What to read after Institutional Development?

All the evidence and studies confirm that the most successful organizations in the future are those organizations that can bring about rapid and effective change that involves long-lasting fundamental changes that may include the entire organization system.

Successful organizations with outstanding performance achieve better financial and non-financial results than those achieved by their counterparts during a specific period, as this comes by focusing in a disciplined manner on the organization's priorities.

An institution is like a legal person with a clear message within which the human element, work systems, and financial resources interact to achieve specific goals. We can divide institutions into four branches: the service institution, the production institution, the consulting institution, and the voluntary institution.

Institutionality is one of the forms of organized work that is characterized by coordination and cooperation among all employees of the organization, which is based on a set of foundations and rules without which the work of the organization is disrupted. These regulations and foundations form the personality of this organization.

Institutional development can be defined as a method or tool aimed at enabling workers to enhance the value of organizations, business establishments, and companies to which they belong through self-assessment activities, analysis, preparation, and follow-up of action plans to implement goals, which ultimately leads to the settlement of a culture of discrimination. Institutional development reflects a set of styles of thinking, behavior, and dealing with most employees in the organization, business enterprise, or company.