Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results

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Autor(a) principal: Viltard, Leandro A.
Data de Publicação: 2014
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Independent Journal of Management & Production
Texto Completo: http://www.ijmp.jor.br/index.php/ijmp/article/view/181
Resumo: At the time of our investigation, the CU was not a widespread concept in Argentina, being viewed as a “foreign - far long project” (coming from developed countries and standing for the long term). It is suggested that the rate of CU evolution, in emerging countries like Argentina, is more related to mentality issues than to CU strategic or operative limitations. Although the executives who replied to a survey were not the only power factor in their organization, their comments allow us to think that, in those countries, the CU may have a better future perspective. The research used a quali-quantitative methodology, which was based on a survey to top executives of different kinds of companies located in Argentina. The research design was not experimental and transversal, as it was limited to a specific moment in time.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
title Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
spellingShingle Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
Viltard, Leandro A.
Corporate University
Corporate education and training
Emerging countries
Developing countries
Argentina
Corporate University Implementation
title_short Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
title_full Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
title_fullStr Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
title_full_unstemmed Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
title_sort Are Corporate Universities (CU) possible in emerging countries? A survey conducted in Argentina showed impacting results
author Viltard, Leandro A.
author_facet Viltard, Leandro A.
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Viltard, Leandro A.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Corporate University
Corporate education and training
Emerging countries
Developing countries
Argentina
Corporate University Implementation
topic Corporate University
Corporate education and training
Emerging countries
Developing countries
Argentina
Corporate University Implementation
description At the time of our investigation, the CU was not a widespread concept in Argentina, being viewed as a “foreign - far long project” (coming from developed countries and standing for the long term). It is suggested that the rate of CU evolution, in emerging countries like Argentina, is more related to mentality issues than to CU strategic or operative limitations. Although the executives who replied to a survey were not the only power factor in their organization, their comments allow us to think that, in those countries, the CU may have a better future perspective. The research used a quali-quantitative methodology, which was based on a survey to top executives of different kinds of companies located in Argentina. The research design was not experimental and transversal, as it was limited to a specific moment in time.
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