AmeenaBuqais, Saeed Hameed Aldulaimi, RadwanKharabsheh and Marwan Abdeldayem, Applied Science University(ASU), Kingdom of Bahrain
ABSTRACT
This study aims to examine the impact of knowledge management on institutionalexcellence in the General Coordinator of the Governorates in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The researchers utilized a combined measure of the four-dimensional knowledge management standards (knowledge generation, knowledge storage, knowledge sharing, and application of knowledge) and the measurement of institutional excellence (culture of excellence, leadership excellence and human skills) to achieve the aim of the study. The study used a questionnaire survey to collect data and distribute 162 questionnaires which were selected randomly. A regression analysis was utilized to analyze the collected data. Results reveal that the most significant dimensions of knowledge management in relation to institutional excellence were the application of knowledge (0.781), knowledge generation (0.684), while human skills is the most important element of institutional excellence in relation to knowledge management. Further, the knowledge storage was the most significant knowledge management component with an average of 3.655. Findings reveals that Knowledge collection and storage is conducted at a very advanced level in Bahrain. Bahrain utilizes an extensive database on its population and actively collects and stores data at all levels. For instance, the ID that is carried by all residents in Bahrain (CPR) has all the relevant data on the holder and is updated regularly. Also, the use of e-banking and marketing is widely used by the government, business organizations, NGOs and the vast majority of residences in Bahrain.
KEYWORDS
Knowledge Management, Institutional Excellence, Organizational effectiveness, Government, Kingdom of Bahrain.
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