A cikk arra keresi a választ, hogy a hazai egyetemek változásai során milyen tapasztalatok hasznosíthatók a versenyszektor tudásintenzív szervezeteinek sikertényezői alapján. Rámutat olyan bevált jó gyakorlatokra, melyek az egyetemeken is sikeresen alkalmazhatók. Kiemelten foglalkozik a szakirodalomban nagy hangsúlyt kapott négy sikertényezővel, a tudásbarát szervezeti kultúrával, a bizalommal, az innovációt támogató szemlélettel és a transzformációs és felhatalmazó vezetési stílussal. Az elemzés e sikertényezők tükrében hívja fel a figyelmet az változások során felmerülő vezetési és szervezeti kockázatokra. A kutatás újszerűségét mutatja, hogy a szakirodalmi áttekintés szerint ez a megközelítés példa nélküli az egyetemi szakirodalomban.
The article seeks to answer the question of what lessons can be drawn from the success factors of knowledge-intensive organisations in the competitive sector in the context of changes of the Hungarian universities. It highlights good practices that can be successfully applied in universities. It draws attention to four success factors that have received much attention in the literature: knowledge-friendly organisational culture, trust, a pro-innovation mindset and a transformational leadership style. In the light of these success factors, the analysis points to some of the management and organisational risks that universities face in the process of change. The novelty of the research is demonstrated by the fact that this approach is unprecedented in the university literature.
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