Perceived systems intelligence and performance in organizations

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Abstract

Purpose – This study aims to introduce the perceived systems intelligence (SI) inventory, developed based on the earlier published self-report SI inventory (Törmänen et al., 2016). It can be used together with earlier managerial level tools for building a learning organization and included in general 360-style evaluations in personnel development.
Design/methodology/approach – The inventory is validated with confirmatory factor analysis with a model based on the self-report SI inventory, using data from full-time used employees and managers in the USA and UK. Perceived SI factor scores are correlated with the perceived study performance of the individual.
Findings – The perceived SI inventory is found to have good factorial validity, and it correlates strongly with evaluations of perceived study performance. Managers perceived high in performance are also found to score high in perceived SI. Perceived SI does not depend on gender, age, organization size or industry.
Originality/value – The perceived SI inventory is the first personnel level peer evaluation tool suggested for developing learning organizations. The new inventory makes peer evaluations possible and provides a new grassroots level tool for personnel development programs in learning organizations.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)100-115
Number of pages16
JournalLEARNING ORGANIZATION
Volume29
Issue number2
Early online date23 Sept 2021
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 26 May 2022
MoE publication typeA1 Journal article-refereed

Keywords

  • Learning organizations
  • Systems intelligence
  • Peer evaluation

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