| {LeadershipIndicators} | Pattern Index |
Intention Hierarchy |
| Problem | How to measure employee-related leadership properties of an organisational unit. | |
| Context | Leadership is one of the critical success factors
in introducing and maintaining a new human resource planning and competency
management system. It plays an important role in creating a shared vision,
introducing a knowledge sharing infrastructure and giving support for individual
development and growth.
As ESI companies become more knowledge intensive due to deregulation, it is a succesful interaction beween the employees and management which will give the company a vital competitive advantage. |
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| Forces | Decision making and leadership
are becoming more important in the face of deregulation as uncertainty
increases and the types of products and services is rapidly evolving. There
is a need to measure and continously improve the organisation's intellectual
capital as well as its leadership qualities.
The use of statistical data as a base for decision making is sometimes overrated by giving a scientific glance to information which may not truly reflect the "truth" due to undersampling, surveyer bais, the nature of management-employee relationships etc. |
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| Solution | Leadership indicators that can be used as properties
of organisational units can be categorised in the following groups:
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| Rationale | Leadership resources and capabilities of an organisation become measurable, may possibly be followed up more precisely and possibly planned. Leadership factors will be observed and handled like other strategic issues and be recognized as a profession as such. | |
| Consequences | By the use of quantifyable indicators, the leadership planning issue at an ESI company will become more manageable. It will be possible to set more precise goals and to follow up attainment of goals and introduce a related reward system for leaders. | |
| Authors | Vattenfall AB and KTH, Sweden | |
| Related Patterns | Change process patterns
StructuredCompetencyManagementProcesses IndividualToOrganisationalCompetence KnowledgeSharingCulture KnowledgeSharingInfrastructure Product patterns
This pattern is related to the following product patterns:
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| Related Documents | ESPRIT Project: ELEKTRA deliverable; CAROLUS | |
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| Known Applications | Vattenfall AB,. Sweden | |
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Copyright ELEKTRA Consortium 1998
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