Critical Success Factors and Their Relationship to the Administrative Decisions of Sports Club Administrators of Some Team Games in the Central and Southern Regions

Abstract

The study aims to find a clear and important relationship between critical success factors and administrative decision-making. The scale was applied to the administrative body for club administrations in the differential games in the central and southern regions. The research community included (70) clubs by (490) members of an administrative body, and the exploratory experiment was conducted in Al-Shatra Olympic Stadium consists of (15) members, after which the Critical Success Factors Scale and the Administrative Decision Scale were built on the building sample by (155) members of an administrative body, after which the scale was drawn up in its final form to be applied to its 103 application sample and the correlational relations were found after Treated statistically by the statistical bag, and it became clear that there are factors that help club administrations to efficiently make decisions, and we find that the specialized management facilitates and makes decisions that are characterized by health and effectiveness and the suitability of decisions with the nature of the game and the developments taking place and the development of appropriate alternatives.