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THE EFFECT OF STRATEGIC VIGILANCE ON UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE / AN APPLIED STUDY IN ANBAR UNIVERSITY

Weed senjar Thari, Amer Fadous Atheeb

Volume: 9 Issue: 4 2019

Abstract:

The research aims to identify the extent of strategic vigilance prevailing in Anbar University and objective scientific investigation in order to develop proposed work mechanisms that will help the administration of the university in achieving its mission and the implementation of its main objectives, and in order to address the problem of research and implementation of the desired objectives, formulated a key hypothesis to test the relations between research variables There is a direct moral effect of strategic alertness through its dimensions in university performance. The research was applied to a sample of administrative leaders in Anbar University, which reached (104) respondents by answering a questionnaire used as a data collection tool. The research also reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which is that the administration of Al-Anbar University pays great attention to the development of its skills through the development opportunities available to it and the continuous training of all its staff, as well as the Department's understanding of the needs of teachers of continuous knowledge of the performance of the work assigned to them, as the university administration monitors competitors and their movements Through the process of environmental monitoring and directing centers of strength towards environmental opportunities and address their centers of weakness and to achieve the University to stay within the circle of competition to achieve competitive advantage

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