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Leadership skills, stakeholder management and execution of fibre-optic infrastructure: intervening influence of government policy Cover

Leadership skills, stakeholder management and execution of fibre-optic infrastructure: intervening influence of government policy

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|Jul 2021

Figures & Tables

Tab. 1

Performance of companies in execution of fibre-optic infrastructure

ScoreFrequencyPercentage
2.0021.2
3.0042.3
4.0063.5
5.00105.8
6.002414.0
7.003017.4
8.003822.1
9.003822.1
10.002011.6
Total172100.0
Tab. 2

Extent to which leaderships skills are applied in steering fibre-optic infrastructure

ScoreFrequencyPercentage
2.0042.3
3.0084.7
4.0042.3
5.00148.1
6.001810.5
7.003419.8
8.004827.9
9.002212.8
10.002011.6
Total172100.0
Tab. 3

Performance of companies in stakeholder management

ScoreFrequencyPercentage
2.0063.5
3.0042.3
4.0042.3
5.002816.3
6.003017.4
7.00127.0
8.003822.1
9.003017.4
10.002011.6
Total172100.0
Tab. 4

Descriptive analysis of government policy from Likert scale data

Statements12345MeanStandard deviation
Government of Kenya has implemented policy on fibre-optic infrastructure8.115.127.931.417.43.3481.172
The government implements a dig once policy in conjunction with laying new roads and widening some16.319.830.227.95.82.8721.162
There is a uniform right of way policy for fibre-optic and other infrastructures11.626.726.724.410.52.9531.183
Significant delays in execution of fibre-optic infrastructure as a result of delays in obtaining permits2.35.812.824.454.74.2321.033
Lack of coordination among multiple authorities in issuance of permits is a reason for significant delays2.35.812.824.454.74.2321.033
Introduction of utility corridors will prevent repeated digging which interfere with other underground infrastructure2.31.27.030.259.34.4300.858
Regulations by the government on fibre-optic infrastructure are not fair and should be revised5.84.736.022.131.43.6861.136
More regulations should be put in place to check on how fibre-optic infrastructure is implemented1.24.77.038.448.84.2900.876
Global standards are adopted and customised in implementation of fibre-optic infrastructure3.515.125.630.225.63.5931.127
Building code should be revised to allow for fibre-optic services in new buildings0.03.54.729.162.84.5110.745
Average3.81471.0325
Tab. 5

Descriptive analysis of government policy from visual analogue scale data

ScoreFrequencyPercentage
2.0021.2
3.00105.8
4.0042.3
5.002414.0
6.002011.6
7.003620.9
8.004425.6
9.002615.1
10.0063.5
Total172100.0
Fig. 1

Intervening model.

Tab. 6

Model with dependent variable regressed on independent variables (path c)

SourceSSdfMSNumber of observations172
Model273.2775331273.277533F(1,170)162.6
Residual285.7224671701.6807204Prob > F0.000
Total5591713.26900585R20.4889
Adjusted R20.4859
Root MSE1.2964
YCoefficientStandard errortp > [t][95% CI]
X1–X20.05051340.00396112.750.0000.04269350.058333
_cons4.7875480.23456620.410.0004.324515.250585
Tab. 7

Model for the relationship between independent variables and intervening variable

SourceSSdfMSNumber of observations172
Model192.8893651192.889365F(1,170)88.72
Residual369.6222631702.17424861Prob > F0.000
Total562.5116281713.28954168R20.3429
Adjusted R20.3390
Root MSE1.4745
ICoefficientStandard errortp > [t][95% CI]
X1–X20.04243840.00450579.420.0000.03354410.0513327
_cons4.6281340.266791817.350.0004.1014835.154786
Tab. 8

Model with dependent variable regressed on intervening variable and independent variables – paths b and c

SourceSSdfMSNumber of observations172
Model337.781051168.890525F(1,170)129.02
Residual221.218951701.30898787Prob > F0.000
Total5591713.26900585R20.6043
Adjusted R20.5996
Root MSE1.1441
YCoefficientStandard errortp > [t][95% CI]
I0.41774630.05950987.020.0000.30026790.5352247
X1–X20.03278490.00431287.600.0000.0242710.0513327
_cons2.8541610.34454028.280.0002.1740055.154786
CoefficientStandard errorZp > [Z]
Sobel0.017728480.003149755.6291.82E−08
Goodman-1 (Aroian)0.017728480.003161145.6082.04E−08
Goodman-20.017728480.003138325.6491.61E−08
CoefficientStandard errorZp > [Z]
Coefficient a0.0424380.0045069.418890.00E+00
Coefficient b0.4177460.0595107.019792.20E−12
Indirect effect0.0177280.0031505.628531.80E−08
Direct effect0.0327850.0043137.601782.90E−14
Total effect0.0505130.00396112.75130.00E+00
Proportion of total effect that is mediated3.509658E−01
Ratio of indirect to direct effect5.407509E−01
Ratio of total direct effect1.540751E+00
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/otmcj-2020-0014 | Journal eISSN: 1847-6228 | Journal ISSN: 1847-5450
Language: English
Page range: 2426 - 2437
Submitted on: Dec 27, 2019
Accepted on: Mar 19, 2020
Published on: Jul 31, 2021
Published by: University of Zagreb
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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