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Where do you see structure?
EVERYWHERE
Organizing
Arranges people and resources to work toward a goal.
What are the 3 elements of organizing?
-Divide up work
-Arrange resources
-Coordinate activities
Organization Structure
A system of tasks, reporting relationships, and communication linkages.
Organization Chart
Describes the arrangement of work positions within an organization.
Division of Labor
The division of labor means that people and groups perform different jobs.
Formal Structure
The official structure of the organization.
Informal Structure
The set of unofficial relationships among an organization's members.
Social Network Analysis
Identifies the informal structures and their embedded social relationships that are active in an organization.
What do Organization Charts provide?
-Devision of work
-Chain of Command
-Span of Control
-Communication flow
-Major units
-Staff vs. Line
-Levels of management
Functional Structure
A functional structure groups together people with similar skills who perform similar tasks.
Divisional Structure
A divisional structure groups together people working on the same product, in the same area, or with similar customers.
Matrix Structure
A matrix structure combines functional and divisional approaches to emphasize project or program teams.
Team Structure
A team structure uses permanent and temporary cross-functional teams to improve lateral relations.
Network Structure
A network structure uses IT to link with networks of outside suppliers and service contractors.
Product Structure
A product structure groups together people and jobs working on a single product or service.
Cross-Functional Team
A cross-functional team brings together members from different functional departments.