1. 1- Abbas K. A. (1993) Management Training in Light of Deregulation of the Egyptian Transport Industry. Proceedings of 21st Planning and Transport Research and Computation (PTRC) Summer Annual Meeting, Manchester, UK, pp. 231-251.

Abstract:

This paper explores the different components of the training cycle. Its main emphasis lies in presenting the results of a questionnaire survey designed to assess management training needs of some major Egyptian transport organisations. The assessment is considered in light of the relatively recent moves towards deregulation of these organisations. The paper discusses some of the questionnaire results.

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1. 2- Abbas K. A. (1993) Management Training in the Egyptian Transport Organisations: Is there a Difference. Proceedings of the International Conference on Training for the Future. Organised by the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET), Kuwait.

Abstract:

A questionnaire survey was undertaken in an attempt to infer the way in which senior managers of transport companies/authorities as well as transport experts in Egypt perceive the main components of the training cycle. This paper was mainly concerned with establishing whether there exists a difference in the responses of the questionnaire among the main responding groups. This comparison is meant to test whether as a result of the different transport activities that the organisations in each of these groups undertake, there will be a difference in the way their senior managers perceive different components of the training process. It attempts to statistically infer whether responses of senior managers of transport organisations, regarding training process, would significantly differ from those of transport experts.

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