2008
DOI: 10.1080/13678860701782352
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The learning organization and its dimensions as key factors in firms' performance

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“…This include promoting inquiry and dialogue, create continuous learning opportunities, empower individuals toward a collective vision, encourage collaboration and team learning, form systems to capture and share learning, connect the firm to its environment, provide strategic leadership for learning (Davis and Daley, 2008). The range to which a company "learns' is considered to be associated to both cultural elements (involving shared professional values, vision, and leadership) and structural elements (processes and mechanisms that permit companies to systematically collect, disseminate, and employ information) (Rowe, 2010).…”
Section: Learning Organisation Theories/modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This include promoting inquiry and dialogue, create continuous learning opportunities, empower individuals toward a collective vision, encourage collaboration and team learning, form systems to capture and share learning, connect the firm to its environment, provide strategic leadership for learning (Davis and Daley, 2008). The range to which a company "learns' is considered to be associated to both cultural elements (involving shared professional values, vision, and leadership) and structural elements (processes and mechanisms that permit companies to systematically collect, disseminate, and employ information) (Rowe, 2010).…”
Section: Learning Organisation Theories/modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each theoretical model of learning organization's concepts as above Strong, 2003). Several researches used the financial rations to measure the financial performance such as return on assets (ROA) (Hitt et al, 1997;Yamin et al, 1999;King and Zeithamel, 2001;Rozeinzweig et al, 2003;Yammessri and Sudhir, 2004;Chajnacki, 2007), return on investment (ROI) (Yamin et al, 1999;Matsuno et al, 2002;Morgan and strong, 2003;Davis, 2005), and etc. The return on assets (ROA) is the most acceptant for evaluating financial performance.…”
Section: Learning Organizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The learning organization develops and sustains the organization by becoming the source of innovative knowledge, which is a basis for their competitiveness [9]. It allows the enterprises to successfully interact with uncertain environmental changes, creating new opportunities.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%