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Role of Empowerment in Uplifting an Organization’s Excellence in Less Developed Countries (LDC) Shazia Nauman Maliha Elahi Suhail Iqbal, PE, PMP, MCT Session 6A: Technology Innovation

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  • Role of Empowerment in Uplifting an Organizations Excellence in Less Developed Countries (LDC)Shazia NaumanMaliha ElahiSuhail Iqbal, PE, PMP, MCTSession 6A: Technology Innovation

  • PRESENTATION SEQUENCEINTRODUCTIONHYPOTHESISRESEARCH METHODOLOGYTELECOM SECTOR IN PAKISTANTHEORETICAL FRAMEWORKRESEARCH ANALYSISCONCLUSION

  • INTRODUCTION

  • HYPOTHESIS

  • HYPOTHESISEmpowerment that is staggered over stages and layers of management under a well thought out plan contributes positively towards the success of an organization.

  • RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

  • TWO PROPOSED MODELS FOR EMPOWERMENTThe Empowerment Process Model suggests the appropriate leadership model for empowerment in an organization. The Empowering Employees Model proposes a method for empowering employees leading towards CQI.

  • RESEARH TOOLSThe Empowerment Audit is based upon the Empowering Employees Model, used to serve as a tool to determine the present level of empowerment.Leadership Assessment Questionnaire founded on the Empowerment Process Model to see the role of leadership in the empowerment process. SWOT Analysis and Managerial Grid were used to evaluate the management methods and strengths and weaknesses of the organization.

  • TELECOM SECTOR IN PAKISTAN

  • PRESENT STATUSFoundation of the cellular industry laid - 1989-90 Services started - 1995-96Telecommunication sector declared by government as a priority area for employment generation and poverty alleviation. Issuance of new licenses and magnetizing of foreign investment Generation of over 370,000 new job opportunities during next three years. Predicting expansion in mobile phones to 35-40 million in the next three to four years.Little time for restructuring of organization and management revamping.

  • THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

  • DEVELOPING THE FRAMEWORKEmpowermentEmployee EmpowermentEmpowered TeamsEmpowered OrganizationLeadershipLeadership Model

    Participative style management itself is a leadership style

    Relationship Between Empowerment, Leadership And Continuous Quality Improvement

  • RESEARCH ANALYSIS

  • Mapping with Adrian Wilkinsons 5 Empowerment Styles

    Information sharingUpper managementUpward problem solving Middle managementAttitudinal shaping styleLower managementTask autonomyNot practiced at workers levelSelf - managementNot practiced between all levels

  • Identified Weak Areas through SWOT Analysis and Managerial GridOrganizations main focus is on product only and not quality.Concern for employees is comparatively less than the concern for work.Quality services to customers needs to be addressed.Role of Empowerment in CQI exists but has been deferred to the vague future.StrengthsWeaknessesOpportunitiesThreatsInternalExternalBuild OnEliminate or ReduceMitigateExploit

  • EMPOWERMENT PROCESS

  • Leadership Assessment Questionnaire FindingsLeaders conveying vision and missionLeaders Motivating EmployeesEffective CommunicationEmpowering EmployeesEncouraging TeamworkPreparing for Change

  • Leadership Assessment Questionnaire DeductionsDue to the lack of a Leadership model in the organization, no situational analysis or leadership behavior patterns were documented Empowerment process exists, but needs to be fully implemented to achieve excellence.

  • Proposed Model for Empowering Employees

  • Empowerment Audit Findings

  • Empowerment Audit DeductionsParticipative management environment exists - key indicator for empowerment.Imbalance in Customer focus and Supplier focus is adversely affecting their quality.Employees are encouraged to take responsibility but not enabled to take bigger decisions.Although the organization has the potential to empower its employees, the cycle has not been completed.When empowerment is fully implemented, quality issues will be resolved.Most of the elements of empowerment in the Working on it phase and not actually being implemented.

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  • CONCLUSION

  • REVIEW QUESTIONS

  • Contact InformationSession 6A: Technology Innovation Role of Empowerment in Uplifting an Organizations Excellence in Less Developed Countries (LDC)

    Shazia Nauman [email protected] [email protected] Iqbal, PE, PMP, MCT [email protected]