Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers

The aim of this study is to gather empirical information on the organisational culture of Logos Agvet and to make it available to the management of the company. The information has been used to establish whether the culture of the company follows the trend of its business strategy and copes with int...

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Main Author: De Villiers, Pieter Hendrik
Published: Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education 2009
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10394/1574
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spelling ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-nwu-oai-dspace.nwu.ac.za-10394-15742014-04-16T03:53:02ZOrganisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de VilliersDe Villiers, Pieter HendrikThe aim of this study is to gather empirical information on the organisational culture of Logos Agvet and to make it available to the management of the company. The information has been used to establish whether the culture of the company follows the trend of its business strategy and copes with internal and external change. Recommendations for a development strategy, based on the results of the study, are made to support the strategic plan of the company. The emphasis of the research is on the underlying cognitive aspects of organisational culture. The cognitive approach to organisational culture has been used continuously in the study. This includes assumptions for membership of both management and employees, the values underlying organisational behaviour and the norms which manifest from the value-system of the company. The research has been done in two parts. In the first part of the project, all employees were asked to fill in questionnaires, to establish what the norms are which manifest from the value-system of the company. After this a number of structured interviews with individuals in the organisation were held to determine what the basic assumptions are which form the foundation of the organisational culture. Eight basic assumptions, with their accompanying values, have been identified from the results. The effect of change on the company has also been established from these results. This information is demonstrated in a model for easy interpretation. This is followed by a summary of the company's business strategy and concluded with a few recommendations The link between the culture of the organisation and its business strategy has been clearly illustrated by the study. It is also clear that Logos Agvet is coping very well with the internal and external changes. The recommendations are mainly based on the reinforcement of the most important values and the identification of some neglected aspects of the culture of Logos Agvet.Thesis (MBA)--PU for CHE, 1999.Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education2009-03-16T12:43:54Z2009-03-16T12:43:54Z1998Thesishttp://hdl.handle.net/10394/1574
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description The aim of this study is to gather empirical information on the organisational culture of Logos Agvet and to make it available to the management of the company. The information has been used to establish whether the culture of the company follows the trend of its business strategy and copes with internal and external change. Recommendations for a development strategy, based on the results of the study, are made to support the strategic plan of the company. The emphasis of the research is on the underlying cognitive aspects of organisational culture. The cognitive approach to organisational culture has been used continuously in the study. This includes assumptions for membership of both management and employees, the values underlying organisational behaviour and the norms which manifest from the value-system of the company. The research has been done in two parts. In the first part of the project, all employees were asked to fill in questionnaires, to establish what the norms are which manifest from the value-system of the company. After this a number of structured interviews with individuals in the organisation were held to determine what the basic assumptions are which form the foundation of the organisational culture. Eight basic assumptions, with their accompanying values, have been identified from the results. The effect of change on the company has also been established from these results. This information is demonstrated in a model for easy interpretation. This is followed by a summary of the company's business strategy and concluded with a few recommendations The link between the culture of the organisation and its business strategy has been clearly illustrated by the study. It is also clear that Logos Agvet is coping very well with the internal and external changes. The recommendations are mainly based on the reinforcement of the most important values and the identification of some neglected aspects of the culture of Logos Agvet. === Thesis (MBA)--PU for CHE, 1999.
author De Villiers, Pieter Hendrik
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Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
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title Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
title_short Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
title_full Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
title_fullStr Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
title_full_unstemmed Organisasiekultuur tydens interne en eksterne veranderinge by Logos Agvet / Pieter Hendrik de Villiers
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publisher Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
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