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Bulletin of Education and Research
June 2013, Vol. 35, No. 1 pp. 95-105
Competitive Branding & Development Model:
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
Dr. Nadir Ali Kolachi *
_____________________________________________________
__________
Abstract
The paper reports on the branding and development factors.
Countries are in need to brand
their activities to attract the coordination and business from
other countries. The main focus of
this paper is related to competitive branding at individual &
country level in order to develop
required human capital in next five to seven years. The paper
investigates the parameters of
branding and competency through the proposed model named
competitive branding and
development (CBD) model. The model reports on the important
factors for branding and
competency. The paper is spread on two levels of branding
based on the micro level
(individual) and macro level (country). The paper aims to
investigate the competitive branding
of individuals and countries. This paper will report on UAE
perspective. The branding is
discussed through the proposed model named Competitive
Branding & Development (CBD)
in this paper. The study reports as a practical Case study limited
to UAE only. The choice of
case study approach in this research was convenient and
suitable in such types of studies. The
practical implication of this study is to identify the parameters
to brand & develop individual
and countries at various domains. The parameters are organized
into a model form named as
Competitive Branding & Development (CBD) Model. The
countries can utilize such model to
evaluate their competency levels in comparison to other
countries. This paper is academic,
research and practical type and may benefit students, teachers,
researchers, managers, policy
makers from International Business, Individual development,
Country development and
Comparative management domains.
Key Words: Competitive branding, Individual branding,
Country branding and Human Capital
*Associate Professor, Skyline University, University City of
Sharjah, UAE
email: [email protected], [email protected]
mailto:[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
96
Introduction
Today’s age has no choice but a greater investment in human
capital. To
ensure this, countries are in search of logical plans where such
investment can be
initiated. The huge flow of training trends, economic forums,
university campuses,
collaborative symposiums, international conferences, exchange
of talent and
attracting the talent is the main practice of UAE these days.
Such cordial situations
will equip UAE nationals with high exposure, flourish business
at rapid pace and will
become a central hub in this part of world. The model comprises
on two levels. First
is individual level which will explain the parameters required
for individual branding.
This will justify the importance of branding at individual level
and also put some
reasons of UAE national’s approach to adopt such sub
parameters at individual level.
Second is the model is about country level which means UAE
approach to coordinate
with other countries. This research part will also touch some
points which are
required for international associations. The purpose of this part
is to inform the
readers about UAE approach towards country branding. The
main factors like
education, business, entertainment and sports are listed in the
second part of the
research. The first part of the model is comprised on the main
factors as competency
branding, professional branding and career management
branding which are further
followed by four subheadings each. The subheadings have also
some further
subheadings.
In order to have some concepts of different categories of
branding, this
research provides following references of branding concepts and
also proposed
definitions of different branding in this research.
Branding in marketing is the concept of promoting the
organizational
products. Branding in Human Resources is the concept of
promoting one’s
capabilities in the Organization. Few definitions proposed by
different authors lead to
the similar concepts as Corporate branding represents the idea
that the organization
and everything it stands for is mobilized to interact with the
stakeholders the
organization wants to reach and engage them in dialogue”
(Hatch & Schultz, 2000, p.
27). Employee branding is defined as “the process by which
employees internalize
the desired brand image and are motivated to project the image
to customers and
other organizational constituents” (Miles & Mangold, 2004, p.
68). The concept of
Competency branding is to show and market one’s capabilities
in any specialized
field where as Professional branding is similar but adds the
marketing of one’s
professional and demanded behavior in the different
organizational context.
Nadir 97
Competency Branding
Competency branding is the most important and little technical
to achieve. It
requires time and depends on many other factors as well. To
achieve the factors, UAE
government has initiated to equip its nationals to have more
experience and exposure
which comes through efforts. Facilitating them with high
standards of education at all
levels are the initiatives to build competency level. Good
exposure comes through
travelling, participation, reading, education, technical
education, interest and active
learning. The branding of one’s exposure and intellectual level
is to enter into more
challenging environment and accepting more responsibilities to
show talent in various
fields. Visionary people are always given frequent opportunities
as they showed
results through the visionary approach. The technique to brand
one’s talent is to show
the results of practical projects, practical implementations and
high achieved targets.
This will help company to understand the sense of ownership of
an employee. People
must enhance the exposure through understanding the company
and country level
affairs. See the talented people’s style and adopt it. Build
knowledge and read
knowledgeable models to understand the trends. People must
show sense of
ownership with the company
Professional Branding
The second part is related to professional branding which is
based on
professional grooming and development. This can be achieved
through training &
development. Professional branding is second most important
factor as it helps to
interact, good impression and high learning opportunities. To
brand this way,
employees need to be very fair-feeling, supportive,
collaborative and cooperative.
Such activities of employees always get noticed by the high ups
and can get an
opportunity for any other challenge task. This is good in
branding because people
start trusting your dealing way which can be utilized at other
occasions. The last part
of this part is much noticed and branding factor. This means
people behave
professionally by solving all company’s problems without any
anger or displeasure.
They are professional with high emotional stability which is
good sign and can have a
salutary effect on others. Such things can make an individual
branded and turn to be
good leader, good coach and work for the status of the
company. Good observation of
good things, being neutral in few things and showing emotional
stability will earn
good response in the company. Individual must practice
unbiased behavior, show
responsibility and work with patience. This will help people
grow and achieve good
things in life.
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
98
Career Management Branding
The third part of individual level branding is career oriented.
To grow in the
career and to cross all exponential ladders, one must have
mature and motivated
behavior. People can know people more when they enter into
interactive sessions,
show the commitment in work and respond in most disciplined
manner. People like it
and want to implement and spread in the company. To brand
individual level, one
must show dignity and help everyone, show prudence, give
extra care to company
affairs and play self respect every time. This part shows that
people who are
ambitious driven always noticed and people who are always
socially accepted by
other people always get good promotions as it helps to improve
peer relations and
contacts. In the branding, individual must learn how to be
socially accepted. This can
be achieved through interaction and participation. Individual
must do such
participation all the time.
Competitive Branding & Development Model
Individual Branding
1. Competency Branding
a. Good Exposure
b. Talented & Visionary
c. Intellectual & Knowledgeable
d. Sense of ownership with self & Company
2. Professional Branding
• Smart, Coach & Leader
• Neutral, Trained & Observer
• Unbiased, Responsible & Coordinator
• Professionally Developed with Emotional Stability
3. Career Management Branding
• Bold, Mature & Motivated
• Interactive, Committed & Disciplined
• Self respect & Dignity and Professionally groomed
• Opportunistic, Ambitious Driven & Socially Accepted
Country Branding
4. Collaborations
Associations & Collaboration among Countries
5. Strategic HRD & Usefulness
Intellectual Capital development OD, T&D and Career
Management
Nadir 99
6. Resources & Resourcefulness
7. Competency & Competitiveness
Talented workforce, Educational reforms and R&D (Technology
and
Management)
8. International Relation & Belongingness
• Security (Safe, cordial and easy access) and FDI (Investment
and Business
Dealings)
• Sports (Football, Tennis and Cricket) and Tourism (Tourism
education)
The purpose of such branding is to evaluate the branding and
competency of
UAE dimensions. The branding at career level, organizational
level or country level
has become an important for the self development,
organizational development and
country development. The study examines the proposed CBD
model and suggests the
required parameters for branding at individual and country
level. To be competitive in
this rapid paced business & technological era, the branding and
development in
human capital has become prime importance. Education and
training is focused on
intellectual capital development in UAE. This paper will
examine all required factors
of branding at individual and country level.
Collaboration
The fourth & fifth point of second part is very much required in
this
competitive era. The collaboration is the dire need for the
countries in order to grow,
build, intellectual change, enhance competitive level and help
each other. Future time
will definitely depend on regional collaboration. This is
possible through various
kinds of associations in different domains as health, education,
security and military
compatibility. When countries are not good to one another
especially in regional
cases, then the third party takes advantage which might be
expensive and will flourish
dependency situation. The countries must collaborate &
innovate association in
various fields to brand and develop the effectiveness. The fight,
win loose or only us
concepts are finished but competency, branding and
development in different
domains are hundred percent required for success and
prosperity.
Strategic HRD & Usefulness
After collaboration, the countries’ development is highly
dependent on the
strategic HRD factors and their usefulness at the right time.
This is the time where all
the countries are making heavy investment in intellectual
capital development and it
is only possible through strategic HRD implementation. The
developed societies are
not developed because they are in the west but because of the
right strategic HRD
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
100
models. Organizational development is the push from change
management or
something new initiative with better compatibility. This
compatibility and concern
can be supported by right training & development activities.
Today the workforce
from Germany, China, India and many other countries are
inclined to make huge
investment in HRD activities because this is one area which
develops the countries at
larger scale. Right HRD initiatives can brand an individual and
country and ensures
the development more and more. So countries’ branding will
actually happen when
they cooperate with each other and exchange their HRD
initiatives, exchange &
innovate on various fields.
Resources & Resourcefulness
The sixth point of the model is important parameters for long
term
development. The concept of resources means natural resources,
environment,
infrastructure, climate, energy and many others but
resourcefulness means the talent
to manage the resources. Some countries might have resources
but lack
resourcefulness, the ability to manage them while others might
not have resources but
have talent to manage the resources. Such things can easily be
exchanged and
beneficial for each other. Coordination is greater required at
that level.
Competency & Competitiveness
The seventh one is Competency & Competitiveness. These are
very obvious
parameters to enter world. Competency means the competency,
talent of doing
something while competitiveness means how to market the
competency as American,
Chinese, Indian and German workforce have done so far. The
countries can learn
from other countries and adopt them at full length. BRICS is
one of the biggest
example of exchange talented workforce, technology, energy,
money, research ideas
and cooperation with each other. Countries should make the
combination of resources
with competency which means if country is blessed with
resources, they need to build
competency to take advantage of it. This can be done through
collaboration with
other countries or sending country men to other countries to
learn techniques to
utilize the resources in best possible manner. Resourcefulness
should be accumulated
with competitiveness. If some countries are capable enough to
manage the resources
or have some techniques to do, then they market it, show
willingness, competencies
to other countries to attract the business collaboration and
enhance good long term
relationship.
Nadir 101
International Relations
The eighth point is International relations. The millennium age
is the age of
collaboration, cooperation, international relations, and
belongingness in various
domains like health, education, security, sports, trade, travel,
regional cooperation,
investment and entertainment. Some countries feel proud to
have good relations with
developed and rapidly emerging markets. Competency branding
becomes very easy
when some initiatives are taken in the above areas positively.
The areas will also
attract the attention of other countries to join, cooperate and
take cooperative favors
from each other. Best possible projects are always good and
flourish the relationship
with different countries. These days many top corporations are
investing in China,
Russia and India for good returns and maintaining good
relationships at the same
level. Countries must initiate different investment forums, trade
shows and
exhibitions to figure out the areas of contribution and decide to
cooperate with other
countries in various areas. European Countries, Asian Tigers,
Gulf Countries have
initiated such activities and have achieved tremendous
responses from each other.
Just to conclude this part of the paper, the EU countries, Gulf
Countries, BRICS have
been utilizing the parameters very positively. Much focus of
such countries is
regional cooperation and huge investment in HRD projects to
equip people and build
it at world level.
Literature Survey
Countries’ branding is based on countries’ competency. This
competency is a
set of knowledge, abilities, technologies, political systems,
managerial & value that
generate competitive differential to the organizations which are
perceived by clients
and which are difficult to imitate. (Prahalab and Hamel (1990).
The competency of
India and China in Asia, the competency of France & Germany
in Europe and
competency of UAE through recent developments are the
evidences of the
competitive world. Today’s’ age is the age of competition not
just based on the
corporate level of corporations but on competency level of
countries. This research
has proposed a Competitive Branding & Development Model.
The purpose of
innovating such model is to evaluate the branding &
competency plans of different
countries. The countries’ initiatives in different associations
and unions like BRICS,
EU, ASEAN, MERCOSURE, NAFTA and many others are the
signs of collaboration
and help each other. Most of the countries are busy in
evaluating intellectual capital
models to equip the people in different demanded fields. UAE
has planned all of them
and more in 2020.
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
102
The developed countries have branded them on the basis of
knowledge
management which means data mining the right information in
today’s age. There is
much research work available on knowledge management and
suggest that
organizational level and country level development depends on
what strategy,
information and technology is required? Such things are always
answered in
knowledge management framework which explains
organizational learning. This
integration of information system, technological solutions,
resources, abilities and
organizational memory (Gramine 2007), Berends et al (2006),
Smith et al (2005),
Rolan et al (2004). But country branding & competency is not
just on knowledge
management but other active parts are also important to focus
on as mentioned in the
model of this research. This paper reports on the parameters
required for individual,
country branding, competency level to present the focus of UAE
at individual and
country level especially in 2020.
Individual or Country Competency is based on the development
of
intellectual capital. This is the step which makes any country
very much branded not
the workforce within the country but around the world. This
emphasis has been
mentioned by many philosophers over the years. In the 90s
many conceptualizations
of intellectual capital have been proposed (Bontis 2002, Bontis
2001, Bontis 1998,
Edvisson & Malon 1997, Klien & Prusak 1994, Seemann et al
2000). Also mentioned
in world developments report that Knowledge, not capital,
would be the key to
sustained economic growth and improvements in human well
being. (World
Development Report. 1998. 1999).UAE’s effective initiatives in
education to build
intellectual capital are the signs of success in coming years.
UAE is doing a lot to
invest in knowledge, learning and implementation in business,
engineering and
technological fields. Individual branding helps in organizational
learning. This will
ultimately help the organizations and productivity will be
enhanced. The individual
can be noticed by the top management because of his proper
organizational behavior,
interest and knowledge. Organizational learning refers to the
process of improving
organizational behaviors by acquiring and developing new
knowledge & capabilities
(Fiol & Lyles, 1985). Knowledge is also continuous (March &
Olsen), 1976.
Discipline is one of the important factor to get people noticed.
If a person
shows his disciplined behavior in most of the affairs, he is
known as professional
person and a serious employee in his work. This helps
individual to build his good
relationship with other employees. Discipline and disciplinary
rules have long been
recognized to be a key dimensions of the employment
relationship (Edwards, 2005)
Nadir 103
Research Methodology
This particular research is a case study research which based on
practical
viewpoints of expert people involved in Branding. Most of the
data is this research is
primary, however, few reference are consulted from secondary
sources and internet.
The research has consulted literature survey and interviewed
few policy makers at
executive & intellectual level in order to understand the theme
of branding. Most of
the interviews were in favor of using Competency Branding &
Development (CBD)
Model in UAE organizations. The interviews were unstructured
based on the
availability of those policy makers. The model is developed on
the basis of primary
sources in this research.
Objectives of the Study
The objective of this study was to evaluate and develop
competitive branding
model for Individual and country. The objective was also to
develop a real model
which can portray the theme of individual branding when
measuring the competency
at individual & country levels. In order to achieve such
objective. This research
proposed a model named as Competitive Branding &
Development Model (CBD).
Scope of the Study
The scope of this research is focused on two levels (Individual
and Country)
with special focus on UAE. The purpose of limiting study to
UAE was the growth,
huge investment and huge flow of technological trends in recent
past.
Exploratory & Case study method
This approach was convenient for such study as mentioned in
this research. It
has explored and informed deep analysis of CBD model.
Proof of Data collection
Primary, Author’s interest, Secondary and interviews (personal,
telephone,
emails, facebook) based on structured & unstructured formats.
Data analysis: the data instrumentation was qualitative & case
based
methodology.
A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
104
Analysis
UAE government has taken very effective initiatives to brand at
individual,
organizational and country level. Investments in international
programs in Dubai,
enticing huge business building tower buildings, opening huge
universities, attracting
talented people to work in engineering, technology, business
and education industry
are the main concerns in 2020. The major investment at
individual level is to mix
their people with international people to have required
exposure, experience,
knowledge, technical stability, solution provider techniques,
professionally and
socially accepted behaviors are at the main streams these days.
The initiatives and
investment in transport system, information setup, and
technological approach at
work, intellectual understanding and implementation at schools,
colleges and
university levels. Recent Google practices, global villages, high
tech immigration
setup, airport security, emirates destinations and many other
things will definitely a
great pool for individual branding.
Conclusion
The paper concludes that UAE has to focus on the individual &
country level
development by following all the parameters identified through
CBD model in this
research. The CBD model has been part in this research to
evaluate the factors of
individual branding and country branding which have been
identified as the main
concerns for UAE’s human capital development agenda in 2020.
Individual branding
as mentioned in the introduction part has always been a great
concern for developed
countries because it ultimately gives good room for country
level branding. Most of
the countries have set an agenda to develop intellectual capital
for the next 10 to 20
years. The paper identifies that the start of developing human
capital is the initiative
of branding at individual & country levels. The CBD model can
also be used to
evaluate the standing of other countries as in future research.
Recommendations
• UAE needs to be more aggressive in building business
relationships with
USA and leading EU countries.
• UAE has to build more universities at international levels in
which UAE
nationals should be the policy makers.
• Need to ease the immigration process for the people from
western world as to
have their exposure and mixed it up with the local UAE in order
to promote
understanding and learning at national & international levels.
Nadir 105
• Individual needs to work on the first part of CBD model and
try to
incorporate all parameters. This will enhance the competency
level in the
country.
• Individuals must be well versed with professional branding as
it gives much
confidence in business dealings.
• UAE should take any initiative to come up with the idea
similar to BRICS
with the coordination of Gulf and some emerging markets of
Asia.
• The exchange of resources and their management is becoming
crucial in
today’s faster paced technology and UAE can take advantage
and to offer and
get offer from neighboring countries.
References
Bontis N (1998) Intellectual capital, Management decisions vol
36, pp 63-76
Bontis N (2001) Assessing knowledge assets, International
Journal of Management
Review pp 41-60
Edwards. P (2005), Discipline and attendance, A murky aspect
of people
management. Managing Human Resources, Personnel
Management in
transition, 4th edition, Blackwell, 376-397
Edvisson and Malone (1997) Harper Business (Newyork NY)
Fiol, C, Lyles (1985), Organizational Learning, Academy of
management Review,
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Klien and Prusak (1994) working paper, Center for Business
innovation NY
Gramigna (2007) Model of Competency (Pearson Prentice Hall)
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Smith (2005) Existing knowledge, knowledge capability
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Journal 346-357
World Developments report (1998, 1999), Knowledge, not
capital, would be the key
to sustained economic growth and improvements in human well
being.
(World Development Report. 1998. 1999).
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Structure and Sections of a Written Report

  • 1. Structure of the Written Report Different Instructors will require different formats for case reports, but they should all have roughly the same general content. For this course, the report should have the following sections in this order: 1. Title page 2. Table of contents 3. Executive summary 4. Problem (Issue) statement 5. Data analysis 6. Key Decision Criteria 7. Alternatives analysis 8. Recommendations 9. Action and Implementation Plan 10. Exhibits Grading Rubric HIGH SCORE: Content and Subject: Easily identifiable, clear. Meets or exceeds page or word length requirement. Structure: Apparent, understandable, and applicable. Good flow and well-structured. Examples/Sources: Examples were used. Integration of external sources occurred. Analysis: Interesting and novel. Provides different Marketing Principles based actions, recommendations & perspectives; demonstrates critical thinking and critical analysis at a high level. Mechanics: Excellent APA format. Virtually devoid of errors in
  • 2. grammar, syntax, punctuation, and spelling. Bulletin of Education and Research June 2013, Vol. 35, No. 1 pp. 95-105 Competitive Branding & Development Model: A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital Dr. Nadir Ali Kolachi * _____________________________________________________ __________ Abstract The paper reports on the branding and development factors. Countries are in need to brand their activities to attract the coordination and business from other countries. The main focus of this paper is related to competitive branding at individual & country level in order to develop required human capital in next five to seven years. The paper investigates the parameters of branding and competency through the proposed model named competitive branding and development (CBD) model. The model reports on the important factors for branding and competency. The paper is spread on two levels of branding
  • 3. based on the micro level (individual) and macro level (country). The paper aims to investigate the competitive branding of individuals and countries. This paper will report on UAE perspective. The branding is discussed through the proposed model named Competitive Branding & Development (CBD) in this paper. The study reports as a practical Case study limited to UAE only. The choice of case study approach in this research was convenient and suitable in such types of studies. The practical implication of this study is to identify the parameters to brand & develop individual and countries at various domains. The parameters are organized into a model form named as Competitive Branding & Development (CBD) Model. The countries can utilize such model to evaluate their competency levels in comparison to other countries. This paper is academic, research and practical type and may benefit students, teachers, researchers, managers, policy makers from International Business, Individual development, Country development and Comparative management domains. Key Words: Competitive branding, Individual branding, Country branding and Human Capital *Associate Professor, Skyline University, University City of Sharjah, UAE email: [email protected], [email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected]
  • 4. A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital 96 Introduction Today’s age has no choice but a greater investment in human capital. To ensure this, countries are in search of logical plans where such investment can be initiated. The huge flow of training trends, economic forums, university campuses, collaborative symposiums, international conferences, exchange of talent and attracting the talent is the main practice of UAE these days. Such cordial situations will equip UAE nationals with high exposure, flourish business at rapid pace and will become a central hub in this part of world. The model comprises on two levels. First is individual level which will explain the parameters required for individual branding. This will justify the importance of branding at individual level and also put some reasons of UAE national’s approach to adopt such sub parameters at individual level. Second is the model is about country level which means UAE approach to coordinate with other countries. This research part will also touch some points which are required for international associations. The purpose of this part is to inform the readers about UAE approach towards country branding. The
  • 5. main factors like education, business, entertainment and sports are listed in the second part of the research. The first part of the model is comprised on the main factors as competency branding, professional branding and career management branding which are further followed by four subheadings each. The subheadings have also some further subheadings. In order to have some concepts of different categories of branding, this research provides following references of branding concepts and also proposed definitions of different branding in this research. Branding in marketing is the concept of promoting the organizational products. Branding in Human Resources is the concept of promoting one’s capabilities in the Organization. Few definitions proposed by different authors lead to the similar concepts as Corporate branding represents the idea that the organization and everything it stands for is mobilized to interact with the stakeholders the organization wants to reach and engage them in dialogue” (Hatch & Schultz, 2000, p. 27). Employee branding is defined as “the process by which employees internalize the desired brand image and are motivated to project the image to customers and other organizational constituents” (Miles & Mangold, 2004, p. 68). The concept of Competency branding is to show and market one’s capabilities
  • 6. in any specialized field where as Professional branding is similar but adds the marketing of one’s professional and demanded behavior in the different organizational context. Nadir 97 Competency Branding Competency branding is the most important and little technical to achieve. It requires time and depends on many other factors as well. To achieve the factors, UAE government has initiated to equip its nationals to have more experience and exposure which comes through efforts. Facilitating them with high standards of education at all levels are the initiatives to build competency level. Good exposure comes through travelling, participation, reading, education, technical education, interest and active learning. The branding of one’s exposure and intellectual level is to enter into more challenging environment and accepting more responsibilities to show talent in various
  • 7. fields. Visionary people are always given frequent opportunities as they showed results through the visionary approach. The technique to brand one’s talent is to show the results of practical projects, practical implementations and high achieved targets. This will help company to understand the sense of ownership of an employee. People must enhance the exposure through understanding the company and country level affairs. See the talented people’s style and adopt it. Build knowledge and read knowledgeable models to understand the trends. People must show sense of ownership with the company Professional Branding The second part is related to professional branding which is based on professional grooming and development. This can be achieved through training & development. Professional branding is second most important factor as it helps to interact, good impression and high learning opportunities. To brand this way, employees need to be very fair-feeling, supportive, collaborative and cooperative. Such activities of employees always get noticed by the high ups and can get an opportunity for any other challenge task. This is good in branding because people start trusting your dealing way which can be utilized at other occasions. The last part of this part is much noticed and branding factor. This means people behave
  • 8. professionally by solving all company’s problems without any anger or displeasure. They are professional with high emotional stability which is good sign and can have a salutary effect on others. Such things can make an individual branded and turn to be good leader, good coach and work for the status of the company. Good observation of good things, being neutral in few things and showing emotional stability will earn good response in the company. Individual must practice unbiased behavior, show responsibility and work with patience. This will help people grow and achieve good things in life. A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital 98 Career Management Branding The third part of individual level branding is career oriented. To grow in the career and to cross all exponential ladders, one must have mature and motivated behavior. People can know people more when they enter into interactive sessions, show the commitment in work and respond in most disciplined manner. People like it and want to implement and spread in the company. To brand
  • 9. individual level, one must show dignity and help everyone, show prudence, give extra care to company affairs and play self respect every time. This part shows that people who are ambitious driven always noticed and people who are always socially accepted by other people always get good promotions as it helps to improve peer relations and contacts. In the branding, individual must learn how to be socially accepted. This can be achieved through interaction and participation. Individual must do such participation all the time. Competitive Branding & Development Model Individual Branding 1. Competency Branding a. Good Exposure b. Talented & Visionary c. Intellectual & Knowledgeable d. Sense of ownership with self & Company 2. Professional Branding • Smart, Coach & Leader • Neutral, Trained & Observer • Unbiased, Responsible & Coordinator • Professionally Developed with Emotional Stability 3. Career Management Branding • Bold, Mature & Motivated • Interactive, Committed & Disciplined • Self respect & Dignity and Professionally groomed • Opportunistic, Ambitious Driven & Socially Accepted
  • 10. Country Branding 4. Collaborations Associations & Collaboration among Countries 5. Strategic HRD & Usefulness Intellectual Capital development OD, T&D and Career Management Nadir 99 6. Resources & Resourcefulness 7. Competency & Competitiveness Talented workforce, Educational reforms and R&D (Technology and Management) 8. International Relation & Belongingness • Security (Safe, cordial and easy access) and FDI (Investment and Business Dealings) • Sports (Football, Tennis and Cricket) and Tourism (Tourism education) The purpose of such branding is to evaluate the branding and competency of
  • 11. UAE dimensions. The branding at career level, organizational level or country level has become an important for the self development, organizational development and country development. The study examines the proposed CBD model and suggests the required parameters for branding at individual and country level. To be competitive in this rapid paced business & technological era, the branding and development in human capital has become prime importance. Education and training is focused on intellectual capital development in UAE. This paper will examine all required factors of branding at individual and country level. Collaboration The fourth & fifth point of second part is very much required in this competitive era. The collaboration is the dire need for the countries in order to grow, build, intellectual change, enhance competitive level and help each other. Future time will definitely depend on regional collaboration. This is possible through various kinds of associations in different domains as health, education, security and military compatibility. When countries are not good to one another especially in regional cases, then the third party takes advantage which might be expensive and will flourish dependency situation. The countries must collaborate & innovate association in various fields to brand and develop the effectiveness. The fight, win loose or only us
  • 12. concepts are finished but competency, branding and development in different domains are hundred percent required for success and prosperity. Strategic HRD & Usefulness After collaboration, the countries’ development is highly dependent on the strategic HRD factors and their usefulness at the right time. This is the time where all the countries are making heavy investment in intellectual capital development and it is only possible through strategic HRD implementation. The developed societies are not developed because they are in the west but because of the right strategic HRD A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital 100 models. Organizational development is the push from change management or something new initiative with better compatibility. This compatibility and concern can be supported by right training & development activities. Today the workforce from Germany, China, India and many other countries are inclined to make huge investment in HRD activities because this is one area which develops the countries at larger scale. Right HRD initiatives can brand an individual and
  • 13. country and ensures the development more and more. So countries’ branding will actually happen when they cooperate with each other and exchange their HRD initiatives, exchange & innovate on various fields. Resources & Resourcefulness The sixth point of the model is important parameters for long term development. The concept of resources means natural resources, environment, infrastructure, climate, energy and many others but resourcefulness means the talent to manage the resources. Some countries might have resources but lack resourcefulness, the ability to manage them while others might not have resources but have talent to manage the resources. Such things can easily be exchanged and beneficial for each other. Coordination is greater required at that level. Competency & Competitiveness The seventh one is Competency & Competitiveness. These are very obvious parameters to enter world. Competency means the competency, talent of doing something while competitiveness means how to market the competency as American, Chinese, Indian and German workforce have done so far. The countries can learn from other countries and adopt them at full length. BRICS is one of the biggest
  • 14. example of exchange talented workforce, technology, energy, money, research ideas and cooperation with each other. Countries should make the combination of resources with competency which means if country is blessed with resources, they need to build competency to take advantage of it. This can be done through collaboration with other countries or sending country men to other countries to learn techniques to utilize the resources in best possible manner. Resourcefulness should be accumulated with competitiveness. If some countries are capable enough to manage the resources or have some techniques to do, then they market it, show willingness, competencies to other countries to attract the business collaboration and enhance good long term relationship. Nadir 101 International Relations The eighth point is International relations. The millennium age is the age of
  • 15. collaboration, cooperation, international relations, and belongingness in various domains like health, education, security, sports, trade, travel, regional cooperation, investment and entertainment. Some countries feel proud to have good relations with developed and rapidly emerging markets. Competency branding becomes very easy when some initiatives are taken in the above areas positively. The areas will also attract the attention of other countries to join, cooperate and take cooperative favors from each other. Best possible projects are always good and flourish the relationship with different countries. These days many top corporations are investing in China, Russia and India for good returns and maintaining good relationships at the same level. Countries must initiate different investment forums, trade shows and exhibitions to figure out the areas of contribution and decide to cooperate with other countries in various areas. European Countries, Asian Tigers, Gulf Countries have initiated such activities and have achieved tremendous responses from each other. Just to conclude this part of the paper, the EU countries, Gulf Countries, BRICS have been utilizing the parameters very positively. Much focus of such countries is regional cooperation and huge investment in HRD projects to equip people and build it at world level. Literature Survey
  • 16. Countries’ branding is based on countries’ competency. This competency is a set of knowledge, abilities, technologies, political systems, managerial & value that generate competitive differential to the organizations which are perceived by clients and which are difficult to imitate. (Prahalab and Hamel (1990). The competency of India and China in Asia, the competency of France & Germany in Europe and competency of UAE through recent developments are the evidences of the competitive world. Today’s’ age is the age of competition not just based on the corporate level of corporations but on competency level of countries. This research has proposed a Competitive Branding & Development Model. The purpose of innovating such model is to evaluate the branding & competency plans of different countries. The countries’ initiatives in different associations and unions like BRICS, EU, ASEAN, MERCOSURE, NAFTA and many others are the signs of collaboration and help each other. Most of the countries are busy in evaluating intellectual capital models to equip the people in different demanded fields. UAE has planned all of them and more in 2020. A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital
  • 17. 102 The developed countries have branded them on the basis of knowledge management which means data mining the right information in today’s age. There is much research work available on knowledge management and suggest that organizational level and country level development depends on what strategy, information and technology is required? Such things are always answered in knowledge management framework which explains organizational learning. This integration of information system, technological solutions, resources, abilities and organizational memory (Gramine 2007), Berends et al (2006), Smith et al (2005), Rolan et al (2004). But country branding & competency is not just on knowledge management but other active parts are also important to focus on as mentioned in the model of this research. This paper reports on the parameters required for individual, country branding, competency level to present the focus of UAE at individual and country level especially in 2020. Individual or Country Competency is based on the development of intellectual capital. This is the step which makes any country very much branded not the workforce within the country but around the world. This emphasis has been
  • 18. mentioned by many philosophers over the years. In the 90s many conceptualizations of intellectual capital have been proposed (Bontis 2002, Bontis 2001, Bontis 1998, Edvisson & Malon 1997, Klien & Prusak 1994, Seemann et al 2000). Also mentioned in world developments report that Knowledge, not capital, would be the key to sustained economic growth and improvements in human well being. (World Development Report. 1998. 1999).UAE’s effective initiatives in education to build intellectual capital are the signs of success in coming years. UAE is doing a lot to invest in knowledge, learning and implementation in business, engineering and technological fields. Individual branding helps in organizational learning. This will ultimately help the organizations and productivity will be enhanced. The individual can be noticed by the top management because of his proper organizational behavior, interest and knowledge. Organizational learning refers to the process of improving organizational behaviors by acquiring and developing new knowledge & capabilities (Fiol & Lyles, 1985). Knowledge is also continuous (March & Olsen), 1976. Discipline is one of the important factor to get people noticed. If a person shows his disciplined behavior in most of the affairs, he is known as professional person and a serious employee in his work. This helps individual to build his good relationship with other employees. Discipline and disciplinary
  • 19. rules have long been recognized to be a key dimensions of the employment relationship (Edwards, 2005) Nadir 103 Research Methodology This particular research is a case study research which based on practical viewpoints of expert people involved in Branding. Most of the data is this research is primary, however, few reference are consulted from secondary sources and internet. The research has consulted literature survey and interviewed few policy makers at executive & intellectual level in order to understand the theme of branding. Most of the interviews were in favor of using Competency Branding & Development (CBD) Model in UAE organizations. The interviews were unstructured based on the availability of those policy makers. The model is developed on the basis of primary sources in this research.
  • 20. Objectives of the Study The objective of this study was to evaluate and develop competitive branding model for Individual and country. The objective was also to develop a real model which can portray the theme of individual branding when measuring the competency at individual & country levels. In order to achieve such objective. This research proposed a model named as Competitive Branding & Development Model (CBD). Scope of the Study The scope of this research is focused on two levels (Individual and Country) with special focus on UAE. The purpose of limiting study to UAE was the growth, huge investment and huge flow of technological trends in recent past. Exploratory & Case study method This approach was convenient for such study as mentioned in this research. It has explored and informed deep analysis of CBD model. Proof of Data collection Primary, Author’s interest, Secondary and interviews (personal, telephone, emails, facebook) based on structured & unstructured formats. Data analysis: the data instrumentation was qualitative & case based
  • 21. methodology. A Qualitative Case Study of UAE approach to Human Capital 104 Analysis UAE government has taken very effective initiatives to brand at individual, organizational and country level. Investments in international programs in Dubai, enticing huge business building tower buildings, opening huge universities, attracting talented people to work in engineering, technology, business and education industry are the main concerns in 2020. The major investment at individual level is to mix their people with international people to have required exposure, experience, knowledge, technical stability, solution provider techniques, professionally and socially accepted behaviors are at the main streams these days. The initiatives and investment in transport system, information setup, and technological approach at work, intellectual understanding and implementation at schools, colleges and university levels. Recent Google practices, global villages, high tech immigration
  • 22. setup, airport security, emirates destinations and many other things will definitely a great pool for individual branding. Conclusion The paper concludes that UAE has to focus on the individual & country level development by following all the parameters identified through CBD model in this research. The CBD model has been part in this research to evaluate the factors of individual branding and country branding which have been identified as the main concerns for UAE’s human capital development agenda in 2020. Individual branding as mentioned in the introduction part has always been a great concern for developed countries because it ultimately gives good room for country level branding. Most of the countries have set an agenda to develop intellectual capital for the next 10 to 20 years. The paper identifies that the start of developing human capital is the initiative of branding at individual & country levels. The CBD model can also be used to evaluate the standing of other countries as in future research. Recommendations • UAE needs to be more aggressive in building business relationships with USA and leading EU countries. • UAE has to build more universities at international levels in which UAE
  • 23. nationals should be the policy makers. • Need to ease the immigration process for the people from western world as to have their exposure and mixed it up with the local UAE in order to promote understanding and learning at national & international levels. Nadir 105 • Individual needs to work on the first part of CBD model and try to incorporate all parameters. This will enhance the competency level in the country. • Individuals must be well versed with professional branding as it gives much confidence in business dealings. • UAE should take any initiative to come up with the idea similar to BRICS with the coordination of Gulf and some emerging markets of Asia. • The exchange of resources and their management is becoming crucial in today’s faster paced technology and UAE can take advantage
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  • 25. Journal 346-357 World Developments report (1998, 1999), Knowledge, not capital, would be the key to sustained economic growth and improvements in human well being. (World Development Report. 1998. 1999). Copyright of Bulletin of Education & Research is the property of Bulletin of Education & Research and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use.