A Systematic Review of the Key Success Factors of Sports Event Management: A Resource-based View Approach

Chutiphongdech, Thanavutd; Kampitak, Teepakorn

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“…This study found that the scientific and reasonable mode of organizing matches (S5) is the most influential factor in the strengths category. The results confirm the importance of the scientific model of event organization, in line with previous studies 47 , 48 . A study indicated that the organizational resources of sports events, such as strategic networks and partnerships, are key to guaranteeing their success 48 .…”

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The development strategies of amateur table tennis matches in China based on the SWOT-AHP model: a case study in Shanghai

Yi,

Liu,

Liu

et al. 2024

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Given the significance of amateur sports matches in health promotion and city culture construction. It is essential to systematically analyze the organizational mode of city amateur matches and propose development strategies. This study aimed to investigate the sustainable development strategies for city amateur matches in China. This study adopted a hybrid model of combined SWOT and the AHP analysis, using the Shanghai City Amateur Table Tennis Matches (ATTM) as a case study. Results showed that 20 factors of the SWOT analysis were included, and the ranking of weights of the SWOT group are Strengths, Opportunities, Weaknesses and Threats, respectively, and the strategic vector (θ, ρ) are (74.21°, 0.5861). ATTM should adopt the S–O pioneering strategy and leverages its advantages and opportunities to promote further development. The findings indicate that ATTM with advanced organizational mode, has good internal strengths and external opportunities, which can enlighten the development of amateur table tennis matches for other regions and countries. Future research should apply the hybrid model to a broader range of events and conduct comparative analyses across countries and regions.

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The development strategies of amateur table tennis matches in China based on the SWOT-AHP model: a case study in Shanghai

Yi,

Liu,

Liu

et al. 2024

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“…Kittikumpanat (2021) presented a model that assesses the success of digital transformation in sports organizations. Chutiphongdech and Kampitak (2022)…”

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“…We follow Ray et al (2004) that consider resource management as a prerequisite or precondition for developing competitive advantages and achieving success. One of the most prominent approaches used in sports management is called Resource Based View (RBV) based on the aforementioned theories (Byun & Leopkey, 2021;Jensen et al, 2022;Chutiphongdech & Kampitak, 2022). Pianese (2021) conducted a thorough literature survey on resources used in sports events and applied RBV to sports events.…”

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Sport Management Maturity Assessment: Application to Cosma Competencies Scale

Tsipoura¹,

Sakellariou²,

Glykas³

et al. 2022

Balkans JETSS

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The results of a literature survey on the application of management science fields to sport management are presented. The most prominent Critical Success Factors and Enablers for their achievement, identified in the SM maturity assessment frameworks are specified. Existing published work in sport management per critical success factor and enabler category is also presented thus providing a theoretical basis for their significance in the sport management field. A novel holistic sports management maturity assessment framework is proposed. The framework is based on and includes, a ten-by-ten matrix, the most prominent critical success factors and enablers identified in the literature survey. The proposed framework is then applied to the most known sport management competencies accreditation framework called COSMA. The result of this application is a proposed novel “tracking matrix”. Both the proposed maturity frameworks and the tracking matrix can be used by both academics and practitioners in the SM field.

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“…Kittikumpanat (2021) presented a model that assesses the success of digital transformation in sports organizations Chutiphongdech and Kampitak (2022). conducted an extensive literature survey on critical success factors for successful SELs.…”

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A Systematic Review of the Key Success Factors of Sports Event Management: A Resource-based View Approach

Cited by 8 publications

References 59 publications

The development strategies of amateur table tennis matches in China based on the SWOT-AHP model: a case study in Shanghai

The development strategies of amateur table tennis matches in China based on the SWOT-AHP model: a case study in Shanghai

Sport Management Maturity Assessment: Application to Cosma Competencies Scale

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