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Providing a Model for convergence of organizational behavior human resource of Sports organizations in the service supply chain in sport for all with fuzzy cognitive maps (FCM’s)

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Assistant Professor and faculty member, University of Tabriz

2 Associate Professor of Sport Management, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, University of Tabriz

3 Assistance Professor of Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Basic Science University of Maragheh

Abstract

This study aimed to provide a model of convergence organizational behavior of Sports organizations human resource in the public sport for all service supply chain using the fuzzy cognitive mapping approach. The present study has been done using a systematic design of data foundation theory and based on fuzzy cognitive mapping approach. Through in-depth and semi-structured interviews with 18 experts in the sports industry, sport for all, supply chain and Human Resource Management, the concepts and components of optimal Vertical and horizontal convergence model of human resource management of sport for all services were identified. After summarizing and formulating the issues raised by the experts, the supply and demand system of human resources in the whole chain, supply chain of human resources talent, optimization of knowledge and training in the chain, standardization of employment along the chain, matching of service compensation, monitoring and Human resource control and HR retirement program were identified as factors of horizontal alignment and cultural alignment, convergence of human resource information, convergence with customer and market demand and convergence with supply chain strategies as factors of vertical convergence of human resources in the sport for all service supply chain. Excel, FCMapper and FCM EXPERT software were used to draw fuzzy cognitive maps and calculate the related indicators. The indicators related to cognitive maps indicated that the supply and demand system of human resources in the whole chain, the supply chain of human resources talent and the monitoring and control of human resources have the highest degree of centrality, respectively; Finally, the effect of different horizontal and vertical convergence policies on mapping elements was investigated in two scenarios.

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Organizational Behavior Management in Sport Studies
Volume 8, Issue 2 - Serial Number 30
October 2021
Pages 11-26
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