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Title: Impact of organizational learning process on organizational effectiveness: the moderated mediation analysis (Need for OL in cellular Firms)
Authors: Gillani, Syed Hussain Mustafa
Keywords: Management Sciences
Issue Date: 2018
Publisher: National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad.
Abstract: Since competition in telecom sector of Pakistan is at its peak and it has become hard to achieve effectiveness trough traditional means. Therefore it is very crucial to study the value addition means such as learning to gain effectiveness in organization. This study intends to answer how organizational learning process impacts on organization effectiveness under moderated mediation of organizational innovation and work attitude in cellular companies of Pakistan. Moreover, the operationalization of organizational learning process pertains gap. This research work has enhanced the operationalization of latent constructs by the incorporation of cognitive and behavioral aspect to address the literature gap. Questionnaire survey method has been used to gather the information from targeted sample frame of population of five cellular companies of Pakistan. In order to test the proposed hypothesis empirically, regression analysis has been applied using moderated mediation analysis of Andre Hayes (2014) and Structural Equation Modeling has been applied to testify the overall fitness of model. The results revealed that the organizational learning process have significant indirect effect (through the mediation effect of organizational innovation) on organization effectiveness, positively moderated by work attitude. Hence, learning can be considered as a crucial antecedent factor for the attainment of organization effectiveness therefore, there is a dire need for organizations to enhance organizational learning process so that innovation can be promoted which will further lead organization in fostering organization effectiveness. Cellular companies of Pakistan shall develop strategies in a way that it promotes culture of learning in their organizations. Moreover, it is recommended for future researchers to enhance the study by exploring learning’s relationships among service quality, service innovation success and overall business model in their local context especially in under developed regions of the globe.
Gov't Doc #: 18296
URI: http://142.54.178.187:9060/xmlui/handle/123456789/6276
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