Identifying and Prioritizing the Components of Organizational Excellence Model in Bushehr Maritime Command
Subject Areas : Agriculture Marketing and CommercializationMohammad Musa Khorshidi 1 , Abdul Mohammad Taheri 2 , Alireza Ghasemi Zad 3
1 - Department of Educational Administration, Kazerun Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kazerun, Iran
2 - Department of Educational Administration, Shiraz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Shiraz, Iran.
3 - Higher Education Administration, Kazerun Branch, Islamic Azad University, Kazerun, Iran.
Keywords: organizational excellence model, Naval Command, Prioritizing Organizational Excellence Model,
Abstract :
This article aims to identify and prioritize components of the organizational excellence model in the Marine Command of Bushehr. The present study is a applied research based on qualitative research method (Delphi). The statistical population of this study consisted of all personnel, commanders and managers of Marine Command in Bushehr province. Sample size was determined by purposive random sampling method and 15 persons were selected. A four-step process was used to construct the questionnaire and identify the dimensions and components of employee performance evaluation that led to the identification of the components and the development of the research tool. The data collection method included library studies, interviews, Delphi method and questionnaire. Delphi method and Kendall's coefficient were used for analyzing the interviews and hierarchical analysis was used to identify and prioritize the components. The results obtained from the Delphi method show that all of the proposed indices were averaged over 4.5 (four and five tenths) and therefore all model indices were approved and accepted by experts and also the component of individual role in mission and value performance. Organizational leadership is the most important component of the mean rating (7.46). Also, the results of prioritizing the hierarchical analysis show that the role of the individual in acquiring and improving the knowledge and competence of the organization is more important than the other components in the domain of employees (0.621).