8. Conclusions
From the first statistic results for the specific performance management practice of Leadership’s Information system in companies after an organizational change as the merger or acquisition, is clear that the theoretical model is verified. The theoretical model is based on the relationship that created from the employees’ intention after the announcement of the specific performance management practice and the contribution / trust of company’s key stakeholders for the successful implementation of this new practice.
From the results a high degree of expectations in the beginning, can drive in a low level of implementation (employees never accepted or adapted this performance management practice) when mediates an also low level of trust from the stakeholders.
The table 2 reflects this perception of employees using the mean values and represents the structure of the three basic factors recomposing the initial theoretical model (fig 3).
From the structure is obvious is clear that between the two fields of employees expectations and successful implementation for the Leadership’s Information system the factor of stakeholder operates as a mediator that can block or reduce the initial high level of expectations with the relevant results in the level of implementation. In other words there is an initial level of energy (high expectation) that cannot be transformed one hundred percent in a factor that catalyses the implementation of Leadership’s Information system.
The weakness of the initial expectation to be transformed one hundred percent to effective implementation symbolized in fig2 with the dot line and represents the daily “negative” attitude or else the daily friction that shaped with the contribution of company stakeholders .