The purpose of this study is to diagnose and analyze the administrative performance and development stage of organizational learning as its reengineering strategy of local government which excercises both customer-oriented and performance-oriented adm...
The purpose of this study is to diagnose and analyze the administrative performance and development stage of organizational learning as its reengineering strategy of local government which excercises both customer-oriented and performance-oriented administrative services in the environment of ever-growing uncertainty.
Another purpose of this study is to propose a policy recommendation through the analysis of relationship between the development of learning organization and the improvement on administrative service performance as administration reengineering strategies, which are to realize the efficiency and the administrative value of democracy according to the principle of free market competition.
This study is to test empirically statistical significance of the effect of several factors, found through literature review, on the development of organizational learning with both survey and secondary objective data extracted from the result of innovation performance evaluation for local government employees nationwide in 2005.
Hypothesis test in this study reveals as policy implications that both manager leadership and employee competency among independent variables have the greatest effects on the development of organizational learning
Important variables of organizational flexibility having the impact on the development of organizational learning are bottom-up communication, delegation of power, and impartiality of personnel management. Triviality of both statistical significance and mean value depicts several important policy implications for local government.
To develop organizational learning system as an innovation strategy, managers have to build communication channels, delegate their powers properly to align both authority and duty, and pay attention to the reform of regulations and systems in order to facilitate the devotion of organization members.
The effects of most learning-oriented factors on the development of organizational learning are also found to have high statistical significances.
In conclusion, this study reveals both manager leadership and employee competency to be the most important variables as the barometers for the level of organizational learning and suggests that local governments have to develop strategies to improve the capabilities of their employees. It also suggests that local governments have to be born again as two-dimensional learning organizations by facilitating their reforms and cultivating their creativeness as well with ever-lasting efforts.