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    1. The chapter summarizes the findings of a study on the effectiveness of knowledge management in the safety-critical facilities of Icon Residences Condominium Corporation. 2. It was found that respondents somewhat agreed on the effectiveness of fire drills, and agreed on the effectiveness of earthquake drills, circulating memorandums, safety protocols, and preventive maintenance. 3. Performance, practices, planning, and proactiveness were seen as contributing to effective knowledge management, while communication was somewhat agreed upon. None of the factors were correlated with the effectiveness of fire drills.

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    1. The chapter summarizes the findings of a study on the effectiveness of knowledge management in the safety-critical facilities of Icon Residences Condominium Corporation. 2. It was found that respondents somewhat agreed on the effectiveness of fire drills, and agreed on the effectiveness of earthquake drills, circulating memorandums, safety protocols, and preventive maintenance. 3. Performance, practices, planning, and proactiveness were seen as contributing to effective knowledge management, while communication was somewhat agreed upon. None of the factors were correlated with the effectiveness of fire drills.

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    1. The chapter summarizes the findings of a study on the effectiveness of knowledge management in the safety-critical facilities of Icon Residences Condominium Corporation. 2. It was found that respondents somewhat agreed on the effectiveness of fire drills, and agreed on the effectiveness of earthquake drills, circulating memorandums, safety protocols, and preventive maintenance. 3. Performance, practices, planning, and proactiveness were seen as contributing to effective knowledge management, while communication was somewhat agreed upon. None of the factors were correlated with the effectiveness of fire drills.

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    CHAPTER V

    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS

    Summary of Findings

    1. Demographic Profile of the Respondents

    In the total of 101 respondents that participated in this study, 42.6% are males

    and 57.4% are females. In terms of age, 29.7% are 24 to 29 years old, 31.7% are

    30 to 35 years old, and 38.6% are 36 years old and above. Lastly, regarding their

    occupancy status in Icon Residences Condominium Corporation, 20.8% are Unit

    Owners, while 79.2% are Tenants.

    2. Respondents’ Assessment on the Effectiveness of Knowledge

    Management in the Safety-Critical Facilities in Icon Residences

    Condominium Corporation

    Findings reveal that the respondents are just somewhat agree in average with

    regards to the effectiveness of Knowledge Management of the Icon Residences

    Condominium Corporation in terms of Fire drill (OWM=2.57, VI=Somewhat

    Agree).

    Meanwhile, the results convey that the respondents are mostly agree the siren in

    the said residences is loud enough to be heard by all the earthquake drill

    participants in the building (WM=3.71, VI=Agree). In average, the respondents

    agree that the Knowledge Management of the Icon Residences Condominium

    Corporation is effective in terms of earthquake drill (OWM=3.51, VI=Agree).

    Next, respondents mostly agree that the property management is clear and

    concise on details in disseminating circular memos (WM=3.64, VI=Agree). In


    average, the effectiveness of the Knowledge Management of the Icon

    Residences Condominium Corporation in terms of Circulating Memorandum is

    agreeable for the respondents in general (OWM=3.58, VI=Agree).

    When it comes to Safety Protocol, respondents agree the most that they were

    advised by the property management about the emergency hotlines (e.g., fire

    station, hospital, police station, etc.) (WM=3.92, VI=Agree). Generally, the

    effectiveness of the Knowledge Management of the Icon Residences

    Condominium Corporation in terms of Safety Protocol is agreeable for the

    respondents in average (OWM=3.70, VI=Agree).

    Lastly, for the Preventive Maintenance aspect, the respondents agree the most

    that the property management conducts regular cleaning of buildings, grounds

    and assets (WM=3.61, VI=Agree). On the other hand, in general, the

    effectiveness of the Knowledge Management of the Icon Residences

    Condominium Corporation in terms of Preventive Maintenance is just somewhat

    agreeable for the respondents in average (OWM=3.70, VI=Agree).

    3. Factors Affecting the Knowledge Management of Critical Facilities

    As revealed by the findings, respondents admit in average that Performance

    (OWM=3.99, VI=Agree), Practices (OWM=3.69, VI=Agree), Planning

    (OWM=3.56, VI=Agree), and Proactiveness (OWM=3.85, VI=Agree) are the

    factors they perceived present in the management that reflects the property

    management’s Knowledge Management of the critical facilities in Icon

    Residences Condominium Corporation. However, respondents only somewhat

    agree in average that Communication factor is apparently observed by the


    property management as for the Knowledge Management of critical facilities in

    the said residence (OWM=3.42, VI=Somewhat Agree) as they only somewhat

    perceived that the property management is involved and responsive to queries

    regarding residents’ concerns, utilizing intranet messages to securely distribute

    the information regarding safety and security measures to staff, and was able to

    effectively executes in-person and virtual townhall meetings for their residents.

    4. Relationship between the Factors Affecting the Knowledge Management of

    Critical Facilities and the Effectiveness of the Knowledge Management in

    the Safety-Critical Facilities of Icon Residences Condominium Corporation

    Testing the relationship of the factors measured affecting the Knowledge

    Management to the effectiveness of the Knowledge Management in the Safety-

    Critical Facilities of Icon Residences Condominium Corporation, using Spearman

    Rank-Order Correlation Coefficient (Spearman Rho), it was found that Practices,

    Planning, Pro-activeness, and Communication factor of the management has

    weak to strong significant relationship with the effectiveness of the Knowledge

    Management being implemented in terms of Earthquake drill, Circular

    Memorandum, Safety Protocol, and Preventive Maintenance by the property

    management assessed by the respondents, while Performance factor is

    significantly influential to the Knowledge Management implemented in terms of

    Circular Memorandum, Safety Protocol, and Preventive Maintenance only. On

    the other hand, none of the five factors is found significantly correlated with the

    effectiveness of the Fire drill perceived by the respondents.


    Conclusion
    1. The sample used in this study is predominantly women than men; in terms of

    age, the largest portion of the sample age 36 years old and above, the next

    greater portion is 30 to 35 years old and the smaller portion is 24 to 29 years old.

    And lastly, majority of the samples are tenants and the few are unit owners.

    2. The effectiveness of Knowledge Management of Icon Residences Condominium

    Corporation for their Safety-Critical Facilities in terms of Earthquake Drill, Circular

    Memorandum, Safety Protocol, and Preventive Maintenance is agreeable for the

    respondents, while in terms of Fire Drill, its effectiveness is just somewhat

    agreeable as perceived by the respondents.

    3. Factors such as Performance, Practices, Planning, and Pro-activeness observed

    by the property management contribute to the effective implementation of

    Knowledge Management for safety-critical facilities in Icon Residences

    Condominium Corporation as perceived by the respondents, while the

    Communication as a contributor factor to the Knowledge Management for safety-

    critical facilities in the building is just somewhat agreeable for the respondents

    based on what they perceived in the management.

    4. The Performance factor of the management significantly influences their

    Knowledge Management for safety-critical facilities in the building in terms of

    Circular Memorandum, Safety Protocol, and Preventive Maintenance; while

    Practices, Planning, Pro-activeness and Communication factors observed by the

    management are significantly influential to their Knowledge Management in

    terms of Earthquake Drill, Circular Memorandum, Safety Protocol, and


    Preventive Maintenance implementations. On the other hand, none of the five

    mentioned factors are significantly correlated with the Knowledge Management in

    terms of Fire drill which indicates that there might be other factors that possibly

    more influential to their Fire drill implementation for safety-critical facilities in the

    building.

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