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organizational design
the process of selecting the right combination of organizational structure, control systems, and culture to pursue a business model successfully
organization structure
assigns employees to specific value creation tasks and roles

to coordinate and integrate the efforts of all employees
strategic control systems
s set of incentives to motivate employees
organizational culture
the collection of values, norms, beliefs, and attitudes shared
building blocks of organizational structure
grouping tasks, functions and divisions

allocating authority and responsibility

integration and integrating mechanisms
integration and integrating mechanisms
used to increase communication and coordination among functions and divisions

direct contact
liasion roles
teams
effect control system
flexible
accurate information
timely
personal control
managers question and probe to better understand subordinates
output control
set goals and measure actual performance
behavior control
system of rules to direct actions and behaviors
functional structure advantages
people doing similar functions can learn from one another

people can monitor each other and improve work processes

managers have greater control over organizational activities
bureaucratic costs
whenever different functions work together bureaucratic cost arise because of communication and measurement problems arising from the hand offs across the functions
expanding nationally
geographic structure

more responsive to needs of regional customers

lower cost structure and economies of scale

more coordination
matrix structure
value chain activities are grouped by function and by product


innovation and speed
product team structure
task dived along product or project lines
reengineering
fundamental rethinking and radical redesign of business processes to achieve dramatic improvements

processes