Journal of Development & Evolution Mnagement: 2 (13)

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1 - Dynamic Modeling of Social System in Iran
Seyyed Mahdi Alvani Gholam Reza Memarzadeh Mohammad Ali Afshar Fahimeh Aghajani

Management can achieve the long term goals in a system by means of a dynamic framework. This article considers the problem of social development in macro level. Since social development has a dynamic and multidimensional nature, the system dynamics method has been used More

Management can achieve the long term goals in a system by means of a dynamic framework. This article considers the problem of social development in macro level. Since social development has a dynamic and multidimensional nature, the system dynamics method has been used in this article. In system dynamics approach, sustainability of social system is not increasing or decreasing in a system, moreover, it is not a static goal, making it impossible to achieve it. In this regard, four indicators of social development that is, population means, employment, water, and food are utilized for dynamic evaluation modeling. This model evaluates social development in Iran over the period 1989-2009 and predicts it until 2019. The results indicate there is a relationship between social development components. Manuscript profile

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2 - The Examination of Various Dimensions of Comprehensive Quality Management on Mass Customization
Hesam Zand Hesam Somayeh Farid

Mass customization is one of the new topics of interest to management and marketing. Also, given that we are in the period of customer revolution (continuous improvement to mass customization), in this period due to the increasing demand of customers, manufacturers are& More

Mass customization is one of the new topics of interest to management and marketing. Also, given that we are in the period of customer revolution (continuous improvement to mass customization), in this period due to the increasing demand of customers, manufacturers are  required to produce their products with  low cost, high quality and great variety of produce. However in recent years, quality improvement management systems are evolving rapidly so that now continuous quality improvement and total quality management enjoys a high status. This paper seeks to answer the question of how quality management affects the mass customization capability. And describes the concepts of mass customization and total quality management as well as the total quality management to identify various dimensions. Relationship between the mass customization and TQM was tested with LISREL software as well. Overall, the results of the research confirmed the relationship between total quality management dimensions and mass customization. Manuscript profile

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3 - Influence of Intellectual Capital on Firm’s Market Value in Different Life-Cycle Stages
Farzin Rezaei Abdullah Piri Vahid Nili

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of Intellectual Capital on firm’s market value in different stage of life cycle on the Tehran Stock Exchange. To do this research, we examined six hypotheses. The multiple regression models are used to exa More

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of Intellectual Capital on firm’s market value in different stage of life cycle on the Tehran Stock Exchange. To do this research, we examined six hypotheses. The multiple regression models are used to examine the hypothesis. Research samples include 113 firms during 1383-1387. The empirical results indicate that Intellectual Capital indexes have significance on firm market value. Meanwhile, among Intellectual Capital indexes, Structural Capital has the most influence on firm's market value. Furthermore, Intellectual Capital indexes have more significance in the growth stage than maturity stage. Among indexes of Intellectual Capital, the Structural Capital has the most influence in the growth stage and also in the maturity stage the Human Capital have the most influence. Manuscript profile

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4 - Examining Integration of Tehran Urban Management System (Case Study Urban Services Mission)
Rohulah Alikhan gorgani

City as a general integrated entity   requires an effective organization with an integrated management. Given the importance of integration in urban management, the main question in this research is: what are the main structural elements of indigenous pattern More

City as a general integrated entity   requires an effective organization with an integrated management. Given the importance of integration in urban management, the main question in this research is: what are the main structural elements of indigenous pattern of Tehran urban management and what kind of dependence and coordination mechanisms are there   among them? In this paper, the author uses deductive-inductive study to propose a conceptual model and quantitative analyses is used to test the proposed model. Statistical population of the study is top managers of Tehran municipality in urban services area. To tap the opinions of experts about importance of each urban service’s objectives, group analytic hierarchy process (GAHP) was used. Finally, weight and importance of each urban service’s objective was identified, using the questionnaire. Analysis results indicate that in urban services area, mission of municipal services and beauty is the most important and mission of providing crops and protein for citizens is less important. Also suitable mechanisms to coordinate the relationship between municipalities and related organizations were determined separately for different objectives Manuscript profile

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5 - Model of Seismic Analysis Risk, using indices of Environment Health in Higher Education Centers
Mahdi Zahmatkeshan Manouchehr Omidvari Hassan Aghabarati

The earthquake and its hazards and vulnerability are the main concerns addressed by the discussions on crisis management. The higher education institutes are considered the important organizations which provide essential human resources, scientific and historical equipm More

The earthquake and its hazards and vulnerability are the main concerns addressed by the discussions on crisis management. The higher education institutes are considered the important organizations which provide essential human resources, scientific and historical equipment. This study offers a model of risk analysis, using PSHA method in combination with FMEA. The results show that the faculty of Civil engineering enjoys an acceptable risk structure in earthquake on 9 Richter scale but has an unacceptable risk but bearable structure in 8 Richter scale .It is unbearable in earthquake on 7 Richter scale. Given the structure of the building, which is resistant against the earthquake, one needs to reconsider the application and use of the building? Manuscript profile

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6 - A Framework for Evaluation and Selection the Plant Layout by Fuzzy Topsis
Ali Khatami Firouzabadi Ahmad Jafaryan Amir Hasanzadeh

There are various methods and algorithms for planet location which were presented by Experts and researchers but it is not possible to nominate one of them as the best one. Selection of the appropriate method or algorithm is difficult in different conditions because of More

There are various methods and algorithms for planet location which were presented by Experts and researchers but it is not possible to nominate one of them as the best one. Selection of the appropriate method or algorithm is difficult in different conditions because of there are exist some criteria (Both qualitative and quantitative) which are involved in this Selection, these criteria lead to tough make decision. So this paper deals a make decision framework for Select the best method among manual and computerized methods and algorithms. First of all, the location of optimal methods are extracted from methods that experts think those methods are the most efficient in assumed industry unit. In other hand, the of selection the Suitable method in that unit that are more important than other criteria are selected via mean hypothesis tests by that industry unit, these criteria involve linguistic variables. At the end, Suitable algorithm is achieved in that industry unit conditions by TOPSIS method Manuscript profile

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7 - Developing a Competency Model of Managers in the Banking System
Vajiheh Hoshyar Fariburz Rahim nia

The aim of this research is to explore and develop a competency model of managers in the banking system and validating the model. To this end, 3 questions were considered: 1-What are the elements of competency model in the banking system? 2- What are the components of c More

The aim of this research is to explore and develop a competency model of managers in the banking system and validating the model. To this end, 3 questions were considered: 1-What are the elements of competency model in the banking system? 2- What are the components of competency model in the banking system? 3-Is the model reliable? Mixed method was used in this research. Initially, qualitative method was used, followed by quantitative method. In the qualitative section, we interviewed 12 excellence managers and then content analysis method was used. So, we derived the primary competency model of managers based on elements and components. In the quantitative section, we distributed questionnaires among 136 managers. For analysis, we use Amos software and factor analysis method. Results show that with the exception of “experience", all elements and components of competency model were confirmed. Manuscript profile

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8 - The Effects of Upgrade Integrity and Subjective Norms on Willingness to Purchase of Counterfeit Products
Saeed Jalalian Bahram Kheyri

This research investigates the factors influencing the willingness to purchase counterfeit products in Universities of QAZVIN city. Based on a survey of 415 students whose Data were collected using a proportional stratified sampling method, confirmatory factor analysis More

This research investigates the factors influencing the willingness to purchase counterfeit products in Universities of QAZVIN city. Based on a survey of 415 students whose Data were collected using a proportional stratified sampling method, confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used for testing and confirming mine model.  Findings show the subjective impact on willingness to purchase counterfeit products indirectly. Also, attitude toward counterfeit products mediate between personal factors and willingness to purchase counterfeit products. This research has examined both personality factors based on theory of planned behavior in a country of Asia. Manuscript profile

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