Developing a Learning Organization According to Analysis of the Relationship between Knowledge Gap and Strategic Performance Gaps: Field Study in a Sample of Private Banks in Baghdad.
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https://doi.org/10.33095/jeas.v20i76.686Keywords:
: Learning Organization, Knowledge Gap, Strategic Performance Gap.Abstract
The purpose of this research shed light on the analysis of the relationship between the knowledge gap and the strategic performance gap and diagnose the level of impact this relationship in building a learning organization, and sought search to achieve a number of goals, cognitive and Applied been tested nature of the relationship and effect between variables in a sample size (62) of the managers of banks civil in Baghdad (Baghdad, Gulf, Assyria, Union, Elaf) and focused research problem in question is bold is whether the analysis of the relationship between the knowledge gap and the performance gap strategic leads to recognize organizations need to shift to organizations educated, either in the side of the field was the problem about the extent of realize the organizations surveyed for this equation in its ability to create a kind of mismatch between the analysis of the knowledge gap analysis and gap strategic performance, and analysis of research data used statistical program ready (SPSS) program (Excel) and the most important Statistical tools used in the analysis is the "arithmetic mean, standard deviation and coefficient of difference, and correlation coefficient of Spearman, and path analysis "and was the most prominent results that have been reached and there is a correlation and impact between the analysis of the knowledge gap and gap analysis of performance and strategic between building learning organization, as well as increase the impact of the knowledge gap about the possibility of switching to the educated through the gap strategic performance, and research has included four axes went first to the methodology and second to the theoretical framing and the third to view and analyze the results and test hypotheses in the fourth devoted to the conclusions and recommendations.
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