0:00:00 | this study of organisational learning was done by you we came from the national cheng |
---|
0:00:07 | from university and i one and into a ranger at the university of texas i |
---|
0:00:21 | the authors say that learning is he in addition |
---|
0:00:27 | and i |
---|
0:00:28 | and organisation knowledge is |
---|
0:00:33 | in this time a competitive economy |
---|
0:00:36 | and |
---|
0:00:38 | divers work environment |
---|
0:00:41 | information is used |
---|
0:00:44 | so you he an organisation competitive |
---|
0:00:50 | limited research is focused on how organisational learning processes of that performance |
---|
0:00:57 | i and there's also research on a connection between individual learning and organisational learning |
---|
0:01:10 | the purpose of this study was to examine the indices |
---|
0:01:17 | organisational learning |
---|
0:01:19 | study the relationship between organisational learning |
---|
0:01:22 | and intonation performance |
---|
0:01:24 | i two different levels |
---|
0:01:26 | the individual |
---|
0:01:27 | and the organisational |
---|
0:01:31 | therefore i see text |
---|
0:01:35 | research and the bell employees perception of the external environment and uncertain and complex will |
---|
0:01:42 | be positively associated with organisational learning |
---|
0:01:45 | number two organisational learning will be positively associated with individual level innovation performance |
---|
0:01:53 | number three |
---|
0:01:55 | organisational learning will be positively associated with organisational level |
---|
0:01:59 | in addition performance |
---|
0:02:02 | number four |
---|
0:02:04 | individual level innovation performance will be positively associated with organisational learning innovation performance |
---|
0:02:11 | and number i |
---|
0:02:12 | organisational level in addition performance we constantly associated with individual level intonation for |
---|
0:02:28 | created a questionnaire |
---|
0:02:33 | using high tech an entire one |
---|
0:02:36 | specifically one that were located within one part in taiwan |
---|
0:02:42 | and they focus on the recent development corpus |
---|
0:02:46 | use different because of their |
---|
0:02:52 | importance |
---|
0:02:53 | a two knowledge and their |
---|
0:02:57 | but we and knowledge to explain the organisation |
---|
0:03:02 | therefore at times that responded this is very percent |
---|
0:03:07 | of all pole |
---|
0:03:09 | and then a was eighty three there were two hundred and sixty eight |
---|
0:03:13 | t and of course you reported that perception and not with sixty five percent |
---|
0:03:22 | there were two instruments one designed for senior research and development team member and one |
---|
0:03:28 | of the building manager on each participant at four |
---|
0:03:32 | the findings of this without bases were supported by the research data |
---|
0:03:38 | that information distribution with the most important predictor to the individual and organisational level intonation |
---|
0:03:45 | performance |
---|
0:03:47 | and now based on this study information distribution can be used as the most critical |
---|
0:03:52 | function in the organisational learning process |
---|
0:03:56 | organisation learning author contributed more clearly individual level |
---|
0:04:00 | then the work an additional level |
---|
0:04:02 | performance |
---|
0:04:06 | we can i |
---|
0:04:08 | i am learning is critical in organisations |
---|
0:04:14 | that individual and organisational level |
---|
0:04:19 | or all importance |
---|
0:04:22 | that we can create an environment that encourages employees to share exchange and the seventy |
---|
0:04:27 | knowledge |
---|
0:04:29 | and questions information distribution |
---|
0:04:35 | we should keep an eye only external environment as a correlate organisational or |
---|
0:04:44 | thank you very much |
---|