This study aims to improve employee evaluation system in one of the leading automobile manufacturers in Iran by designing a fuzzy decision support system (F.D.S.S.). Since this manufacturer is a large-sized company with over 35,000 employees, the number of managers regularly evaluated requires too much capacity from the human resource team and hence increases the rate of possible misjudgements. However, the proposed F.D.S.S. can reduce the rate of unfair or inconsistent assessments by converting qualitative assessments of the panel to linguistic variables. This action increases the precision of assessment and improves the quality of evaluations. The proposed F.D.S.S. is compared with a fuzzy TOPSIS method to confirm its reliability and validity in which the results show consistency with fuzzy TOPSIS. As a result, the F.D.S.S. is implemented for evaluation of managers in this automobile company instead of the traditional method.
Today, knowledge sharing has determinant role in promotion of various industries and organizations as an element of knowledge management. According to daily incremental importance of knowledge as the most critical resource for competitive advantage, organizations try to find effective ways of knowledge sharing among employees. Knowledge sharing is considered as an important and principal part of knowledge management, and creative employees are promoter and dynamic force of organizational activities. Methodology: This research tries to design a model to make relationship between knowledge sharing and employees’ creativity. Therefore, related factors were identified to perceive knowledge sharing and also employees’ creativity, and some data was obtained using questionnaire. In order to study the relationship among variables and their effects on each other, structural equation model (SEM) was used by Lisrel software. Results: Results of this research show the positive and direct effect of knowledge sharing on employees’ creativity. Conclusion: Technological conditions have an important role in knowledge sharing, and managers of IRI police engineering administration must have always mention that more focus on technological conditions increase knowledge sharing in IRI police engineering administration.
This article was executed by the title of studying the effect of knowledge sharing on employees’ creativity of IRI police engineering administration. Methodology: The methodology was applied and descriptive-correlative according to the objective and identity of issues. Statistical population of this study is all managers, assistances, and skilled experts in IRI police who were 140 that all were selected as statistical sample. Standard questionnaire was used in order to collect data. The ideas of experts and scholars were used to test the face and content validity of questionnaires. Cronbach’s alpha coefficient was used to test the reliability of questionnaires. The calculated alpha for questionnaires was obtained higher than 0.7. Results: Results showed that knowledge sharing has positive and significant effect on employees’ creativity. In other words, knowledge sharing improves employees’ creativity. Conclusion: According to the results of this research after indication of advantages and disadvantage of knowledge sharing, organization can identify proper strategy and approach about knowledge sharing, use the best methods of increasing knowledge sharing in organization, reinforce advantages and weaknesses, and also stop the obstacles reducing knowledge sharing in organization. Finally, it must be noticed that the knowledge sharing strategy is a continued attempt which must always be alive and in organization.
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