete with their foreign counterparts. The research examines the relationship between three constructs (knowledge management,learning organization,performance through the study of 165 organizations in eight sectors; four of which are from the manufacturing sector; the other four from the services sector. The study found out; that there exists a significant correlation between the dimensions of learning organization (DLO) and performance as exemplified by European…mehr

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Egypt is passing through a transitional phase that will demand new capabilities for Egyptian companies and institutions to compete with their foreign counterparts. The research examines the relationship between three constructs (knowledge management,learning organization,performance through the study of 165 organizations in eight sectors; four of which are from the manufacturing sector; the other four from the services sector. The study found out; that there exists a significant correlation between the dimensions of learning organization (DLO) and performance as exemplified by European excellence model, also between knowledge management practices (KMP) and performance. Also there is a significant correlation between DLO and KMP. A nomological network was developed to validate the cause and effect relations between the three constructs (DLO, KMP and performance),through the measurement of path coefficients ,the network proved that there is significant causality between knowledge enablers, levers, foundations as an independent(exogenous) variable, and DLO on the people level and structural level as an intermediate variable(endogenous),and performance criteria.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sheta is currently working as an adjunct professor for entrepreneurship, management and innovation at the American university in Cairo. He is the winner of the adjunct faculty teaching excellence award for the academic year 2015-2016. He is also working as a free-lance trainer in fields of entrepreneurship and innovation.