MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN QUEZON PROVINCE: A POST-PANDEMIC ANALYSI
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Abstract
This study aimed to analyze the effect of the pandemic on the management
practices and sustainability of higher educational institutions in Quezon Province. It
also investigated the demographic characteristics of the respondents; their
assessment of the change of management practices; their attitude towards changes
from traditional to the new normal setup; how the school administrators manage the
operation and organizational change; the significant differences in the response of
students, teaching and non-teaching personnel and as to the classification whether
it is a private or government owned HEIs. This study looked into the demographic
profile of the respondents, the selected Higher Education Institutions in Quezon
Province’s management practices and level of sustainability in post Pandemic Era; the general overview; the challenges faced; and the significant differences in the
responses when grouped by demographics. The survey instruments which were
prepared by the researcher in print form and Google Forms for those respondents
from the First, Third, and Fourth District of Quezon were used to gather data. These
were self-administered and conducted by the respondents in the selected HEIs in
Quezon Province. The majority of the respondents strongly agree to enhance the
management practices and strengthen the business sustainability of Higher
Educational Institutions in Quezon Province. The researcher recommends to the
HEIs enumerate priority plans for them to identify what to prioritize to enhance
management practices in terms of operations, marketing and promotions, human
resource, finance, and technology as well as the identification of processes to
support business sustainability in terms of economic, environmental and social
factors that affect the HEIs in Quezon Province.
Moreover, the paper aims to discuss the opportunity of reshaping higher
education, with the implementation, development, and diffusion among academics
and students, of digital technologies and discuss the role of leadership and
management in the transformation of organizational culture in higher education. The
research was facilitated through face-to-face data gathering and Google Sheets for
online respondents to be able to reach out to respondents from HEIs located outside
the second district of Quezon Province. The data gathering was administered for
two weeks to be able to meet the target number of respondents. From the findings of the research, it was recommended that since most of HEIs are highly affected by
the Pandemic, and to ensure the continual improvement of services, the HEIs in
Quezon Province must take into consideration the upgrading of the online payment
system, upgrading its internet connectivity, invest in GenSet for the continuous
electrical services, which sometimes are the cause of impediments of their operation,
provide internet allowances and other remuneration that are the demands of the
teaching staff since they are using internet connectivity during their online sessions,
and lastly to integrate their courses of action according to the three pillars of
sustainable development including social, economic and environmental aspects
Keywords
COVID-19
Business sustainability
Innovation
Digital transformation
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