FACTORS RELATING WITH MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS IN DIGITAL ERA (A CASE STUDY: ORGANIZATION INDUSTRIAL IN TARGET GROUPS 10 GROUPS)

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  • Supranee Vanarun คณะอุตสาหกรรมบริการ วิทยาลัยดุสิตธานี

Keywords:

model for development organizations, organization industrial in target groups 10 groups.

Abstract

                This research was aimed to study the factors relating to the model for development organizations in the digital era (A case study: Organization industrial in target groups 10 groups). The study was a method of research using quantitative methodologies. For quantitative research, the researcher used a non-probability sampling, and the data were collected from 450 samples with level supervisor section manager department and general manager of each organization. The instrument for data collection was the Likert scale and usable questionnaires were analyzed for the descriptive information by using the means, percentages, standard deviations, Pearson’s correlation coefficients, and multiple regression analysis. The findings were as follows:

  1. The involved four factors (independent variables) were innovative leadership, organization change, talent management, and digital culture correlated. They were found that all factors have a relationship with a success factor (performance of the organization), in the overview by multiple correlation coefficient, is 0.666 and can be forecasted on the key success factors (performance of the organization), 0.444  in level significantly is .05 and have a standard of the estimate is +.135 and testing results that relating with for the key success (performance of the organization), is talent management, because of having the most valuable is Beta 0.430 also has a positive and strong association with a competitive advantage.
  2. For success factors (performance of the organization) consisting of seven factors were human resources, product, financial, marketing, relationship with customer, technological, and branding. Study results also highlight that the relationship with the customer had relating to the key success (performance of the organization) in level significantly is .05.

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2020-12-28

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