The Mismatch between Labor Market Needs and Education: The example of Jordan

Ismail, Loiy Bani; Alawamleh, Mohammad; Giacaman, Saro; Alawamleh, Kamal Jamal

doi:10.1504/ijbex.2019.10024166

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“…These challenges may be classified into external challenges, which comprises environment challenges, such as natural, political, social, economic risks; internal challenges, which comprises intra-organizational challenges, such as strikes, production issues, infrastructure problems etc. ; and network related challenges, which comprises challenges inherent to interaction between organizations, such as management, business processes, knowledge management and collaboration issues [43].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…and life cycle affected phases, engaging participants in change process, managing decision-making, problem solving, negotiation and collaboration between partners etc. ; (c) risk management [43], comprising strategies for identifying and prioritizing existing risks; (d) performance management [23] [25] [26] [36] [59], comprising strategies for establishing performance indicators, evaluating each organization performance and the relationship performance, being aware of partner criteria to evaluate joint results etc. ; besides other aspects considered while managing any project (time, cost, quality, communication, acquisition etc.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review to Understand Cross-organizational Relationship Management and Collaboration

Diirr¹,

Cappelli²

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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An increasingly dynamic, unpredictable and challenging environment leads organizations to cross their own borders and establish partnerships to other organizations for remaining competitive. This crossorganizational relationship allows participating organizations to share resources with each other and collaborate to better handle an identified opportunity for joint work. However, besides having a mutual or compatible goal, it is common that these organizations face several challenges during the partnership. The present research aims to explore the crossorganizational relationship management. To this end, this paper outlines the systematic literature review performed to understand the collaboration and relationship establishment between different organizations and organize an ICT related body of knowledge about the topic. A discussion about the findings, challenges and open issues identified from the retrieved literature is also provided to guide further work.

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confidence: 99%