Designing Good Governance Trilogy Pattern in Multilevel Organizations

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1 Faculty member of Lorestan University

2 lorestan

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to design a good governance model in multilevel organizations based on the tricyclic model. Therefore, this research seeks to design a model based on the categorization and separation of factors related to good governance model in multilevel organizations based on trilogy model through interpretive-structural analysis (ISM). The research methodology is a combined research based on four questios try to  identifying the factors associated with good governance through theoretical foundations and thematic analysis with the participation of 15 experts as panel members and in the quantitative part through structural modeling matrix followed by structural modeling. In addition, there is an interpretation in this section of 15 senior executives of banks and financial and credit institutions in Khorramabad. The results show that the most important factors related to the explanation of good governance, policy formulation, transparency of rules, decentralized management structure, control capacity building, waste regulation, service quality measurement, market changes, CRM quality, value centering, culture, organizational climate, opportunity equalization, compensation system, facilitation of HRMS, internalization, organizational commitment.

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Journal of Strategic Management Studies
Volume 10, Issue 40
January 2020
Pages 195-221

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  • Receive Date: 08 October 2019
  • Revise Date: 27 November 2019
  • Accept Date: 19 January 2020

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