Designing outsourcing pattern in the Ministry of Education(A new approach in Lorestan Department of Education)
Subject Areas : Education
Parastoo Godarzi
1
(Department of Educational Sciences, Islamic Azad University, Khorramabad Branch, Lorestan, Iran)
Naser Javaherizadeh
2
(Department of Educational Sciences, Borujerd branch, Islamic Azad university, Borujerd, Iran.)
Hossein Mehrdad
3
(Department of Educational Sciences, Khorramabad branch, Islamic Azad university, Khorramabad, Iran.)
Keywords: Theme Analysis, Ministry of Education, Outsourcing,
Abstract :
Abstract Introduction: Outsourcing is a new and creative approach to managing organizations. The aim of the present research was to design an outsourcing pattern in Lorestan department of Education. Methods: The research method was two stage qualities analysis (manual and software MAXQDA) along with research data alignment with indigenous background and documentation. Class sampling method was used and 152 people were chosen as the sampling volume .Half structured interview with 14 experts and key informants (university professors, staff experts, conservatory directors and non- governmental school) continued to avoid the intensity of votes to saturate theoretical data. Data narration (data accuracy) and data reliability (credit, reliability aspect, variability, and provability) of the questions were determined before the interview. Systematic recording and writing process was used to increase the credit of the data. Results: After reviewing and analysis of the data and based on the inclusive theme,5 organizing themes under the titles of (training, human resource, sites and equipment’s, inner processes and financial affair) and 48 basic themes were recognized. Conclusion: The findings showed the outsourcing can have a positive effect on providing support and services needs and reducing costs along with specialized personnel recruitment and creating the field for entrepreneurship while meeting the domestic and technological needs in addition to reducing liquidity problems in equipping the schools. Of course during the interviews with experts shortcomings as reduction of monitoring and control, weakening employee morale, loss of competitive advantages and lack of social trust in outsourcing were mentioned. But all in all the benefits obtained in comparison to the disadvantages make the implementation of outsourcing valuable for the Ministry of Education.
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