Survival and Sustainability Strategies for Organizations in Volatile Environments
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https://doi.org/10.58342/ghalibqj.V.40.I1.2Keywords:
Ghalib University, survival and sustainability strategies, volatile environmentsAbstract
The entire planet resembles a little town. Changes in one area will have an influence on everyone. More importantly, these changes will also have an impact on the majority of organizations and industries, resulting in instability. It is thus necessary for these organizations and industries to adapt to these changes in order to survive and remain sustainable. This would necessitate a set of tactics capable of ensuring their existence and sustainability. All things considered, this research is useful in terms of its purpose, and it investigates Ghalib University's survival and sustainability measures in-depth and determines the significance level of each strategy.
The qualitative and quantitative data from this functional research were examined utilizing a hierarchical research technique and Expert Choice data analysis software. The study data is obtained by questionnaire and is based on a preceding review of the concept's literature. The initiatives are prioritized by a committee of specialists on Ghalib University's administrative panel. According to the findings, the most important measures for Ghalib University to remain viable and ensure its survival are modernization, expenditure control, and a wide range of services and products.
Author Biographies
Mohammad Abed Anwar, Ghalib University-Herat
Ghalib University-Herat, Herat, Afghanistan
Nasir Ahmad Mohiq, Shelter Now International
Senior project manager of Shelter Now International, Herat, Afghanistan
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